22 June 2020 | Euronews
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USA Despite surge in coronavirus cases, USA continues to open up There are fears the coronavirus outbreak in the US is spiraling out of control again, with many people refusing to wear masks or keep to social distancing guidelines -
Italy Could COVID-19 change Rome’s economic reliance on tourism? For years the Italian capital economy has relied on tourism - a sector eviscerated by the coronavirus pandemic. Some locals in Trastevere think it’s time for a rethink. -
South Korea South Korea fighting 'second wave' of COVID-19 as WHO reports record daily rise in global cases The WHO said the biggest increase was in North and South America as countries begin to relax lockdown measures. -
United Kingdom COVID-19: Vulnerable groups in England can begin easing out of lockdown from July UK officials announced that those vulnerable people who were shielding could begin coming out of lockdown from July 6. -
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Next Series Virology and physics join forces to beat COVID-19 Futuris explores how researchers from a variety of scientific disciplines are coming together to help better understand and beat COVID-19. -
World News The other new normal: A record 38C and forest fires in the Arctic This weekend a shocking new record temperature was recorded in the Arctic Circle, amid warnings some parts of the world are heating much faster than others. -
Europe News Watch again: EU and China seek to ease tensions on trade and human rights at summit Chinese leaders and EU officials are seeking to cool tensions at a video summit on Monday, which will address new tariffs targeting Chinese firms, Beijing’s increasing control over Hong Kong, and the fallout from the coronavirus crisis. -
Netherlands Defence lawyers seek more investigations into MH17 crash All 298 passengers and crew were killed when the jet was shot down over Ukraine in 2014. -
Smart Regions European project harnesses patient data from 11 countries to help beat COVID-19 Smart Regions takes a look at one EU project that's strengthening the epidemiological and virological surveillance of COVID-19 by harnessing patient data from 11 European countries. -
France French schools reopen as more COVID-19 restrictions lifted Many schoolchildren in France have not stepped foot on the playground for nearly three months. -
Hungary Hungary's main online news site Index.hu says independence 'in danger' Index is among a handful of independent outlets whose finances and freedom to operate have been curtailed by Prime Minister Viktor Orban's efforts to control more of Hungary's media. -
Russia US-Russia nuclear talks: Washington condemns 'no-show' China at Vienna summit Expectations of progress are low as US and Russian officials meet for nuclear disarmament talks. China has rejected US calls to join in, accusing the Trump administration of deflecting responsibility. -
France Parisians dance on the streets and cram into bars for the city's summer music festival After months of silence, the French capital's streets were packed at the weekend for the annual Fête de la musique — even though some people flouted coronavirus rules. -
France France repatriates ten children of French jihadists from Syria There might be around 300 children of French jihadists still in refugee camps in north-eastern Syria. -
Earth News Sophie and Georgia Habboo reject fast fashion with eco swimwear launch The Made in Chelsea star talks sustainable business and how she turned fishing nets into bikinis.