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France's new Prime Minister Castex was virtually unheard of before his appointment on Friday.

France's new Prime Minister Castex to announce government reshuffle

The UK and EU are trying to agree to a new trade deal before a December 31 deadline.

Brexit talks resume in London after deadlock in Brussels

Croatia's Prime Minister incumbent Andrej Plenkovic (holding a Croatian flag) celebrates victory at the Archaeological Museum in Zagreb, on July 5. 2020.

Croatia's ruling conservatives win parliamentary election

In this file photo dated Tuesday, March 6, 2018, Italian composer Ennio Morricone directs an ensemble during a concert of his "60 Year Of Music World Tour", in Milan, Italy

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly composer Ennio Morricone dies aged 91

Euronews Investigates

Paying migrants to go back home: how the EU's Voluntary Return scheme is failing the desperate

Nigerian migrants are registered after returning to Lagos from Libya in February 2020.

Libya was hell, but for Nigeria’s migrants, home isn't much better

Europe paid over 300 million euros to send people like Evelin back to their home nations. It forgot about her once she was there. As Euronews' repatriation investigation continues, we hear another horrific story from those who took part in the scheme.

The densely-populated Mebrat Hail suburb of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, is home to many Eritreans who arrived after the two countries signed a peace deal in 2018

Eritrean migrants claim EU voluntary return programme isn’t voluntary

Eritrean migrants on a flight last year told Euronews that they were forced to fly back to Asmara even after they changed their minds. The UN says Eritrea is one of the most repressive countries on earth - so why is the EU paying for migrants to return there?

James, 30, has been helped to reintegrate into life in Nigeria after returning home from Libya. The IOM helped him to open a barbershop in Benin City, Edo State, Nigeria.

The EU is paying migrants to go home and stay there. It's not working

A Euronews investigation across seven African states over six months has uncovered massive failings in a programme that has so far paid for 80,000 migrants to go home.

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COVID-19 pandemic puzzle: tracing the origins of the new coronavirus

Unreported Europe

COVID-19 pandemic puzzle: tracing the origins of the new coronavirus

Lifting lockdowns, innovating against COVID and staycation trends

Lifting lockdowns, innovating against COVID and staycation trends

Why does Emirati entrepreneur Sara Al Madani say no to female empowerment & yes to failure?

Inspire Middle East

Why does Emirati entrepreneur Sara Al Madani say no to female empowerment & yes to failure?

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The fighters' coffins at the Palais De La Culture Moufdi Zakaria in Algiers on July 4, 2020

France hands over remains of Algeria's resistance fighters

Danielle Copperman uses natural dyes to spruce up her wardrobe

How to dye your clothes using coffee and blueberries

Australia has recorded more than 8,500 cases of COVID-19 and 105 deaths from the virus.

Australia closes state border as COVID-19 cases rise

A man wearing a mask walks past the Sondheim Theatre, which would be showing Les Miserables, but is closed down under the COVID-19 lockdown, in London on June 11, 2020.

UK arts sector 'warmly welcomes' €1.7bn COVID-19 rescue package

A member of the Catalan regional police force Mossos d'Esquadra controls a checkpoint on the road leading to Lleida on July 4, 2020

Coronavirus: Spain imposes local lockdown in second region

Tourists flock to European holiday destinations amid ongoing pandemic

Thousands flock to holiday destinations amid ongoing pandemic

People rescued at sea sit on the deck of the 'Ocean Viking' rescue ship, operated by French NGO, SOS Mediterranee, in the Mediterranean Sea on July 4, 2020

Stranded Ocean Viking migrants to arrive in Sicily port on Monday

The sailor racing around the world to gather vital data on ocean microplastics

This sailor is racing around the world to gather data on microplastics

Coronavirus Covid-19

Dr. Anton Pozniak, president of the International AIDS Society (IAS), speaking to Euronews ahead of the 23rd International AIDS Conference, July 6, 2020

Good Morning Europe

The other pandemic: HIV/AIDS fight hit by coronavirus crisis

A terrace on St. Mark's Square in Venice reopened after the three month lockdown aimed at curbing the spread of the COVID-19 infection. 12 June 2020

Updated: Which European countries have opened their borders?

A man seen wearing a face-mask in Bengaluru, India, Sunday, July 5, 2020

Coronavirus: India set to overtake Russia in total reported cases

Catholics attend first mass in Rio since virus lockdown

Catholics attend first mass in Rio since virus lockdown

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Closed Theatres on London's empty Shaftesbury Avenue in March 2020

Final curtain? How coronavirus might have killed off London's West End

New Hungarian far-right group, the 'Our Homeland Movement' and their sympathizers, the members of the 'National Legio' protest in 2019 against the Roma community

The silence over Orban's anti-Roma rhetoric shames the EU | View

For medical staff working in palliative care, COVID-19 has made an already challenging job even tougher

Palliative care doctor shares a day in her life during COVID-19 era

Protesters gather around Winston Churchill statue in Parliament Square during the Black Lives Matter protest rally in London.

The legacy of colonialism could be a catalyst for new relationships with those it oppressed ǀ View

Medical workers move a coronavirus patient at an intensive care unit of the Filatov City Clinical Hospital in Moscow, Russia

Coronavirus: Latest data on new COVID-19 infections and deaths

Oriol Junqueras and Philippe Lamberts

The COVID-19 pandemic has a lesson for the EU: it can no longer be business as usual ǀ View

A building was washed away by floods due to torrential rain in Hitoyoshi, Kumamoto prefecture, Japan. 5 July 2020

In pictures: Heavy rains in Japan cause floods and mudslides

Post-Brexit Guide: Where are we now – and how did we get here?

