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After lengthy roadwork in Rome, the white-gloved officers – or pizzardone – are back directing traffic on the city's Piazza Venezia. And they're doing it in true Italian style.

COVID-19 inoculations such as the Chinese Sinopharm vaccine are successful in controlling the epidemic in Seychelles, and that's what really matters, the country's president recent said.

Port-au-Prince (AFP) – Members of the Haitian police and forensics teams look for evidence outside the presidential residence in Port-au-Prince, after President Jovenel Moise was assassinated and his wife wounded in a gun attack.

Suspended from a steel track in the UAE, uSky Transport says these pods are cheaper and more environmentally friendly than subways and monorails.

Egypt is planning to put sustainability at the heart of its New Administrative Capital, including "vertical forests" — buildings adorned with plants and trees.

A team of tightrope walkers set a world record on a highline across an Arctic valley in Sweden.

Indonesia is now experiencing its worst Covid-19 outbreak after reporting record cases and deaths. As hospitals become overwhelmed with patients, many are being turned away. CNN's Paula Hancocks reports.

Copenhagen (AFP) – Danish supporters in Copenhagen were "disappointed" after Denmark lost to England in the Euro 2020 semi-final, but proud to have gotten so far.

Spanish police have arrested three people over the killing of a male nursing assistant in a suspected homophobic attack that prompted protests across the country. CNN's Isa Soares has more.

Celebrity Dutch crime reporter Peter R. de Vries, known for his investigative work exposing the criminal underworld, is "fighting for his life" after being shot in Amsterdam.

The recent deadly heat wave in the Pacific Northwest would be virtually impossible without climate change, according to a new scientific analysis. Scientists warn it could happen every five to 10 years if carbon pollution continues. (July 7)