5 July 2020 | Euronews
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World News Rescued lion illustrates plight of thousands of other cubs Simba the lion was rescued and taken to an animal shelter in Chelyabinsk, southern Russia, but many other cubs have not been as fortunate. -
No Comment La Gacilly Photo Festival kicks off with 'Viva Latina!' theme Latin America takes centre stage this year at the La Gacilly Photo Festival in Western France, featuring works from Sebastião Salgado. -
India Coronavirus: India set to overtake Russia in total reported cases It comes as the country reports yet another daily record of COVID-19 infections. -
World News Tourists flock to European holiday destinations amid ongoing pandemic Thousands of people flocked to Greece and Croatia as the countries reopened to tourists. -
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No Comment Catholics attend first mass in Rio since virus lockdown The devoted of the Catholic church welcomed the chance to attend a mass after almost three months praying and listening to ceremonies from home via social media. -
No Comment Japan: Dozens dead, missing in floods The authorities have ordered the evacuation of more than 200,000 people, and 10,000 soldiers are being sent to help rescuers. -
No Comment Toronto art lovers attend drive-in for socially distant Van Gogh exhibition The Toronto show features a similar, digital concept: works by the Dutch painter are projected in high definition on walls and floors. -
USA Kanye West says he will run for US president The US rapper tweeted stating what appeared to be his intention to run for United States president in 2020 -
Algeria France hands over remains of Algeria's resistance fighters They were returned to Algeria after 170 years, in the latest move to heal the wounds of France's colonial past. -
Italy Tension 'rising' as stranded Ocean Viking migrants remain outside Italy port Most of them have been at sea for more than a week. -
Ecotech The sailor racing around the world to gather vital data on ocean microplastics As Fabrice Amedeo races through uncharted waters, he’ll also be collecting essential environmental information.