Lisbon funicular wreckage removed after deadly crash
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Nadal to face Medvedev in US Open final
Nadal will go for his fourth title in New York after his straight-set win over Italian Matteo Berrettini. He faces Russia's Daniil Medvedev in Sunday's final who knocked out Bulgaria's Grigor Dimitrov in straight-sets to reach his first Grand Slam final.
Sanya on China’s Hainan island offers a unique cultural experience
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Sanya's beaches and mountains are a magnet for tourists. But this paradise destination, on the southern tip of China's Hainan island, offers an unforgettable cultural experience too. You can come face-to-face with the island's ethnic groups, sample some traditional culinary delights.
Climate Change top of the agenda as Nordic ministers meet in Iceland
The meeting comes after environmentalists in Iceland laid a commemorative plaque on the site of a Glacier on Sunday that had been declared dead. The Okjökull glacier had existed for 700 years and was Iceland's first glacier to disappear.
El Salvador acquits woman accused of killing her stillborn child
21-year-old Evelyn Hernández had already served 33 months of a 30-year prison sentence when her conviction was overturned in February for lack of evidence and a new trial was ordered.
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Parts of Genoa bridge lacked maintenance for 25 years — prosecutor
On the anniversary of the Genoa bridge collapse, an expert has told Euronews that maintaining similar older, longer bridges is "not easy" and expensive.
50 years after the moon landing Matera honours the Apollo 11 mission
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Matera, the European Capital of Culture 2019, celebrates one of its most famous sons; Rocco Petrone, who went on to become a mechanical engineer in the US and made a fundamental contribution to Nasa's Apollo 11 mission
Dubai sets its sights on becoming the happiest place on earth
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In Dubai, happiness is a national policy goal and the city has set at 95 percent happiness target by 2021 in the hope that it will have a positive effect on the economy. We take a look at the business of happiness as well as how it’s measured using AI technology.
Boeing's woes, the safety of personal data and cybersecurity concerns
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Can Boeing bounce back after two fatal crashes? Plus meet the Ivy league dropout who set up a thriving marketing business and why cybersecurity is it keeping business leaders awake at night.
EU nations issue statement over fears the Iran nuclear deal could fail
The European nations said they were preoccupied by the escalation of tensions in the Persian Gulf region and urged for a dialogue between all parties involved in the deal, that was signed on this day four years ago.
Journalists protest against alleged police violence in Hong Kong
10,000 people also marched in the border town of Sha Tin calling for genuinely democratic voting in the former British colony. A handful called for an independent Hong Kong.
Summer holiday traffic tailbacks begin
Elsewhere, Austria is to introduce a ban on vehicles leaving the motorway in Salzburg on weekends in a bid to help local communities suffering from gas emissions.
Hong Kong activists protest against mainland traders near border town
Demonstrators in the Hong Kong territorial town of Sheung Shui seized on another grievance following major unrest over an extradition bill.
Air pollution:Vehicles to be fined again for entering parts of Madrid
Thousands protested at the city's decision to reverse car pollution restrictions a week ago.
UK Leadership race: Boris is frontrunner with 2 weeks to go
Polls put former Foreign Secretary, Boris Johnson streets ahead of his rival, current Foreign Secretary, Jeremy Hunt with backing from 74 percent of the party.
Waters around France are already overheating for early summer
The near tropical temperatures are causing problems for flora and fauna and attracting some unwelcome guests.
A record-breaking heatwave has hit Alaska, the US's northernmost state
Known for being typically cold and snowy, Alaska is set to experience its hottest ever July with temperatures reaching over 30 degrees Celsius over the next few days.
Georgia's president calls for "de-escalation" after unrest
Georgia and Russia have blamed each other for the outbreak of protests and unrest in Tbilisi which was sparked by the visit of a Russian MP to Georgia's parliament.
UN human rights chief in Venezuela to meet with Maduro and Guaido
The trip comes ahead of a three week United Nations Human Rights Council session where it's expected that criticism will be heaped on President Nicolas Maduro.
Sir Elton John is awarded France's highest civilian award
Emmanuel Macron used the occasion to urge international mobilisation for the combatting of Aids- one of the showman's dearest causes.
Protests in Albania continue; call for Prime Minister Rama to leave
The leader of Albania's ruling left-wing Socialist Party said he was determined the June 30 municipal elections would be held despite opposition unrest since mid-February.
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