10 August 2022 | Euronews
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Sierra Leone Deadly anti-government protests erupt in Sierra Leone Tensions over the rising cost of living turned deadly in the capital city, Freetown. -
Bulgaria Hundreds join anti-Gazprom protest in Bulgaria There are concerns the country's caretaker government could break with the policies of its pro-Western predecessor and revert to close energy ties with Russia. -
The Cube TikTok is still promoting banned Russian content to users, says report A study by Tracking Exposed has found that some new videos from Russian appear via the For You page on TikTok. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: State TV journalist detained, H&M and IKEA flog final stock, and oil deliveries restart A former Russian state TV journalist detained, H&M and IKEA flog final stock, and oil deliveries restart -
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Germany Drought in Europe: Shipping threatened in Germany as Rhine water levels continue to drop The Rhine is one of Germany's key water routes for transporting goods, and vessels with bigger drafts might not be able to use the river if levels continue to fall. -
Tech News Samsung's new foldable smartphones: What we learned about the Galaxy Z Flip4 and Galaxy Z Fold4 Samsung's groundbreaking foldable phones will be available from the end of August in the United States, parts of Europe and South Korea. -
Culture news Remaking classics: Hollywood horror and Bollywood to the rescue Hollywood is giving 'The Exorcist' a groan-worthy remake, while Bollywood is looking to revive its fortunes this week with a tantalizing remake of its own… -
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Tech News Robot paw patrol: The US Space Force begins deploying robots as guard dogs The four-legged robots - which have been called dystopian by detractors - have been successfully trialled as patrol dogs at Cape Canaveral. -
Travel News Lufthansa strikes: Wage hikes of up to 19% agreed following negotiations Germany's Lufthansa and labour union Verdi have settled on pay increases of up to €498 per month. -
France 'We fought all night': A thousand firefighters battle Bordeaux blaze The fire has forced the closure of a major motorway near the city as temperatures hit 40 degrees again in the latest heatwave. -
My Europe Series How a black man's murder put racism in the spotlight ahead of Italy's snap election The murder of Alika Ogorchukwu, a Nigerian man living in Italy, was filmed by onlookers but none of them directly intervened. -
Tech News Elon Musk sells $6.9 billion of Tesla stock to finance his Twitter deal if it is forced through The mass sale of Tesla shares is being tipped as a means to fund Musk's potential Twitter deal if he loses a legal battle with the social media platform. -
Europe News Greece 'turning a page' as it exits enhanced surveillance programme 12 years after bailout It comes 12 years after requiring an international bailout. -
Afghanistan Girls the 'biggest losers' after a year of Taliban rule in Afghanistan Girls are bearing the brunt of Taliban rule in Afghanistan, according to a new report by Save the Children. -
Sport Footballer Benjamin Mendy goes on trial in the UK on rape charges The French World Cup winner faces eight counts of rape, one of attempted rape and one of sexual assault. He has pleaded not guilty. -
Qatar 365 Qatar’s emerging fashion industry From brand new talent at Qatar’s first fashion school, to a design incubator in the heart of Doha, Qatar 365 sees how the Gulf country is becoming a fashion hub in the region. -
No Comment Mexicans celebrate Indigenous day with festive march Hundreds of Indigenous people, wearing colourful native costumes from different regions of Mexico, hold a festive march in Mexico City to celebrate World Indigenous Peoples' Day. -
Russia Russia journalist who made TV Ukraine war protest arrested and has home raided Ovsyannikova generated headlines in March by appearing on state-funded TV with a placard reading "stop the war, don’t believe the propaganda, they are lying to you here". -
Climate ‘A problem or an opportunity’: These 10 finance firms control half the world’s unburned fossil fuels Governments and investment managers wield a huge amount of power over fossil fuel firms, and could force them to transition faster. -
Culture news Historic paintings return home to Zimbabwe after 70 years "The Stars are Bright" exhibition is now showing in Zimbabwe for the first time since the collection left the country more than 70 years ago. But where were the paintings discovered? -
