28 July 2021 | Euronews
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Poland Thousands of Polish judges urge their country to heed EU court rulings The magistrates say a refusal to abide by the European Court of Justice's rulings would not only violate EU laws but also Poland's national constitution. -
United Kingdom Woman found guilty of swapping diamonds for pebbles in London jewelry heist A woman has been convicted of using "sleight of hand" to steal diamonds worth around €4.9 million from a high-profile London jeweler in 2016. -
No Comment Villagers evacuated as firefighters combat wildfire in Peloponnese forests The Fire Brigade is evacuating the village of Drosia in Achaia, Peloponnese, for precautionary reasons following fire that broke out in the area on Wednesday afternoon -
France Two suspects arrested over armed robbery of prestigious Chaumet jeweller in Paris A man on an electric scooter had burst into the shop carrying a handgun, police said. -
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Earth News Baking Balkans as heatwave set to sizzle parts of southeast Europe Temperatures are predicted to rise as high as 43 degrees celsius -
No Comment To celebrate 10 years together, Little Mix get the Madame Tussauds wax treatment Fans of top British girl group Little Mix have been asking to see their heroes rendered in wax for years - and now, to tie in with the band's 10th anniversary - their likenesses have gone on display at Madame Tussauds in London -
Nature Watch: Lagoon turns shocking pink and fish farming may be to blame The Corfo Lagoon in Patagonia, southern Argentina, has turned pink after waste from fishing companies was dumped in its waters. -
Nature You say potato, I say pomato: Hybrid plants could make it easier to grow more food These plants can grow tomatoes above ground and potatoes below. -
Germany German prosecutors charge Syrian doctor with crimes against humanity A Syrian doctor has been charged in Germany with crimes against humanity for allegedly torturing people in military hospitals in his homeland. -
Hungary Hungary's LGBT vote isn't democracy but tyranny of the majority | View Hungary's LGBT vote isn't democracy but the tyranny of the majority, writes Maria Sjödin. -
No Comment UK Prime Minister struggles with umbrella at police memorial UK Prime Minister struggled with an umbrella in inclement weather during a dedication ceremony on Wednesday for a new police memorial in the English county of Staffordshire -
My Europe Series Is Bosnia’s Milorad Dodik using genocide denial for political ends? Attempts to play down or deny what happened at Srebrenica in 1995 prompted Bosnia's foreign peace envoy to last week pass the nation's first law prohibiting genocide denial. -
The Cube Conspiracy theorists are exploting Germany's flooded areas, officials warn German politicians have warned that anti-mask demonstrators could be exploiting the country's flood-damaged areas and spreading disinformation. -
Nature The Iberian Lynx makes a comeback in Spain after near extinction Numbers of the Iberian Lynx in Spain and Portugal are on the up thanks to an ambitious captive breeding programme -
Travel News Quarantine scrapped in England for fully vaccinated EU citizens, except the French Despite concerns over the Delta variant, fully vaccinated travellers from the EU and US will soon be able to avoid quarantine when entering the UK — except for those arriving from France. -
No Comment Lebanon artist creates debris-based sculpture at site of Beirut blast Workers construct a 25-metre-tall steel sculpture dubbed "The Gesture" by Lebanese artist Nadim Karam made from debris from the August 4 blast at Beirut's port -
France Newborn baby girl found alive in garbage bag near French city of Lyon An infant child was found alive in a garbage bag by passers-by near the French city of Lyon. -
World News EU electricity demand back up but with fewer emissions thanks to renewable sources Renewables accounted for significantly more electricity generated in the first six months of this year compared with the first half of 2019. -
Climate Floods on the rise: How to protect your home from water damage As floods cause untold damage to many parts of Europe, here’s how you can protect yourself, and your home, from unexpected floods. -
Turkey Turkey arrests man behind ByLock app linked to 2016 failed coup A Turkish-born American has reportedly surrendered to police over a secret messaging app he owns, which has been linked to Turkey's failed 2016 military coup. -
Germany Fischertag: German court rules women can participate in traditional fishing event A German court has ruled that women should be allowed to take part in Fischertag, a traditional fishing event in the Bavarian town of Memmingen. -
Tech News Huawei 5G: European countries playing 'politics' with network bans, Chinese company says Huawei told Euronews Next “political motivations” were behind some EU states' moves to ban the company's 5G infrastructure, after US authorities blacklisted it in 2019. -
Ecotech Watch: UK hairdressers are creating a circular economy out of old hair A trip to one of these salons will leave you looking and feeling great, as products and even your old hair are given a second life. -
Lithuania Illegal crossings into Lithuania this year hit 3,000 Lithuania's border guard service said it detained 171 people caught illegally crossing from Belarus into Lithuania on Tuesday night, the largest number in a single day in 2021 and bringing the total number of migrants detained so far this year to 3,027. -
No Comment Italy: severe flooding in the Lake Como area Torrential rain and hailstorm in Italy caused floods and mudslides in the north of the country on Tuesday -
France France owes a debt to French Polynesia over nuclear tests, says Macron Paris carried out 193 nuclear tests in French Polynesia between 1966 and 1996 as part of its nuclear weapons development programme. -
Russia Russian police raids home of journalist whose outlet investigated Alexei Navalny’s poisoning Police in Russia raided the home of the chief editor of an investigative media outlet that was recently designated as a “foreign agent,” the latest step by authorities to raise pressure on independent media ahead of the country's September parliamentary election. -
Tech News Record profits for Apple, Microsoft and Google amid COVID-19 boost for Big Tech The three tech giants announced record-breaking earnings on Tuesday, as they continued to benefit from the shift online brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic. -
USA Joe Biden nominates former ambassador to Romania Mark Gitenstein as new EU envoy Gitenstein, 74, is a lawyer who served as the US ambassador to Romania from 2009 to 2012. -
Armenia Armenia says 3 soldiers killed in border clashes with Azerbaijan It's the deadliest clash since the end of last year's war between the two countries in Nagorno-Karabakh. -
Japan Today at the Olympics: Europeans make a splash in rowing Today at the Olympics: Europeans make a splash in rowing -
Destinations Looking for a UK cycling holiday? Check out this 5-day route through England and Scotland Filled with stunning beaches and dramatic castles, a trip up Northumberland’s coast and into Scotland is the perfect UK cycling holiday. -
United Kingdom Ecuadorian court revokes citizenship for Julian Assange Ecuadorian authorities say Assange’s naturalization letter had multiple inconsistencies, different signatures, the possible alteration of documents and unpaid fees, among other issues. -
USA Slipknot founding drummer Joey Jordison dies at 46 Slipknot would become one of the bands credited with keeping hard rock alive and vital in the late 1990s and early 2000s, with grunge-era bands aging and fading. -
Europe News Belgium flood victims remain without gas and electricity Thousands of people remain without essential provisions after the floods in Belgium which killed at least 41 people 2 weeks ago.