16 June 2020 | Euronews
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World News Analysis: How is the coronavirus crisis hitting young people? More than one-in-six people aged 18-29 have stopped working since the onset of the pandemic, according to the UN’s International Labour Organization -
World News 20 Indian troops killed in Himalayas clash with Chinese army The clash in the Ladakh region Monday was the first deadly confrontation between India and China since 1975. -
United Kingdom Three ex-prime ministers criticise UK government for abolishing international aid department Tony Blair, Gordon Brown, David Cameron as well as several charities have condemned Boris Johnson's decision to merge the Department for International Development with the Foreign Office. -
World China's rise makes transatlantic bond 'even more important', warns NATO chief NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg speaks to Euronews about the on-going coronavirus crisis, President Trump's plan to pull troops out of Germany, the rise of China, and whether Europe needs an army. -
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Germany Coronavirus: 657 new cases in German slaughterhouse Company officials say the outbreak could be linked to a recent easing of travel restrictions. The new cluster of cases comes as hundreds of households in Berlin are back under quarantine after a spike in infections. -
United Kingdom Coronavirus: Dexamethasone is 'chink of light' but COVID-19 not defeated, says UK PM Boris Johnson Boris Johnson urged people not to relax their vigilance against COVID-19 after British scientists revealed the first drug to reduce coronavirus deaths has been found. -
World News The truth is out there: The Milky Way could be home to 36 alien civilisations, say scientists Scientists calculate there could be three dozen intelligent civilisations in our galaxy capable of communicating with us. -
Estonia Campaigners take Estonian government to court over plans to build new shale oil plant Friends of the Earth Europe accuse the Estonian government of "gambling on the failure of international climate agreements, a continued dependence on fossil fuels and the subsidising of the declining oil industry". -
France Coronavirus: Europe races to secure supplies of potential future vaccine As the hunt for a coronavirus vaccine heats up, governments are keen to secure supplies in advance and ensure their pharmaceutical companies don’t land in foreign hands. -
Earth News Company transforms unused industrial land into eco-island Could more industrial wastelands turn into nature reserves to help promote biodiversity? -
United Kingdom Coronavirus drug breakthrough: Dexamethasone found to reduce COVID-19 death rate Dexamethasone will be used in the UK after a successful trial showed it reduced deaths in a third of COVID-19 patients on ventilators. -
United Kingdom Marcus Rashford celebrates victory for the underprivileged after school meals U-turn from government The football star's open letter was a major factor in the UK changing its position on funding meal vouchers for needy kids over the summer during the COVID-19 pandemic -
Earth News Major broadcaster to make all TV shows carbon neutral Europe’s leading media and entertainment company paves the way towards a green TV industry. -
Europe News 'No final decision' on US troop withdrawal, says NATO chief Stoltenberg The move by Donald Trump to threaten the removal of American soldiers in Germany had caught the military alliance off guard. The first reports in the press date 5 June, and Stoltenberg confirmed to Euronews that he had spoken to Trump only last week about the plans. -
World News “Freedom prevails over fear.” EU values are the remedy to COVID-19 disinformation campaigns ǀ View Russia and China have been identified as the main actors behind a widespread disinformation campaign during the COVID-19 crisis. The EU now has an opportunity to counteract fake news by promoting its freedoms and principles. -
USA Hydroxychloroquine: US federal agency revokes authorisation to use drug as COVID-19 treatment The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) agency retracted emergency permission to use hydroxychloroquine as a treatment for the novel coronavirus, saying it is unlikely to be effective. -
France Sanofi invests €610 million in French vaccine research and production Emmanuel Macron visited Sanofi's laboratory as they announced an investment in two French centres for production and research. -
Europe News Did Apple break EU competition rules? Bloc launches probes to find out One investigation will look at App Store, the other Apple Pay. -
France Chaos in Dijon after armed gangs face off against police in fourth day of violence The violence on Monday was believed to be a local reaction to three days of violence by Chechen gangs in Dijon. -
Hungary Hungary ends emergency powers, but new law opens up potential to re-apply them As Hungary ends its controversial "state of danger," critics remain suspicious about the powers Viktor Orbán’s government has gained from the coronavirus crisis. -
France Luce Douady, promising 16-year-old French climber, dies in cliff accident Douady was considered one of the most promising young climbers in France. -
United Kingdom Coronavirus: 1.6 million people in the UK are now claiming job-related benefits There are fewer jobs available in Britain than when records began. -
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France France backtracks on chokehold ban after police protests The interior ministry said that it would no longer teach the controversial technique but would not ban it outright. -
United Arab Emirates Smaller artists 'make a city's music scene,' says singer John Legend John Legend, a musician and songwriter who shot to fame with the release of his debut album "Get lifted", spoke to Euronews on a visit to Dubai.