1 August 2021 | Euronews
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Cinema Enrico Caruso film restored after 100 years unites voice with pictures A film which starred the legendary tenor, Enrico Caruso, has been restored after more than 100 years and combines his voice and his image for the first time. -
No Comment Cambodia: vaccination for adolescents begins Cambodia began a roll out of Covid-19 vaccinations for teenagers in its capital Phnom Penh and three provinces Sunday. -
Belarus Poland grants a visa to sprinter Krystsina Tsimanouskaya Belarusian athlete Krystsina Tsimanouskaya has been granted a visa to travel to Poland, the country's deputy foreign minister has said. -
No Comment Berlin: Covid sceptics defy protest ban. Hundreds of anti-lockdown demonstrators defy a court-ordered protest ban in the streets of Berlin, resulting in scuffles with police. -
Germany Man dies after being detained by Berlin police during COVID-19 rules protest About 600 people were detained during the demonstrations, which saw thousands defy rules against mass gatherings over the weekend. -
No Comment Greece: Homes destroyed in aftermath to Peloponnese forest fire Nearly 300 firefighters, two water bomber planes and five helicopters battle to put out a forest fire in Greece that has so far destroyed around 20 homes. -
France Plans for vaccine passes provoke protests in France, Switzerland and Italy Government plans to make access to public spaces conditional on health checks have provoked more protest demonstrations in France, Switzerland and Italy. -
Tech News Tech this week: Pegasus scandal continues, big tech’s Russian fines, Facebook in German court The French finance minister's phone is being investigated as a potential victim of the Pegasus spyware and Google was fined €35,560 for a Russian data law breach. -
No Comment Thousands paddle through St Petersburg at Sup Festival Thousands of Russians dressed up and paddled their way through waterways of St Petersburg on Saturday. -
Earth News Eight dead as wildfires rage in Turkey's touristic south Fires have burned down forests, encroached on villages and tourist destinations and forced people to evacuate. -
Poland Poland marks Warsaw Uprising aganst Nazi occupation 77 years ago The Polish president attended the annual remembrance ceremony in the capital. -
Albania Albania repatriates 19 family members of dead ISIS fighters from Syria A few hundred Albanians joined the Islamic State militant group in Iraq and Syria and most were killed. Since then, their families have been stuck in camps. -
Nature Meet the man using dogs and drones to save wildlife in Costa Rica Earthrace conservationist Pete Bethune uses dogs, drones and technology to save Costa Rica’s biodiversity and jungles. -
Japan Today at the Olympics: Italy's Marcell Jacobs wins 100m, Israel wins gold All the news and results from the 2020 summer Olympics in Tokyo. -
Japan French boxer refuses to leave the ring in disqualification protest “Everyone knows I won!”, Mourad Aliev screamed to the empty arena. -
Earth News Are eiderdown feathers the best form of feather recycling? A thousand-year-old harvest on Iceland is used to gather the feather and make some of the world's best duvets and quilts. -
Destinations In pictures: This tropical landscape garden in Brazil earns UNESCO World Heritage status Sítio Roberto Burle Marx has been named the latest UNESCO World Heritage site in Brazil.