3 May 2020 | Euronews
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USA Pompeo continues to assert virus was 'man-made' despite US intelligence statement to the contrary The US Secretary of State says he sees no reason why the intelligence services would get it wrong, yet maintained the 'man-made' assertion regarding COVID-19. -
Uzbekistan 100,000 residents evacuated after Uzbek dam burst Around 100,000 people had to be moved from homes after a dam burst in Uzbekistan close to the border with Kazakhstan -
Israel Israel's top court begins hearing petitions against Netanyahu rule amid criminal charges Israel's high court began hearing petitions seeking to block Prime Minister Netanyahu from forming a government after he was indicted with charges of accepting bribery, fraud and breach trust -
World News Church in France introduces drive-in confession during coronavirus lockdown One church in southwestern France is keeping up the sacrament of confession by introducing a drive-in version in its car park during the coronavirus lockdown -
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World News Poland celebrates Constitution Day as criticism grows over postal Presidential vote legislation Poland has held scaled-down National Flag day and Constitution day celebrations amidst Coronavirus pandemic. -
Greece Greece transfers almost 400 migrants from Lesbos island to mainland This is the first massive transfer of asylum seekers from Moria camp since the start of confinement imposed by the Greek government on March 23 to stem the spread of coronavirus. -
United Kingdom UK PM says "contingency plans" for his death were ready as he recalls coronavirus ordeal UK prime minister Boris Johnson said "contingency plans" were already in place for his death as he recalled the hardest moments of his coronavirus ordeal in an interview to a British newspaper. -
Ukraine 'He strangled me in front of my child'. Quarantine compounds Ukraine's domestic violence problem An increasing number of women and children in Ukraine are experiencing domestic violence during the quarantine. -
World News Life after lockdown: How has coronavirus changed the movie industry as we know it? 'Filming won't be the same': Euronews speaks to those working in movies to get an idea of how coronavirus has changed the industry as we know it. -
South Korea South Korea accuses North Korea of starting exchange of fire on border South Korea’s military reported it returned fire after North Korean troops shot at a South Korean guard post.