Löw: 'We have to come up with the same performance again'
Germany and Hungary will face off as they both look to qualify for the last 16.
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Hummels on the rainbow LGBTQ debate: 'I think it’s good that it’s a topic in general'
Before the decisive European Championship match against Hungary, the German national team is discussing less about the line-up than about the stadium lighting. Mats Hummels made a clear statement.
Indonesia Nears 2 Million COVID-19 Cases, Delta Variant Drives New Surge
The Delta COVID-19 variant first identified in India has spread quickly around the world and is now hitting Indonesia. Southeast Asia's largest country now looks at another peak as it hits the 2 million mark in confirmed cases. VOA's Ghita Permatasari reports.
Portugal's last training session before France clash
The Portugal squad finished their preparation to face France in the Euro 2020.
Greta Thunberg says landmark climate report 'could wake people up'
Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg reacts to a draft of the latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report, exclusively obtained by AFP, a 4,000-page assessment of climate impacts warning of the dire consequences facing humanity if it fails to rein in carbon emissions.
Tech Divide Hampers COVID Inoculation Drive in India's Rural Areas
Residents in North India's rural Kangra district say they have been anxious to get vaccinated for COVID-19 after a second wave of the pandemic created havoc and ravaged villages last month. While tech savvy, digitally aware city dwellers have managed to get shots, millions in rural areas are being left behind because of a technology barrier.
Technology Barrier Hits COVID Inoculation Drive in Rural Areas
India's technology driven vaccination initiative has raised concerns the country's huge digital divide is making it difficult for many people to get inoculated, particularly in the nation's vast countryside. While tech savvy, digitally aware city dwellers have managed to get shots, millions in rural areas are left behind because of a technology barrier.
She's incarcerated in a men's prison facility. Why she's suing Georgia corrections
Ashley Diamond, a transgender woman, has spent the last decade in and out of men's prisons in Georgia. Now, she's suing the Georgia Department of Corrections to be transferred to a women's facility.
National Bank of Rwanda researching use of digital currency
The National Bank of Rwanda has said that it is studying the use of central bank digital currencies with plans to issue its own electronic currency.
Junkyard of empires: Afghans sift through leftovers of US occupation
Bagram (Afghanistan) (AFP) – As the US plans to withdraw all forces from Afghanistan by this year's 20th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, a booming scrap business has grown from the goods left by departing US troops at the country's largest airbase in Bagram.
Euro 2020: Supporters in London thrilled with England's qualification
As England supporters leave Wembley Stadium, they express their satisfaction with their team clinching first place in Euro 2020 Group D with a 1-0 win against the Czech Republic.
UK promotes green bus with help of Chinese automaker
Manufacturers of green energy products like electric buses in the UK are set to propel the country's target to cut carbon emissions with the help of their Chinese partners. The promotion of electric buses is a brave new world of public transport in the UK.
