27 July 2021 | Euronews
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USA 'This is how I'm going to die': Officers share Capitol attack testimonies The US congressional panel investigating the deadly Capitol insurrection opened with emotional testimonies from police officers who responded to the assault. -
World News Sweden prosecutes former Iranian official for 1988 mass executions A former Iranian official will face trial in Sweden over his suspected role in mass executions of political prisoners during the Iran-Iraq war. -
United Kingdom Hundreds of children in London care homes faced decades of abuse, says UK inquiry A damning public inquiry sheds light on the "culture of cover-up" that has exposed over 700 children in London care homes to decades of abuse. -
No Comment Japan seniors find joy in cheerleading Cheering is frowned upon at the virus-postponed Olympics, but training continues at a Tokyo gym for an energetic squad of cheerleaders whose average age is 70 -
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World News EU halts legal action against UK over Northern Ireland Protocol breaches A Brussels spokesperson has told Euronews: “In order to provide the necessary space to reflect on these issues and find durable solutions to the implementation of the Protocol, we have decided, at this stage, not to move to the next stage of the infringement procedure.” -
No Comment Exhibition for dogs displays artwork at their eye-level At this exhibition in Hong Kong, dogs are able to get up close and personal with art -
Greece 'Out of control': Greek wildfire rages through forest near Athens The blaze threatened homes near the Greek capital on Tuesday despite a large operation mounted by firefighters. -
World News Northern Ireland Protocol talks in deadlock as UK rejects EU's proposals Talks between London and Brussels entered another impasse on Monday after the UK refused the EU's proposals to solve post-Brexit trade disputes over Northern Ireland. -
Russia Russia approves testing combination of Sputnik and AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccines Russia’s health officials have given a go-ahead to test a combination of the Oxford-AstraZeneca and the Sputnik V vaccines. -
Hungary In Budapest, volunteers work to restore one of the world's largest Jewish cemeteries Nature has taken over much of the 130-year-old site. -
My Europe Series Critics say COVID-19 vaccine passes violate their rights. Europe's courts may not agree. An increasing number of EU countries require people to present a health pass to visit museums, bars and restaurants. But challenging its use might be tricky. -
No Comment Emmanuel Macron is welcomed with garlands of flowers and seashells on Manihi Island French President Emmanuel Macron meets with residents on Manihi island in French Polynesia. He was garlanded with flowers and seashells as he stepped off a boat to be greeted by local officials -
Health news The end of cigarettes? Philip Morris boss says Marlboro will vanish from UK within ten years The CEO of Philip Morris International says the company could stop selling cigarettes in the UK in the next decade as it moves into vaping and pharmaceuticals. -
Europe News EU needs more than 70% vaccination coverage to stop variants, warns Belgian virologist Professor Marc Van Ranst says COVID-19 can "happily circulate" among the unvaccinated and urges EU countries to speed up their health campaigns. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnian Serbs will shut down government over genocide denial law Bosnian Serb politicians have pledged to block decision-making in the country’s institutions in protest over a recent move by a top international envoy to outlaw genocide denial. -
Climate Cleaning up these ‘super polluters’ could cut electricity emissions by 25% New research from University of Colorado Boulder has revealed the devastating impact that power plants have on the environment. -
Destinations Updated: Six quiet Greek islands that are COVID-free Looking for a worry-free getaway? These six Greek islands are entirely COVID-free. -
Earth News Anti-lockdown protesters charged with animal cruelty after punching police horse Two men were charged with animal cruelty after a violent image went viral during Australia’s anti-lockdown protests. -
World News First person charged under Hong Kong national security law convicted of terrorism The first person to be tried under Hong Kong's sweeping national security law was found guilty of secessionism and terrorism. -
No Comment Peruvian security forces carry out drills ahead of Castillo's swearing-in ceremony Police performs drills in case of attack to foreign delegations ahead of the bicentennial of the Independence of Peru and President-elect Pedro Castillo's swearing-in ceremony -
No Comment Sandstorm engulfs Chinese city A heavy sandstorm wreaked havoc on Sunday in northwest China's Dunhuang, where the ancient Mogao Caves are located. The sandstorm engulfed the expressway in a few minutes, turning the sky yellow and reduced the visibility to less than five meters, according to state media -
World News Forget build back better - what if crisis is the new normal? | View Instead of fixing the world we live in, we may simply have to learn to adapt to it. -
Mobility Tesla posts €1.1 billion profit without relying on emissions credits, but Semi truck delayed Sales of cheaper models boosted the EV maker, which had relied on selling carbon credits to rival manufacturers to post profits for eight quarters in a row. -
Germany Germany explosion: Death toll rises to five after blast at chemical complex in Leverkusen An explosion at an industrial park for chemical companies in Germany has killed at least five people. -
Russia In Siberia, volunteers wage war on Russia's wildfires with shovels and saws 'Our government should be doing this', say firefighters, as blaze rages. -
Europe News 'We've delivered': 70% of EU adults have at least one vaccination, Commission announces The target of 70% of EU adults having at least one vaccination has been reached. And a total of 57% of people aged 18 and over are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 across the EU. -
Moments Putting women on top: Switzerland is calling for all-female teams to climb its highest mountains 150 years since the first woman climbed the Matterhorn, the Swiss alpine town of Zermatt is calling for all-female teams to follow in her footsteps. -
France France investigates after Cuban embassy targeted by gasoline bombs Cuba's Foreign Ministry said that three Molotov cocktails were thrown, with two hitting the embassy and setting a fire -
Japan Today at the Olympics: Russia's women triumph over U.S. after Biles exit All you need to know about Day 4 of the Tokyo Olympics. -
Iraq Biden says US combat mission in Iraq to conclude by year end Biden said the U.S. military will continue to assist Iraq in its fight against the Islamic State group. -
Korea Koreas restore communication channels, agree to improve ties Last year, North Korea cut off all communication channels with South Korea in protest of what it calls South Korea’s failure to stop activists from floating anti-Pyongyang leaflets across their border.