19 May 2020 | Euronews
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Russia Russian military helicopter crash lands killing all crew The Defense Ministry did not clarify how many crew members were on board. -
World News What do we know about Hydroxychloroquine? | Euronews answers The US president has yet again touted the drug. But what does the science say about Hydroxychloroquine? -
Europe News Analysis: Is the €500bn recovery fund plan Europe's 'Hamilton Moment'? Euronews' political editor Darren McCaffrey on France and Germany's plan for financing the EU's recovery from COVID-19. -
Ocean Coronavirus: supporting Europe's battered fishing industry Europe's fishing industry has been badly hit by the coronavirus. In this episode of Ocean Euronews' Denis Loctier meets French fisherman trying to survive the crisis and explores how Europe is supporting the battered sector. -
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Ocean What will Europe's fishing industry look like post-COVID? Ocean speaks to Virginijus Sinkevičius, European Commissioner for the Environment, Oceans and Fisheries, about how Europe's fishing sector will look post-COVID-19. -
Europe News Coronavirus: EU Commission VP warns against 'mini-Schengens' after COVID-19 crisis eases Margaritis Schinas' comments come after Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania opened their internal borders to each other last week in a bid to give their economies a timely boost. -
Earth News Leonardo DiCaprio saves gorilla park by donating to €1.8 million fund The Oscar-winning actor wants to protect our closest living relatives from becoming extinct in Africa.. -
Ukraine In the fight against Russian influence in Ukraine, language matters. It’s Kyiv, not Kiev ǀ View Finding justice for Ukrainians, including my own family, starts with resisting Russia’s propaganda and promoting the Ukrainian language. It starts with spelling Ukraine’s capital as Kyiv. -
No Comment The Eternal City shares its past once again as visitors return to Rome's museums Another prominent art attraction, the Boboli Gardens of the Uffizi Gallery in Florence will start welcoming visitors on Thursday. -
France French president Emmanuel Macron loses absolute majority in parliament after defections Seven MPs from his LREM party defected to create a new parliamentary group they said would be "independent" and sit "neither in the majority nor in the opposition". -
USA Coronavirus: Trump accuses WHO of favouring China and makes funding threat US President Donald Trump says he is prepared to permanently withdraw funds to the World Health Organization in 30 days -
USA Coronavirus: Donald Trump defends taking anti-malarial drug despite reported dangerous side effects US President Donald Trump says he has been taking a drug used by lupus and arthritis sufferers to protect himself from COVID-19, despite a lack of evidence that it actually combats the disease. -
Earth News Thousands of kids' shoes appear in London square as a form of protest Why is London's Trafalgar Square covered in children's shoes this week? -
United Kingdom 'Incredibly stressful': UK mother on being stuck in Ukraine with surrogate newborn Nadene had her baby through surrogacy in Ukraine and got stuck there after the borders closed because of the coronavirus pandemic. She tells Euronews about her new family’s epic first weeks. -
World News 'Highly sophisticated' hackers access details of 9 million easyJet passengers The budget airline revealed it had discovered hackers had broken into their systems and access the details of 9 million passengers. -
France Coronavirus: New Caledonia separatists want France independence vote postponed due to COVID-19 New Caledonia's vote on splitting from Paris, the second such poll in as many years, was scheduled for September 6. -
Earth News Today's lockdown recipe from Living's Pan-European cook book Not sure what to cook? We're rounding up the best comfort foods from across the continent to inspire you. -
World Meet the UK family enrolled as COVID-19 vaccine guinea pigs Euronews hears from a mother, father and daughter all taking part in an Oxford University coronavirus vaccine trial. -
Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia is deliberately denying prisoners medical aid. How long will Europe stay silent? ǀ View I am asking the UK and other European Governments to show that they are guided by strong moral principles and ask Saudi Arabia to release my mother, brothers, and all political prisoners that they are currently holding. -
Portugal Portugal reunites elderly with loved ones thanks to protected room called the 'box of emotions' "We cannot touch them, there's no contact, but just the fact of being there and looking them in the eyes is very positive". -
World News More European adolescents reporting mental health issues: WHO The World Health Organisation stressed that the response by the authorities to this growing problem "will echo for generations". -
World News Coronavirus latest: UK COVID-19 death toll passes 35,000 Get the latest updates on the coronavirus live blog