17 June 2020 | Euronews
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Brazil Destruction of nature is 'driver of pandemics', says WWF Destruction of nature is 'driver of pandemics', says WWF -
Belgium EU Commission must block Google's acquisition of Fitbit, says data protection NGO Privacy International, the European Consumer Organisation and some US lawmakers have raised concerns about Google's access to sensitive health data if it acquires Fitbit. -
Economy Eurogroup chief Mario Centeno says no political reason behind quit decision He told Euronews it was simply the "end of a cycle". His tenure was due to end and he decided not to apply for a second term, he claimed. -
No Comment North Korea blows up its joint liaison office with South Korea The South Korean defence ministry released surveillance footage of the explosion in Kaesong, which is located just over the border in North Korea. -
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World News Analysis: Will coronavirus change weddings for the better? "With a deep recession expected will we think again about the folly of big weddings?" asks Euronews' political editor Darren McCaffrey. -
Romania Romania gender studies ban: Students slam new law as going 'back to the Middle Ages' The legislation now needs to be approved by President Klaus Iohannis. -
France Nothing Lidl about crowds as surge makes supermarket scrap PS4 sale | #TheCube The games console had been offered at a discounted €95 at a store in Orgeval. -
Ecotech Is 'revenge travel' an environmental disaster waiting to happen? People are keen to make up for lost time. -
Europe News EU top team to hold a debate on racism, announces Von der Leyen According to the European Network Against Racism, around 10% of Europeans are from ethnic minority backgrounds, but just 28 MEPs represent those backgrounds out of 705 overall. -
United Kingdom Return of Premier League football is major milestone towards normality, says UK minister Britain's Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden said that although elite football can resume behind closed doors, the situation for the performing arts is "extremely challenging". -
France Debate on police brutality continues as arrested nurse is freed from custody The images of violence ending the peaceful protest of the health workers in France has sparked a heated debate -
China China’s second wave? Beijing faces new lockdown as cases spike in Chinese capital A spike in cases near Beijing's biggest fruit and vegetable market has got the Chinese authorities spooked. -
Syria Can the new US sanctions on Syria bring down Assad’s regime? The Syrian economy is already melting down. Now the toughest US sanctions yet target anyone who does business with the Assad government. -
World News COVID-19 is showing why a vaccine to stop the fraud of EU finances is needed ǀ View The Cohesion Fund was the first financial instrument mobilised to redirect EU money to combat the impact of COVID-19. But as evidence shows, it is vulnerable to abuse. -
Europe News Acquisition blocks and redressive payments: what's in the EU's new foreign subsidy action plan? The EU has drawn up proposals to tackle foreign subsidies for EU companies, which it says are having an increasingly negative impact on competition. -
United Kingdom Britain has stockpile of 240,000 doses of dexamethasone, says Matt Hancock The UK's health minister said the drug's success rate was 'the best news we've had' -
United Kingdom The legacy of colonialism could be a catalyst for new relationships with those it oppressed ǀ View The legacy of the British Empire can be a source of awkwardness or embarrassment for Britain, but it could also prove to be a source of strength in the future. -
No Comment Giant tortoises released on Galapagos Islands after being saved from extinction Tortoises were quarantined and marked before their release on Espanola Island, which now hosts the Cheloinidis hoodensis species of the tortoise. -
Sport English Premier League back with doubleheader after 100-day shutdown Stadium capacity will be limited, and no spitting will be allowed on the pitch. -
New Zealand Two cases of COVID-19 in New Zealand represent 'unacceptable failure of the system,' says PM "This case represents an unacceptable failure of the system. It should never have happened and it cannot be repeated," Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said. -
Hungary European leaders' silence over Orban's anti-Roma rhetoric shames the EU | View Brussels quick to condemn the treatment of George Floyd - why is Europe so slow to speak out on anti-Roma violence? -
World News What is dexamethasone, the new drug being used to treat COVID-19? It's cheap, widely available... and could be the first drug that is able to treat COVID-19.