Trump: Substantial semiconductor tariff coming 'very shortly'
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Ukranian political prisoner Sentsov in 'catastrophic' condition
The cousin of Ukrainian prisoner Oleg Sentsov claims he is in “catastrophic” condition, while Russia’s Federal Penitentiary Service denies these claims.
Europe's heatwave puts fresh focus on drowning danger
Countries are issuing warnings about the danger of drowning as people seek relief from Europe's heatwave.
German media under fire for story about 'heavy metal pensioners'
German media are under fire for reporting that two “grandpas” escaped from a retirement home to enjoy a rock concert in the region of Wacken, Germany.
Indonesia is hit by third quake in two weeks as death toll rises
Indonesia has been rocked anew by an earthquake with a magnitude of 5.9, according to the United States Geological Survey.
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Denmark has ridiculed itself with burka ban, activist tells Euronews
Franco-Algerian businessman and political activist Rachid Nekkaz, who pays the fines of women caught wearing burkas, has hit out at a new ban in Denmark.
World heading toward an uninhabitable 'Hothouse' new study warns
A new study shows that Earth is at risk of entering what scientists dub “Hothouse Earth” conditions. In these circumstances, Earth will become uninhabitable.
Perseids meteor shower: When and where can we watch?
The annual Perseids meteor shower is expected to take place from July 17 to August 24, with peak times occurring during the night of August 12.
UK likely to see above-average temperatures until October
The UK Met Office has confirmed a new three-month outlook that warns of warmer-than-average temperatures in the coming months, potentially even up until October.
French Secretary of State says stares not considered sexual harassment
The French government has passed legislation that will impose significant fines on sexual harassment in the streets and on public transport, but contrary to recent rumors, it does not mean that prolonged stares will be fined.
Cities around the world celebrate International Beer Day
Breweries and beer lovers all over the world are celebrating International Beer Day today. The annual event takes place the first Friday of August, and is 10 years old this year. Meanwhile, Germany is struggling to produce enough beer to meet demand.
Leading the way to a cleaner future for food
We look into French food companies doing things differently and implementing an eco-conscious strategy at the core of their business.
International Army Games begins; 32 countries compete
Russia’s International Army Games kicked off with an opening ceremony held in last Thursday and will continue until August 11. Thirty-two countries are said to be participating.
Russian journalists confirmed dead in the Central African Republic
Three Russian journalists were ambushed and murdered in the Central African Republic on Monday.
Switzerland imposes open fire ban ahead of national holiday
Though it was done to ensure public safety, the bans may disappoint Swiss nationals on Wednesday, who were expecting dazzling firework shows that accompany the annual Swiss National Day.
Cooling off? Swedes turn flooded station into swimming pool
Fun-loving Swedes turned a flooded train station in Uppsala, a city near Stockholm, into a makeshift swimming pool.
Hawaii's main coastline expanded 1.5 kilometres due to lava
Hawaii’s main island coastline has extended into the sea by 1.5 kilometres following the continual eruption of the Kilauea volcano since May.
Rescue team that saved Thai footballers helps Laos dam survivors
Instead of taking time out, rescuers move on to Laos disaster.
Sweden tries to put wildfire out ... by dropping a bomb on it
Sweden's air force employed an unusual tactic to try and put out a wildfire — dropping a bomb on it!
New toothbrush cleans all your teeth in just 10 seconds
Y-Brush, invented by Lyon-based startup FasTeesH, is a Y-shaped electric toothbrush that is able to reach and clean all the teeth due to its shape and sonic vibrations.
Annual World Santa Claus Congress kicks off in Denmark
Hundreds of Santas, pixies, and elves gathered in amusement park Bakken near Copenhagen on Monday to celebrate the 61st annual World Santa Claus Congress.
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