3 June 2020 | Euronews
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USA Charges filed against three officers who watched as George Floyd died Charges against Derek Chauvin, the police officer who knelt on George Floyd's neck, have also been upgraded to second-degree murder. -
USA 'Come November, we will remember' George Floyd, says Rev Jesse Jackson "There's power in vote, power in demonstrations," civil rights activist Rev Jesse Jackson told Euronews. -
No Comment Thousands march in London to protest George Floyd death Protests that began in the US have now spread to Europe. -
World News George Floyd death: Police racially profile in Europe too, experts tell Euronews Anti-racism protests have been taking place across Europe, where the issues of police brutality and racial profiling are "often denied", experts have told Euronews. -
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World News Analysis: Did Sweden get its COVID-19 strategy wrong? “There is quite obviously a potential for improvement," said the architect of Sweden's coronavirus strategy on Tuesday. -
World News Anti-vaccine movement could hamper fight against COVID-19 cure, experts warn There’s a lot of talk about when a coronavirus vaccine might be ready. But would people take it? -
Europe News Coronavirus: Belgian town among first to allow weddings with invitees Yolanda Nauwelaers and Timothy Dekeyser are thought to be one of the first couples in Europe to wed in the presence of invitees since lockdown was imposed in March. -
United Kingdom George Floyd death: Thousands join anti-racism march in London Protesters carried signs reading "Black Lives Matter" and "I cant breathe" in reference to George Floyd, an African-American killed by police officers on May 25 in Minneapolis, US. -
Real Economy Helping Europe's poor cope with COVID In this episode, Real Economy looks at what impact the coronavirus crisis is having on Europe's most vulnerable, and what the European Union is doing to help them. -
Sweden Coronavirus: Hard-hit Sweden admits it could have battled COVID-19 better “I think there is potential for improvement in what we have done in Sweden, quite clearly,” Anders Tegnell of the Public Health Agency told Swedish media on Wednesday. -
World News COVID-19 shows why political and economic power needs to be moved away from capital cities ǀ View As the COVID-19 crisis continues, it is becoming clearer that the centralisation of resources is a bad solution in fighting the spread of the virus. In Europe, that means moving power away from capital cities to the regions. -
Earth News Chester Zoo under threat: one of Europe’s leading conservation hubs faces closure The UK's Chester Zoo has gone from protecting animals around the world to now needing saving itself. -
Europe News Do more to prevent corruption among European MPs, says new report The Council of Europe's anti-corruption body GRECO says that countries need to do more to protect against graft among politicians. -
World News Is coronavirus pushing us towards a cashless society? Several countries have increased the limit for contactless payments, to reduce the handling of cash and the risk of infection. -
USA 'Trump's press demonisation pays off': Attacks on US journalists soar amid George Floyd protests Of the 143 alleged assaults, 49 were physical attacks on journalists (31 by police), 50 injuries by projectile and rubber bullets, 35 instances of tear gas use and 21 of pepper spray. -
Europe News EU rejects idea of inviting Russia back into fold of G7 Josep Borrell, the EU's foreign policy chief, said Russia's participation was suspended until the country "changes course". -
United Kingdom Lockdown loneliness is going to have a worse long-term impact on teenagers’ mental health ǀ View Surveys are beginning to shed light on the impact that the lockdowns to contain the spread of COVID-19 is having on mental health and well-being. Early findings from these surveys suggest that loneliness is a particular problem for teenagers. -
USA Police violence: 'Officers must be accountable for each other' President Donald Trump's national security adviser has blamed 'a few bad apples' for police racism and brutality. Observers say much more should be done to limit the risk of violence and increase accountability. -
Italy Italy reopens borders - but will tourists travel there? Italy reopened its borders to European travellers on Wednesday, as the country attempts to rescue its tourist industry. -
World News How did the Spanish flu pandemic end and what lessons can we learn from a century ago? in 1918, the Spanish flu claimed 50 to 100 million lives worldwide. -
World News Coronavirus latest: More than 500,000 new COVID-19 cases in last five days, says WHO Keep up to date with the latest coronavirus developments here. -
Belarus Prominent opposition figures arrested in Belarus as presidential election approaches Alexander Lukashenko has been Belarus' president since 1994 and is seeking a sixth term when presidential elections take place on August 9. -
World News World Bicycle Day: Will cycling be the big winner after lockdown is lifted? Bike sales are booming and European cities are making more space for cycling. But, will it last?