23 July 2021 | Euronews
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Cyprus UN Security Council condemns Turkish move to reopen Cyprus ghost town Varosha In a statement on Friday UN Security Council warned that any move to resettle the former tourist town would be "inadmissable". -
Europe News Cost of green energy transition must be distributed fairly, says MEP Spanish MEP Javi López says there will be an "eco-reaction" from people if the costs of the transition are not shared evenly. -
Russia Traffic on Trans-Siberian Railway halted after bridge collapse Heavy rains have caused a bridge collapse in Russia, blocking traffic on the Trans-Siberian Railway. -
World News Delta variant of COVID-19 now dominant in Europe, says World Health Organization The World Health Organization has said that the Delta variant of COVID-19 is now dominant in much of the European Region and has urged governments to step up vaccination programmes. -
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Slovakia 'Fooled by disinformation': Vaccine protests at Slovak parliament Opposition politicians spoke with the crowds, who were protesting new rules exempting people who have been vaccinated against coronavirus from some restrictions. -
My Europe Series Are European arms fuelling wars and conflicts worldwide? Where do European-made weapons end up? How are current conflicts worldwide impacted by the Defence industries of EU Member States? We take a look at the Defence sector and those opposed to its exports strategies. -
My Europe Series What's it like to be LGBT in Hungary amid Orban's rights crackdown? Ahead of Budapest Pride this weekend, Euronews spoke to several members of Hungary's LGBT community to find out how a controversial new law had affected them. -
Moments How to find sunglasses that suit your face shape when you can’t visit shops Our team have tried and tested sunglasses bought online to help you shop for your summer holiday. Even better, most of them are sustainable brands. -
No Comment Anti-Olympics protesters gather near Tokyo stadium Anti-Olympics protesters gather near Tokyo stadium -
No Comment Japan Olympic superfan celebrates Tokyo 2020 Games Japanese Olympic super fan Kyoko Ishikawa celebrates an aerobatic performance by the Japanese air force on the day of the opening ceremony. -
No Comment Protesters march in Spain after killing of gay man Protesters march in Spain after killing of gay man -
Health news Potentially life-saving study could cut labelling times for MRI Scans from years to minutes A groundbreaking deep learning study can label 100,000 MRI scans for cancer and neuro patients in minutes rather than years. -
World News European Medicines Agency the first to approve Moderna COVID-19 vaccine for children It is the first time the vaccine has been authorised for people aged under 18. -
Bulgaria Smugglers crammed these 15 migrants into one vehicle, say police Leaders of a gang of smugglers who transported hundreds of migrants across the border from Turkey to Greece have been arrested. -
Rethink Could 3D printing new organs and skin one day transform the future of transplants? Imagine a future where, instead of waiting for a match, your local hospital could print a new organ made from your own cells. -
Moments Six picturesque European destinations for the perfect beach wedding We explore some of Europe’s most visited beach-based wedding venues. -
World News Israeli film about Palestinian activist Ahed Tamimi wins Cannes Jury Prize Ahed's Knee is about "a country that should have been different, that could have been different," its director said. -
My Europe Series Europe's week: Brexit returns and Orban announces anti-LGBT referendum The Commission also released its annual report on the rule of law across the EU, with Hungary, Poland and Slovenia in starring roles. -
United Kingdom Northern Ireland: 1998 Omagh bombing that killed 29 people could have been prevented, says UK court A Northern Ireland judge has ruled that there was plausible evidence that authorities could have prevented the 1998 car bombing in Omagh. -
Tech News India's central bank is the latest looking at a phased launch of its own digital currency The EU, the US, China, and Britain have announced plans to introduce digital currencies. India is the latest to join the growing list. -
My Europe Series Moldova's new government has an old problem: Transnistria. Can it solve it? The future of the breakaway region - which accounts for 10% of Moldova's claimed territory and over half a million people - could spark a new row with Russia. -
Japan Let the Games begin! Tokyo 2020 kicks off with manga-inspired opening ceremony The 11,000 athletes have been waiting for a year but stepped out on Friday into a near-empty stadium. -
Belarus Europe should welcome in journalists forced to leave Belarus | View "The people of Belarus deserve to know the doors of other European countries are open to them." -
Germany Germany flood victims distraught as the clean-up begins The death toll from Germany's floods stands at 177, with dozens still missing. In neighbouring Belgium, at least 31 were killed. -
Turkey Several migrants missing after boat sinks off Greek islands in Aegean Sea A boat carrying 45 migrants is sinking near Greek islands in the southeastern Aegean Sea, Turkey’s defense ministry has said. -
World News The EU must act now to protect Thessaloniki's antiquities | View "In Greece, an archaeological site of incalculable value is today at great risk of being irretrievably damaged." -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Senior Bosnian official bans denial of Srebrenica genocide under law The head of Bosnia’s Office of the High Representative has imposed changes to the country’s criminal law, introducing prison sentences for anyone who denies the genocide at Srebrenica. -
Moments Wishing you were at the Olympics? Explore Tokyo with this sped-up walking tour Sit back and enjoy Japan from the comfort of your own home with these virtual walking tours. -
Norway 'Norway owes us', says Hungary, after Oslo suspends aid in NGO row Norway said Hungary refused to appoint "the best-qualified candidate" to manage the funds allocated to civil society.
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Russia ‘Handful’ of Russians denied place at Olympics over doping suspicions A number of Russian athletes implicated in state-sponsored doping were stopped from joining their country’s team of 335 at the Tokyo Olympics. -
Mobility Tokyo 2020: Virtual reality and augmented reality bringing spectators closer to the action The in-person experience of being at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games is being enhanced thanks to virtual reality and augmented reality. -
Russia Russia deploys military to help contain raging Siberian wildfires More than 1.5 million hectares (3.7 million acres) of land have so far been scorched in the Siberian region since the beginning of summer with hundreds of wildfires sparked by record temperatures. -
The Cube Fact-Check: Video does not show French police joining protests against vaccine passports An old video has been shared on social media, falsely claiming to show French police applauding protests against new COVID-19 restrictions. -
World News Poland's legal defiance is the EU’s moment of truth | View "The latest confrontation between Warsaw and Brussels is more than a judicial disagreement: it marks a key moment in the fight between the rule of law and autocracy that threatens to very essence of the European project." -
Earth News ‘No sport can escape’: Tackling climate change at the Tokyo Olympics Extreme weather events such as storms and heatwaves, all affect competitors and spectators alike. -
World News Committing to a just energy transition How would you ensure that an energy business operating in over 60 countries and providing more than 30.000 jobs aligns with the world’s climate and development goals? Solid commitments and clear strategies play a key role. -
United Kingdom Self-isolation rules for critical workers relaxed as UK shops run out of food It comes after more than 600,000 people were asked to self-isolate in the week to July 14 after coming into contact with a person who tested positive. -
Travel News New Zealand suspends travel bubble with Australia The rules change as of midnight tonight. -
Italy Italy to roll out COVID health pass for bars, restaurants and museums It comes as the number of COVID-19 cases across Italy crossed the 5,000 mark on Thursday for the first time since May 21.