14 June 2020 | Euronews
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Canada Brutal arrest of Canadian indigenous chief fuels anti-police unrest Canadia Prime Minister Justin Trudeau calls for an independent investigation after an indigenous chief is beaten by police during arrest -
Italy Italian farmer's stark choice - pay to fly workers back or go bankrupt Farmers in Italy have been paying for seasonal workers to return from abroad to harvest crops or risk bankruptcy -
France Macron hails 'first victory' against COVID-19 and reopens French borders In a live televised address from the Elysee Palace, Macron announced that the whole of mainland France is now in the so-called "green zone" including the Ile de France region. -
Russia Russian Orthodox Church consecrates huge cathedral dedicated to military A huge cathedral outside Moscow dedicated to Russia's armed forces has been consecrated after it's planned opening was delayed by the coronavirus pandemic -
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Germany Anti-racism activists form 9km socially-distant human chain in Berlin Protesters wore masks and kept their distance to comply with coronavirus restrictions. -
No Comment Statue of famous Italian journalist vandalised in Milan Indro Montanelli, who died in 2001, acknowledged having had a 12-year-old Eritrean bride while stationed in the Italian colony in the 1930s. -
United Kingdom Man dies from overdose as thousands attend illegal raves in UK Manchester police said the events - attended by up to 4,000 people - had "tragic consequences" with one death, three stabbings and an allegation of rape. -
No Comment Brazilian nursing home residents and loved ones use plastic 'hug curtain' amid pandemic Elderly patients in a nursing home in Sao Paulo can hug their loved ones through a plastic 'hug curtain,' a way to bring families together amid the pandemic that is ravaging Brazil, with over 41,000 deaths and more than 800,000 cases -
Culture news Final curtain? How coronavirus might have killed off London's West End The show must go on. But what if it can't? -
United Kingdom More than half of Britons support extending Brexit transition period due to COVID-19 The Health Foundation charity stressed that a no-deal Brexit could lead to "a vicious, and avoidable, combination of risks" as the country continues its fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. -
Ecotech How is Formula E shaping the cars we drive in the real world? From driveways to motorways, Formula One's electric counterpart is changing how vehicles work. -
Spain Spain brings forward reopening of borders to Schengen area European countries are reopening their borders as #coronavirus cases fall -
USA More protests erupt in Atlanta, US, after man shot dead A Wendy's restaurant in Atlanta was set on fire by protesters after Rayshard Brooks was shot dead following an altercation with police officers.