Alessio Dellanna
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Woman in intensive care following rare man-of-war sting off Sicily coast
The marine creature is known as one of the most dangerous species in the Mediterranean Sea, but its stings are rarely deadly, although excruciatingly painful. → Read More
Italy braces for new elections as PM Draghi loses support from key allies
A new general election is expected to take place between end of September and beginning of October this year. → Read More
Energy crisis: UK looking at plans to bolster CO₂ supply as shortages threaten food industry
The food processing industry uses CO₂ to stun animals before slaughter and to keep food fresh during packaging. → Read More
Anger as UK mistakenly shares personal data of 250 Afghan interpreters
Many of them are still in hiding in Afghanistan, waiting to be resettled to the UK. → Read More
Taliban adds to its government but there are still no women
The international community has warned it won't recognise the new government unless equal rights are guaranteed. → Read More
AUKUS: France submarine deal row could delay EU-Australia trade deal, says MEP
'Trust is missing': Submarine row could delay EU-Australia trade deal, says MEP @berndlange. → Read More
Germany election: SPD's Olaf Scholz wins latest television debate
But his joy may be short-lived. Today Scholz faces a high-risk parliamentary hearing on an obstruction of justice case involving the finance ministry that he heads. → Read More
'We are prepared to die,' say Afghan women protesting Taliban in Kabul
Women's protests in Kabul are continuing despite the Taliban's pledges to be an inclusive and moderate force. → Read More
Amnesty International denounces rich countries for hoarding COVID vaccines
'Governments restricted not only freedom of movement, but also freedom of expression,' the human rights group said. → Read More
Italian artist collective turns Turin residential building into art gallery
Putting the 'art' in to Apartment. Italian artist collective turns Turin residential building into gallery. → Read More
EU foreign ministers to discuss Russia relations and sanctions at council meeting
EU foreign ministers will discuss tense relations with Russia and potential sanctions amid Alexei Navalny's jailing. → Read More
COVID-19: UK steps up travel restrictions to crack down on rule flouters
'Going on holiday is not a valid reason to travel', said UK home secretary Priti Patel. → Read More
Multiple US federal agencies targeted in 'state-sponsored' cyberattack
A US official blamed Russian hackers but the Kremlin has rejected these accusations. → Read More
A 'normal man': John Lennon expert on the man behind the legend
Euronews spoke to Jude Kessler, author of myth-busting The John Lennon Series. → Read More
France considers introducing new 'ecocide' offence in pollution crackdown
But some climate activists argue that the sanctions don't reflect the international definition of 'ecocide'. → Read More
Brexit: Former Conservative MEP implores party not to vote Withdrawal Agreement overriding
Sajjad Karim says the attempt to override the Withdrawal Agreement is 'an absolute non-starter'. → Read More
Why Erdogan won't start a war with Greece over Mediterranean drilling
Ankara is currently facing off against Greece over oil and gas drilling rights in the eastern Mediterranean. → Read More
Dozens detained in Belarus anti-government protest
Thousands took to the streets in a third weekend of rallies against President Lukashenko. → Read More
Ship with 200 migrants aboard seeking a port to dock at after Mediterranean rescues
A rescue ship with more than 200 migrants aboard is struggling to find a port that it can dock at. → Read More
Coronavirus: Germany bans large gatherings till end of the year and tightens controls
Infection rates have spiked in the country to the highest level since the end of April. → Read More