Food and Drink Sour grapes: Italy takes Slovenia to court over balsamic vinegar production Balsamic vinegar is like a fine wine in that everyone is fighting over its place of origin. Is it best for the courts to decide? -
No Comment Clowns entertain Palestinian children following conflict with Israel Clowns entertain Palestinian children amidst the rubble of a building in Rafah destroyed during the three-day deadly conflict between the Israeli military and Islamic Jihad militants in the coastal Palestinian enclave of Gaza -
Health news Polio vaccine boosters offered to under 9s in London amid first UK outbreak in four decades The virus is spreading in London for the first time since the 1980s after it was detected in samples of sewage in the UK capital. -
Health news Langya virus: How worrying is the new animal-to-human LayV virus spreading in China? Less than three years after the outbreak of COVID-19 started in China, the threat of the new animal-borne LayV virus has been identified. -
Spain Tobias White-Sansom: Brother pleas for answers over Spanish nightclub death Tobias White-Sansom died after an incident in a nightclub in Mallorca. His brother Maximillian spoke to Euronews, demanding justice. -
Moments Watch these good boys hit the waves at World Dog Surfing Championships The annual World Dog Surfing Championships returned to Pacifica, California where dozens of pooches hit the waves with their owners for a chance to win the title. -
Europe News EU air transport workers at lowest level in 14 years Around 325,600 people worked in the air transport sector across the 27 member states during the first three months of the year, down from about 410,000 pre-pandemic. -
No Comment Slackliner Jaan Roose completes 625 m river crossing between highest buildings in Rotterdam Jaan Roose has frequently slacklined where nobody has ever slacklined before and his latest thriller in the sky is one of the most mind-bending yet. -
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France Beluga whale stranded in French river dies after failed rescue mission A beluga whale stranded in France's River Seine has died after a failed rescue mission. -
France Salt farmers emerge as reluctant winners of Europe's severe drought As Europe suffers its most severe drought in decades, one group has emerged as a reluctant winner of the extreme conditions. -
Europe News A month on, here's where we are in Finland and Sweden's NATO accession process All 30 NATO allies must give their consent for the accession of Sweden and Finland into the military alliance. -
Culture news Raymond Briggs, author and illustrator of UK Christmas classic ‘The Snowman’, dies aged 88 Author and illustrator Raymond Briggs, best known for the beloved 1978 children’s picture book 'The Snowman', has died at the age of 88. -
No Comment Stranded beluga whale removed from France's Seine river The beluga whale stranded in the river Seine in northern France was removed from the water early Wednesday in the first stage of an ambitious rescue operation. -
Italy Right-wing coalition on course to win Italy election, says study The conservative bloc includes Giorgia Meloni's far-right Fratelli d'Italia, Matteo Salvini's right-wing League, Silvio Berlusconi's conservative Forza Italia and several minor centrist allies. -
Europe News Europe's drought could be the worst in 500 years, warns researcher "Just to give you an idea the 2018 drought was so extreme that, looking back at least the last 500 years, there were no other events similar to the drought of 2018, but this year I think it is really worse than 2018." -
Europe News Dozens missing after migrant boat sinks off coast of Greek island Greek authorities say a major search and rescue operation has been launched east of the island of Karpathos. -
Tech News Making it easier to sneak out of group chats and the other WhatsApp changes you need to know about Users will be able to leave chats silently, choose who can see them when they’re online, and prevent screenshots of "view once" messages being taken. -
France Knife-wielding man shot dead at Paris airport, police sources confirmed to Euronews It happened in terminal 2F of the airport at around 8:20 CEST. -
Taiwan China ramps up threat of military force to bring Taiwan under its control The threatening moves were prompted by a visit to Taiwan last week by US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Chinese authorities say. -
Destinations Going to Mexico this summer? Here's why you should skip the mezcal round Tequila and other mezcals are enjoying a global boom but for the land and plant it’s made from, it could have serious consequences. -
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