15 June 2020 | Euronews
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World News As coronavirus lockdowns end, thousands of migrants are making the deadly crossing to Europe In April, Frontex recorded just 900 illegal border crossings since 2009. In May, it was 4,300. -
USA US Supreme Court rules LGBT people can't be fired for their sexual orientation The ruling could have a huge impact on the estimated 8 to 11 million American LGBT community, who are not protected against workplace discrimination in most US states. -
Europe News Low-carbon liquids: Greenwash or a solution for climate neutrality? Green groups insist the fuel industry isn't tackling the reality of the climate crisis. -
Next Series Artificial Intelligence: how man and machine are progressively working as one Futuris looks at how the relationship between man and machine in modern manufacturing is evolving through the adoption of Artificial Intelligence and automation. -
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Poland LGBT campaigners denounce President Duda's comments on "communism" The Polish President claimed the LGBT 'ideology' is more harmful than communism during a campaign rally on Saturday, as he seeks re-election in the predominantly Catholic country. -
Climate Now The future for farmers in a warmer world In this episode, Climate Now looks at how farmers are adapting to climate change and our warming planet, -
Russia Russia expels two Czech diplomats in tit-for-tat move triggered by fake murder plot story Russia said it was a retaliatory move after hostility from the Czech Republic -
Europe News Belgium lockdown lifted for sex workers but COVID-19 concerns flourish "I don't go back to work with a smile on my face but I have no choice," one sex worker told Euronews. -
No Comment Beijing braces for second wave after 49 new coronavirus cases confirmed Beijing has closed the Xinfadi market, ordered tests to be carried out on all its workers and put surrounding neighbourhoods in lockdown. -
United Kingdom UK pubs and restaurants 'unlikely to reopen before July 4 at the earliest' Beer lovers will have to wait at least a couple more weeks before they can enjoy a drink out, according to the UK government. -
United Kingdom 'The time for action is now': Boris Johnson's planned review on racism criticised The Labour Party and an anti-racism think tank argue Boris Johnson's new review is redundant because four were released in 2017. They're calling for "more action, less rhetoric". -
Spain Fernando Simón: Spain’s top scientist becomes unlikely hero of nation’s COVID-19 crisis The new icons of the COVID-19 era are not singers, actors or athletes, but medical experts. -
Norway Norway data protection authority temporarily bans use of coronavirus tracking app The country's data inspectorate temporarily banned a coronavirus tracking app, raising several concerns about how users' location data, collected via GPS and Bluetooth, would be used. -
Spotlight Japan's Paralympic Games aim to leave lasting legacy Spotlight explores the efforts being made in Japan to ensure the Paralympics have a lasting impact for those living with a disability. -
Ireland Rivals Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael reach an agreement to form a government with the Greens The leaders of Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael, and the Green Party have agreed on a draft programme of government, with the next Taoiseach yet to be officially confirmed. -
Earth News Ten whales tangled in seaweed are saved off remote island in Scotland Local residents rallied together to rescue the stranded whales. -
China Beijing tightens controls as new coronavirus outbreak fans fear of second wave The Chinese capital rushes to contain a new outbreak of COVID-19 cases seemingly linked to a food market, just as EU countries reopen their borders. -
United Kingdom Pilot dies after U.S. fighter jet crashes in North Sea The jet took off from RAF Lakenheath, an American base in the UK. -
World Coronavirus: Swedes not welcome as neighbours open their borders Scandinavian countries have opened up their borders to each other but specifically excluded Sweden, because of its less strict approach to containing COVID-19. -
World News In pictures: Black Lives Matter protests taking on the world A weekend of protests against racism and police violence -
Russia Russian court sentences former US marine Paul Whelan to 16 years in prison for espionage Paul Whelan, a former US marine arrested in Russia on alleged spying charges, faces up to 20 years in prison. -
Europe News Brexit: UK and EU agree not to extend transition period beyond December 2020 The UK Prime Minister and European Commission President said in a joint statement that there would be no extension of the post-Brexit transition period. -
No Comment Researchers turn to drones to track thousands of migrating sea turtles in Australia More than 60,000 sea turtles flock to the nesting beach on Australia's Raine Island every year. But newly-released drone footage shows that Australian researchers may have been underestimating just how many were making the epic journey from the Great Barrier Reef. -
Italy Milan refuses to remove statue of journalist who had Eritrean child bride Black Lives Matters protesters in Italy have targetted the statue of the late Indro Montanelli.