Post-Brexit Guide: Where are we now? latest updates

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Protesters outside a court in Istanbul over the trial of Amnesty International activists

As human rights activists know all too well, you speak the truth at your peril in Turkey ǀ View

In the wake of the attempted coup in 2016, Turkish authorities have been relentless in suppressing what they see as potential threats - including human rights activists now on trial for terrorism-related charges.

ICC's prosecutor Fatou Bensouda, right, with fellow prosecutors.

Trump’s ICC attack shows his contempt for the rule of law ǀ View

In the face of a blatant attempt at interference by Donald Trump, the ICC should guard its independence and push on with its probes into alleged war crimes committed by the US in Afghanistan and Israeli forces in Palestine.

A woman uses a sanitising wipe while setting into her seat on a flight in the US

New technology and political will can give tourism the post-COVID-19 lift needed to save jobs ǀ View

Shrinking away from the challenges posed by international crises like the coronavirus pandemic will not save the millions of jobs set to be lost in the tourism sector.

Germany Chancellor Angela Merkel.

Merkel’s EU presidency is a critical test for EU solidarity ǀ View

With the fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic, Brexit and the impact of climate change, all eyes will be on Angela Merkel as she takes on her second crisis presidency of the EU.

For sustainable acts, ethical fashion, slow food and eco-travel

Greenwashing is used to hide companies' negative impacts on the environment, as well as to entice shoppers.

What is greenwashing and why is it a problem?

There might be palm oil in your fuel tank

Is your fuel tank full of “forest-ravaging” palm oil?

We burn gold and platinum worth billions every year - what's the real value of electronic waste?

UN report shows our electronic waste is worth billions

Reports suggest people feel safer travelling by train.

Holidays by train could cut carbon emissions in a post-lockdown world

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Catholics attend first mass in Rio since virus lockdown

Catholics attend first mass in Rio since virus lockdown

The devoted of the Catholic church welcomed the chance to attend a mass after almost three months praying and listening to ceremonies from home via social media.

Dr. Anton Pozniak, president of the International AIDS Society (IAS), speaking to Euronews ahead of the 23rd International AIDS Conference, July 6, 2020

International AIDS Conference 2020: How the coronavirus crisis is hitting the fight against HIV/AIDS

Musicians from the Syrian diaspora in Europe perform in a concert conducted by Riccardo Muti in Paestum, southern Italy, July 5, 2020

Musicians honour Syrian world heritage site with performance in Italy

A terrace on St. Mark's Square in Venice reopened after the three month lockdown aimed at curbing the spread of the COVID-19 infection. 12 June 2020

Which countries in Europe have opened their borders ahead of the summer holiday season?

Rescued lion illustrates plight of thousands of other cubs

Rescued lion illustrates plight of thousands of other cubs

La Gacilly Photo Festival kicks off with 'Viva Latina!' theme

La Gacilly Photo Festival kicks off with 'Viva Latina!' theme

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La Gacilly Photo Festival kicks off with 'Viva Latina!' theme

La Gacilly Photo Festival kicks off with 'Viva Latina!' theme

The European projects pooling data to defeat COVID-19

The European projects pooling data to defeat COVID-19

South Sudan's former child soldiers try to rebuild their lives

South Sudan's former child soldiers try to rebuild their lives

La Scala premiers Rossini's Il Turco in Italia

La Scala premiers Rossini's Il Turco in Italia

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Europe

Thousands march in Paris to celebrate gay pride and protest police violence

Thousands march in Paris to celebrate gay pride and protest violence

More than 4,000 Formula One coronavirus tests prove negative

Siberian tiger kills animal keeper at zoo in Zürich

World

Which firms have been included alongside power plants in list of EU's top polluters?

Ryanair and shipping firm MSC included in list of EU's top polluters

Kanye West says he will run for US president

COVID-19 latest: WHO records largest single day increase in cases

Business

The price of influence: why brands increasingly favour influencer marketing

The price of influence: why brands increasingly favour influencer marketing

Ukraine's central bank chief quits over 'political pressure'

Which companies in Europe are cutting jobs because of COVID-19?

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Sport

Credit: Dubai Tourism

United Arab Emirates

Learning to drive an F1 car with Supercar Blondie

Judo Values: politeness

Liverpool crowned Premier League champions

Football results

Latest Results

04 jul - 05 jul

SATURDAY 04 JUL 2020
Barclays premier league
Chelsea3 - 0Watford
Wolverhampton Wanderers0 - 2Arsenal
Leicester City3 - 0Crystal Palace
Manchester United5 - 2Bournemouth
Norwich City0 - 1Brighton & Hove Albion
SUNDAY 05 JUL 2020
Barclays premier league
Southampton1 - 0Manchester City
Liverpool2 - 0Aston Villa
Newcastle United2 - 2West Ham United
Burnley1 - 1Sheffield United

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Culture

Nobel Prize museum reopens with exhibition about pandemics

Nobel Prize museum reopens with exhibition about pandemics

Oscars invite 819 new members including Zendaya, Awkwafina

'Take care before you share': UN bids to tackle misinformation

Sci-tech

Credit: Dubai Tourism

United Arab Emirates

Astronomers marvel at rare annular eclipse in Dubai

Swine flu with pandemic potential discovered in China

The European projects pooling data to defeat COVID-19

Travel

Chef Shane Macneill's miso black cod draws in the stars in Dubai

Chef Shane Macneill's miso black cod draws in the stars in Dubai

Euronews Debates: COVID-19 'unknown' hangs over tourism, say experts

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