13 May 2021 | Euronews
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World News Gaza's hospitals struggle with wounded in midst of COVID pandemic This week's violence between Israel and Gaza's Hamas rulers has killed at least 103 Palestinians, including 27 children, and wounded 530 others. -
United Kingdom Nicola Sturgeon condemns Glasgow immigration raid that saw standoff between protesters and police Protesters in Glasgow cheered as two men detained by immigration officials were released on Thursday after an hours-long standoff between demonstrations and police officers. -
Ukraine Ukraine opposition leader and Putin ally under house arrest after being charged with treason The move comes days after Viktor Medvedchuk was charged with treason, with the Opposition Platform - For Life party chairman denying the allegations against him. -
No Comment Colombia: Indigenous people leave Cali after protests Indigenous people that had travelled to Cali to join protests against the government of Ivan Duque leave the city to return to their homes in the Cauca region, where they plan to continue demonstrations. -
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World News 'This is pure antisemitism': Jewish group condemns anti-Israel protests Synagogues have been attacked and Israeli flags burned in protests in Germany. -
No Comment World shows support for Palestinians and for Israel Muslim worshippers organise rallies in support of Palestinians in Aden, Tripoli and Nairobi. Supporters of Israel stage rally in Los Angeles and in New York. -
Health news Health workers in Switzerland are using videogames to beat COVID-19 Researchers at Geneva University Hospitals have developed a game to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 among health workers. -
Cry Like A Boy Podcast | The difficulties African migrants face when setting up a new home Getting documentation in order and making new friends is a priority for any immigrant. But what if you face xenophobic policies in your host country? Khopotso Bodibe meets with rights activist Sharon Ekambaram and anthropologist Julie Kleinman to talk about what Black migrants go through when they m -
Next Series "H&M has responsibility to lead on green issues": head of sustainability Pascal Brun, the head of sustainability for clothes retailer H&M, talks of the company's goal to become climate positive, how fast fashion is nearing an end and how the industry should shape a new environmentally friendly era. -
World News Europe must back Biden in suspending patents for COVID-19 vaccines | View Pharmaceutical companies received millions from European taxpayers to help them develop vaccines. Now they must turn that knowledge over to the developing world. -
Ukraine Ukrainian MP blasts 'hysterical' Facebook after influence network busted Andrii Derkach was one of several Ukrainian politicians promoted by a network of fake Facebook accounts booted off the social media platform last month. -
The Cube Facebook must do more to fight climate change denial, campaigners say A 40-page study alleges that climate change misinformation is being systemically spread by Facebook. The social media giant denies the claims. -
My Europe Series Greece is preparing for a tourist influx - but is it ready? Greek politicians have been asked whether they are opening too early. They argue that 2020 is not 2021. -
No Comment Gaza journalist reports live when building is hit An Israeli airstrike that toppled a high-rise building in central Gaza City startled a Gaza-based journalist as she was reporting for Al Jazeera. -
Belarus Belarus sentences drummer to six years in prison over opposition rallies According to Viasna, the musician had blocked traffic by waving a red and white flag and encouraged demonstrators to clap their hands. -
Series Meet the Romanian carpenter who turned heads at the White House On Eva’s next stop on her Balkans roadtrip she meets Toader Barsan, one of the last traditional carpenters in Romania. -
No Comment Turks pray at Hagia Sophia for the end of Ramadan and express solidarity with Palestinians Muslim worshippers in Istanbul pray inside and outside the Hagia Sophia Mosque for the Eid holiday which marks the end of Ramadan. Many of them express solidarity with Palestinians as hostilities with Israel continue. -
France French MPs take a swing at COVID-easing as sex clubs allowed to reopen but nightclubs remain closed Under the French government's planned phased easing of restrictions, some swingers' clubs will be allowed to reopen on May 19. Nightclubs, however, still do not have any clarity over when they might be able to reopen. -
Nature What is ocean rewilding and how will it fight climate change? Europe’s ocean conservation efforts have pivoted to animal repopulation and planting blue carbon stores. -
Israel US envoy arrives for talks with Israeli and Palestinian officials At least 126 people have been killed, including 31 children and 20 women in Gaza so far; in Israel, seven people have been killed, including a 6-year-old boy and a soldier. -
No Comment Muslim community gathers for Eid payers at mosque Muslim community gathers for Eid al-Fitr prayers to mark the end of Ramadan. -
France France: Large manhunt underway to track man suspected of double murder Hundreds of officers, half a dozen helicopters and specialist dog teams have been deployed since Tuesday to track a heavily armed man in the mountainous region of Cevennes. -
Nepal Swiss and American climbers tragically die on Mount Everest in year's first fatalities The two men sadly passed away while trying to summit the world's highest mountain. -
World Germany's greenhouse gas emissions to be 'net zero' by 2045 as new climate roadmap approved The German government has adopted a new ambitious plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to 'net zero' by 2045, five years earlier than initially planned. -
World News Man City v Chelsea: Champions League Final 2021 will be held at Porto's Estádio do Dragão Chelsea and City fans will able to buy tickets to attend the final in person as UEFA releases 6,000 seats to each club. -
World Germany staycation: domestic tourism on the rise in Schleswig-Holstein Several German states are already preparing to reopen to domestic tourists. Four trial projects in the northern state of Schleswig-Holstein have already been welcoming them back. -
Albania Albanian man tries to set himself on fire at Eid prayers in Tirana The holy day marking the end of Ramadan began in muted fashion on Thursday against the backdrop of COVID-19 and the Israel-Palestine conflict. -
Italy Italy fines Google €102 million for abuse of dominant position The Competition and Market Authority (AGCM) said the fine was due to Google refusing to allow Enel X Italia to develop a version of its JuicePass app compatible with Android Auto. -
Earth News What are ‘green envelopes’ and why would they transform the future of cities? Arup architect Rudi Scheuermann explains why if 20% of each building was covered in plants, in 20% of the city, we would see reducing temperatures and improved air quality. -
World News European regulator 'pretty confident' mRNA COVID vaccines work against Indian variant Both Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna used mRNA technology for their COVID-19 jabs. -
Moments The world’s biggest sandpit: What it's like going desert camping with kids Golden dunes, wandering camels and emptiness. Desert camping is an experience you and your family will never forget. -
Russia Kazan school shooting: Suspect charged with multiple counts of murder The attacker, identified as 19-year-old Ilnaz Galyaviyev, appeared in court on Wednesday and was placed in pre-trial detention for two months. -
Money Tesla says it will stop accepting Bitcoin for car payments over environmental concerns "We are concerned about rapid increasing use of fossil fuels for Bitcoin mining and transactions," Tesla CEO Elon Musk said.