11 May 2021 | Euronews
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India Dead bodies found floating in India's Ganges River Scores of dead bodies have been found floating down the Ganges River in eastern India amid a ferocious surge in coronavirus infections in the country. -
World News British government apologises for Ballymurphy massacre in Northern Ireland Ten people, including a priest and a mother of eight children, were killed at the height of 'the Troubles' in 1971. -
The Cube Fake accounts helping boost China's reach on Twitter, study finds China's ruling Communist Party (CPC) has been using fake fans to boost profiles on Twitter, a study has found. -
Europe News EU leadership 'crucial' in dealing with migration, says UN refugee chief European Union leadership is key if migration into the bloc is to be dealt with effectively, according to the United Nations' refugee chief. -
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No Comment Czechs light 30,000 candles for Covid-19 victims The office of the president put up 29,711 candles at Prague Castle. They symbolise each Czech Covid-19 victim registered as of May 10th morning. The first candle was lit by President Milos Zeman. He was followed by scores of the presidential office staff and by ordinary Czech citizens. -
Hungary Hungary is not a semi-dictatorship, Klubrádió didn't comply with the rules | View Klubrádió's owner omitted a few important facts, writes Zoltán Kovács, Hungary's Secretary of State for International Communication and Relations. -
Residences Is Maslinica Bay Croatia’s best-kept secret? Exploring the decadent finds of one of Croatia’s hidden island escapes. -
Italy Italy's navy accuses Turkish fishing boats of aggression in the Mediterranean The Italian navy has accused Turkish fishing boats of throwing stones and smoke bombs at two Italian vessels north of Cyprus. -
Austria Austrian man convicted of deliberately infecting his ex-wife with COVID-19 The man had tried to infect his former partner while they shared a home as their divorce proceedings were being completed. -
Israel Israeli-Palestinian clashes: How did we get here? Rockets fired at Jerusalem, Israeli airstrikes on Gaza, tensions are running high in the holy land. -
No Comment People lay flowers and soldiers stand guard outside Kazan school Soldiers stand guard and people lay flowers at a makeshift memorial for victims of the shooting at School No. 175 in the central Russian city of Kazan. -
Work Colonial Pipeline: How hackers are making millions and threatening national infrastructure With cyber-attacks on the rise, we take a look at how and why they happen and what we can do to protect ourselves. -
Destinations Top 10 destinations for living and working as a digital nomad in 2021 Here are the best destinations for working abroad. -
Slovakia Slovakia suspends use of the AstraZeneca jab for first-time vaccinations Slovakia suspends use of the AstraZeneca jab for first-time vaccinations -
Work Work from home for life? Why companies around the world want to make remote work permanent The end of commuting, more office space and a better work-life balance. Meet the companies embracing remote working and making it permanent. -
Tech News Germany bans Facebook from handling WhatsApp data over privacy concerns The regulator suggested that the decision wasn’t just about protecting users' privacy but also to avoid the use of data "to influence voters' decisions to manipulate democratic choices", citing the upcoming 26 September parliamentary elections in Germany. -
Italy Italian police seek 11 people over social media threats to President Sergio Mattarella Italian police are searching for eleven suspects who posted threatening messages towards President Sergio Mattarella on social media. The offence carries a punishment of between one and five years in prison. -
No Comment Pakistan barber offers hair-raising cuts with cleavers and blowtorches Hoping to prove a cut above the competition, Pakistani barber Ali Abbas relies on an unusual array of tools to practice his craft -- including blowtorches, meat cleavers, and even broken glass. -
Bulgaria President's ally is Bulgaria's caretaker PM ahead of July election His temporary appointment brings an end to the tenure of Boyko Borisov, who had dominated Bulgarian politics since 2009. -
Czech Republic How the right-wing is fighting back against 'cancel culture' in the Czech Republic Czech MPs have passed the first reading of a legal amendment that would criminalise social media firms if they ban content that is deemed to be in the public interest. It's being seen as an attempt by the Czech right-wing to fight back against the so-called cancel culture seen elsewhere in Europe -
