28 May 2020 | Euronews
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USA Trump challenges liability protections for social media companies in row over fact-checking The US President signed an executive order directs executive agencies to ask for review of social media companies' liability protections. -
No Comment Robots deployed to shopping malls to prevent COVID-19 spread This shopping centre in Bangkok, Thailand, is turning to technology in the fight against COVID-19. -
Europe News Coronavirus: Transparent face masks help Belgian business see through crisis For the deaf or hard of hearing, the see-through panel allows them to lip-read while maintaining a safe distance. -
Spain Coronavirus economic fallout: Nissan announces closure of Barcelona plant Spain's government urged the Japanese car giant to reconsider, saying its decision would cost 3,000 jobs. -
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World News Analysis: The COVID-19 crisis and Merkel's last big test As Germany prepares to take over the rotating EU presidency in a month’s time, how the bloc emerges from this latest crisis will be Merkel’s last big test, writes Euronews' political editor Darren McCaffrey. -
Sport English Premier League will resume on June 17 after 100-day absence Matches have been suspended since March 13 due to the coronavirus pandemic. -
United Kingdom UK lockdown to ease from Monday allowing groups of up to six to meet outside, says PM Boris Johnson UK lockdown to ease from Monday allowing groups of up to six to meet outside, says PM Boris Johnson -
Hungary Coronavirus: Hungary bid to end emergency powers 'an optical illusion', say human rights NGOs The state of emergency gave the government the power to rule by decree and was heavily criticised because it had no clear end date. -
France Coronavirus lockdown lift: Here's what you can do in France from June 2 Phase 2 means you can go to a cafe, bar or restaurant, although they now will have to keep a distance of one metre from other tables; travel more than 100 kilometres from your residence; go to the theatre for a show. Find out what else. -
United Kingdom COVID-19 is sparking change in how high-risk patients are cared for with remote treatments ǀ View The COVID-19 pandemic is forcing us to a change our usual care practices and to rely on remote patient monitoring. Even when the COVID-19 crisis is over, this change is likely to bed itself in routine clinical practice. -
World News 'Frugal Four' will come round to EU's €750bn COVID-19 recovery fund, says former Finland PM Stubb "So they will come aboard, I'm absolutely sure of that," former Finland PM Alexander Stubb told Euronews -
No Comment Coronavirus: Artist in Paris highlights pandemic plight with 'fragile' world map This artwork in Paris is a world map made using "fragile" stickers - a nod to the plight of the planet amid the COVID-19 pandemic. -
Earth News University course helps students face climate crisis with hope It's easy to feel anxious about the state of the environment but this course is fighting that feeling with education. -
World News Analysis: European politicians who've bent or broken lockdown rules Euronews' political editor Darren McCaffrey on Dominic Cummings and European politicians who have been accused of breaking lockdown rules. -
World News Germany's Angela Merkel comes out top in leaders' approval poll for COVID-19 crisis Angela Merkel has broad support in Germany for her handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a Euronews poll. In France, fewer than half of respondents backed Emmanuel Macron's crisis response. -
United Kingdom England launches COVID-19 test-and-trace scheme It comes ahead of schedule but weeks after similar test-and-trace schemes were introduced in Germany and France. -
South Korea Coronavirus: Restrictions return in South Korea after new spike in COVID-19 cases The world has been looking to South Korea as a model for how to handle COVID-19. But a fresh spike in cases is putting that reputation at risk. -
Hungary Don’t be fooled by its sudden compliance. Hungary is helping to unravel the EU’s legal order ǀ View The Hungarian government’s decision to comply with the Luxembourg court’s judgement makes perfect sense in the illiberal calculus of strategically resetting the terms of EU membership. -
France Human contact tracing underway in France to stop spread of COVID-19 Euronews talks to GPs at the centre of France's human contact tracing initiative -
World News UK lorry deaths investigation makes 26 arrests in Belgium and France The suspected smugglers were arrested in simultaneous early morning raids carried out in France and Belgium. They face up to 15 years in jail and a fine of up to €150,000 per victim. -
Economy The US sees the eurozone as the economy most likely to fold. It should look closer to home ǀ View America is far from the perfectly functioning currency area so beloved by its European devotees. Rather, the US model of limited government at state level has exposed the fragile nature of the American dream. -
Belgium Angela Merkel says pandemic will be 'stress test' for EU as Germany prepares presidency Angela Merkel sets of the role of EU in the aftermath of coronavirus as she prepares to lead the presidency of EU council -
Europe News EU coronavirus recovery package is massive shift for bloc that will work 'wonders' Politicians and experts are now pouring over the details of the EU's trillion-euro recovery package. While it was welcomed by France, Germany, Spain and Italy, other countries in the north of Europe still need some convincing. -
World News COVID-19 creating 'lockdown generation' as young workers take the biggest hit More than one in six young people have been forced to stop working since the pandemic began, the UN's International Labour Organisation has highlighted, warning it "make it much more difficult to rebuild a better, post-COVID economy". -
USA Playwright and AIDS activist Larry Kramer dies aged 84 “The one nice thing that I seem to have acquired, accidentally, is this reputation of everyone afraid of my voice,” Kramer once said. -
United Kingdom Could UK's stance on free movement leave the country short of essential workers? "We’re not bringing them in because they are cheaper, we’re bringing them in because there aren’t people in this country that want to do this work," says care manager. -
World News Coronavirus latest: Second wave 'cannot be excluded', WHO says as Europe eases lockdown Follow our live blog for the latest updates