United Kingdom Could Scotland be accepted as the next member of the Nordic Council? Following success in the recent parliamentary elections, a Finnish MP said he would push to make Scotland an observing member of the Nordic Council, but is there any substance to the initiative? -
Next Series Euronews debate: How can digital transformation drive productivity and equality? COVID-19 has fast-tracked the world's digital transformation. How can businesses and workers make the most of it? Euronews' Disrupted Live debate put this question and more to some of the key thinkers and digital players in Europe. -
Taste World’s only dry age meat boutique opens in Dubai The world’s only ‘dry aged meat boutique’ has opened in Dubai. The concept store brings a fresh look to the traditional butcher shop. -
Health Series The sustainable farming methods helping farmers earn a fair income Sustainable farming methods are being used more and more in Europe. They help the environment, reduce costs and help farmers earn a fair wage. The EU's Common Agricultural Policy is also trying to encourage these practices. -
Health Series Find out how Belgium's huge fresh produce auction is bearing fruit BelOrta's fruit and vegetable auction in Sint-Katelijne-Waver, Belgium, sells up to 4000 tons of produce a day. Over 1000 farmers are part of its network. Its Sales and Marketing Manager gives Euronews a glimpse into how it works. -
France French anti-terror investigators notified over police stabbing A woman stabbed a police officer at her home in Bordeaux on Monday and then was shot and injured by another official. -
No Comment Palestinian protesters and Israeli security forces clash at Qalandia checkpoint Demonstrators and Israeli security forces clash at Qalandia checkpoint, between the West Bank town of Ramallah and Jerusalem, during a gathering in support of protesters in Jerusalem. -
No Comment Stun grenades fired at Palestinians inside Al-Aqsa Israeli police in riot gear threw stun grenades to disperse Palestinians who were throwing stones at a holy site in Jerusalem. -
Earth News The Queen confirms new measures for animal protection in the UK A speech from the Queen lays out the UK government’s new focus on animal welfare today. -
World News EU demands AstraZeneca deliver millions of COVID-19 vaccines as promised The British-Swedish firm owes the EU 90 million doses of the vaccine, the European Commission said. -
Destinations Earn €100,000 with this dream job in the Bahamas Time to swap the mundane surroundings of your home office for sun, sea and sand in the Bahamas? This job will pay you €100,000 for the privilege... -
USA Russia denies role in cyberattack on US's biggest gasoline pipeline The Colonial Pipeline will not be able to resume full operations for several days due to the ransomware attack. -
Nature A race against time: The giant weeds taking over Lake Ossa in Cameroon 6000 Salvinia weevils are being cultivated in Cameroon to control fast-spreading aquatic weeds engulfing the country’s coastal waters. -
United Kingdom Queen Elizabeth II has opened UK parliament but with less ceremony Queen Elizabeth II has formally opened the UK parliament but without the usual pomp and ceremony -
Russia Several killed and others injured in school shooting in Russian city of Kazan “The terrorist has been arrested, (he is) 19 years old. A firearm is registered in his name. Other accomplices haven’t been established, an investigation is underway,” Rustam Minnikhanov said after visiting the school, adding that security had been restored. -
Earth News Teaching pupils to think like Da Vinci will help fight the climate crisis, says new research Could Leonardo Da Vinci be the answer to tackling climate change? Researchers at the University of Cambridge think so. -
China China's population growth rate close to zero as fewer couples have children China's population is growing at such a slow rate that it is prompting fears of an increasingly dependent population with fewer people available to work. -
USA Future of Golden Globe Awards in doubt as NBC decides not to air it in 2022 Following controversy over lack of diversity the Golden Globe Awards won't be aired by major TV network NBC in 2022 -
Georgia Georgia frees jailed opposition leader Nika Melia after EU posts bail Melia was arrested in February after police stormed the headquarters of the main opposition party, sparking international criticism and aggravating the political situation within the country. -
China Leopards on the loose: Chinese safari park concealed big cats’ escape for two weeks A safari park in eastern China has faced strong public criticism for concealing the escape of three leopards. -
Destinations Is a Yukon road trip the ultimate wild ride? Need a break from society? With more moose than people, Yukon is for you.