14 May 2021 | Euronews
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Russia Former US army green beret sentenced to 15 years in prison for Russian espionage Peter Dzibinski Debbins had admitted to divulging US military secrets to Russia for 15 years. -
My Europe Series One country, two wars: how Ukraine is fighting Covid-19 Seven years of war in eastern Ukraine have been marked by an escalation of conflict, a Russian military buildup at the border and a new enemy: COVID-19. We take an in-depth look at how people are surviving the pandemic on Europe's only active frontline. -
United Kingdom COVID-19: UK to ease restrictions on Monday - but warns Indian variant could disrupt progress The British prime minister said the variant, which has killed at least four people in the UK, could pose "a serious disruption" to removing restrictions in June. -
Dubai's best rooftop views From the Burj Al Arab to the Burj Khalifa, Dubai is known for its dizzying architecture and has some of the best rooftop views in the world. -
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Lithuania Lithuania to donate 200,000 COVID-19 vaccines to Moldova, Georgia and Ukraine The news was welcomed on Twitter by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. -
No Comment Ukrainian PM and chief Rabbi of Kyiv attend inauguration of symbolic synagogue in Babyn Yar Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal and Chief rabbi of Kyiv Jonathan Benyamin Markovitch attend the inauguration of a symbolic synagogue at the memorial site commemorating the victims of Babyn Yar, one of the biggest massacres of Jews during the Nazi Holocaust. -
Germany German billionaire declared dead three years after going missing in the Alps Karl-Erivan Haub was one of the richest men in the world as head of retail group Tengelmann. -
World News Edwin Poots is the new leader of Northern Ireland's DUP The choice for leader was a race between long-standing MP Jeffrey Donaldson and Agriculture Minister Edwin Poots. -
Travel News Here is what every country’s vaccine passport should have, according to the UN The organisation has released recommendations to ensure a quick return to holiday travel, including how vaccine supplies should be shared with poorer countries. -
Croatia Why are Croatian politicians sharing photos of themselves in swimwear? Viral photos of Croatian politicians have been circulating on social media and it's all over a rule of law dispute. -
Business Planet Pushing all the right buttons: the network empowering female entrepreneurship Business Planet heads to Italy to look at an online community that’s inspiring women to start, run and grow successful businesses. -
Czech Republic Fourth Czech health minister since pandemic began sparks controversy Petr Arenberger has come under criticism for his previously unknown supplementary income. -
No Comment Israel bombards Gaza in the most intense fighting since 2014 The Israeli army said its overnight operation involved fighter jets and tanks hitting a Hamas tunnel network dug under civilian areas. -
Conscious Travel Travel industry experts weigh-in on post-COVID trends Five travel experts on what travel will look like after the COVID-19 pandemic. Conscious travel, longer trips and engaging with local communities will all be travel trends from 2021 onwards. -
Turkey Turkey's tourism minister faces calls to resign over 'insulting' video Turkey is currently on a drive to promote foreign tourism. But this is resulting in unfair prioritisation of vaccinations and restrictions which discriminate against Turks. -
Italy Judge dismisses migrant case against Italy's Matteo Salvini While the Catania case was dismissed, the leader of the right-wing League will face trial in the Sicilian capital of Palermo on kidnapping charges for failure to let a Spanish migrant rescue ship dock in 2019. -
Nature These 'turtle dogs' are helping to save a threatened species from extinction Furry 4-legged friends are helping conservationists to track down ornate box turtles, whose habitats are quickly disappearing -
Democratic Republic Of Congo European diplomats concerned by WHO sexual abuse reports in Congo European diplomats have voiced serious concerns about how the World Health Organization has handled sex abuse allegations involving its own staff during an outbreak of Ebola in Congo. -
My Europe Series IndyRef2: Everything you need you to know about Scottish independence SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon has vowed to push forward with a second referendum on Scottish independence from the UK once the COVID crisis is over. -
Earth News The oldest water in the world: What billion-year old water means for Mars What could the discovery of the oldest water in the world tell us about life on other planets? -
World Chelsea and Barcelona line up for Champions League final in Sweden Barcelona are undefeated this season. But Chelsea can count on the coaching experience of Emma Hayes. -
Vatican Pope Francis calls for incentives to boost Italy's ailing birth rate The Supreme Pontiff called on the Italian government to create new opportunities for young people after the population shrank by more than 350,000 last year. But he's not the only religious leader making a case for increased fertility... -
Greece Greece officially launches its tourist season after COVID decimated visitor numbers in 2020 With a valid PCR test, performed 72 hours before departure or a rapid self-test, EU, UK, US, Serbian and Israeli residents can visit Greece without quarantine. -
Ecotech Extraordinary views: This is the world's first mountainous solar farm This high-altitude solar power plant sits in a stunning location, floating on a lake in between the Swiss Alps. -
Denmark Denmark begins excavating bodies of decomposing mink over pollution fears All of the country's 17 million mink population were culled last year over risk of spreading a COVID-19 variant. -
World Hungary first EU country to allow COVID-19 vaccine from age of 16 Teenagers are getting the COVID-19 vaccine in Hungary - the first EU nation to allow it from the age of 16. Children from 12 are getting it in Canada, Israel, UAE and US. -
United Kingdom Parliamentarians slam detention of EU citizens by UK Border Force Around 30 EU citizens including Greek, Italian, Bulgarian and Spanish nationals are thought to have been detained in the UK in the past week due to confusion over visa requirements. -
World The Royal British Legion commemorates a century of working for forces' rights The Royal British Legion will recreate the moment of its creation at an event at the Cenotaph. "Since that moment in May 1921, the Legion has been working tirelessly for the rights of the armed forces community in Britain," Royal British Legion spokesman Alex Owen said. -
World News Can the EU help defuse tensions as Israeli-Palestinian violence escalates? Beyond issuing statements urging calm, can European diplomacy have an actual impact in defusing the recent surge in Israeli-Palestinian violence? -
Taste Pastry Chef Jessica Préalpato hunts eco-friendly ingredients for her award-winning desserts Euronews joined Chef Jessica Préalpato in the kitchen at Brasserie Boulud at the Sofitel Obelisk as she visited Dubai in preparation for Expo 2020. -
Tech News Irish healthcare service targeted by 'significant ransomware attack' Ireland's Health Service Executive said on Friday that it has shut down its IT systems as a precaution. -
World News Over a quarter of EU adults 'unlikely' to get COVID vaccine, survey finds Eurofound found that people who use social media as their main source of information are more sceptical about the vaccine than those who use traditional news sources. -
Armenia Armenia accuses Azerbaijan of 'encroaching' on its territory Azerbaijan denies the accusation from Armenia. France, Russia and the US have urged the two countries, which fought a deadly war last year, to de-escalate. -
USA 'Great day for America' as fully vaccinated allowed to shed masks Fully vaccinated people in the US can stop wearing masks, authorities announced on Thursday. The guidance still calls for wearing masks in crowded indoor settings like buses, planes, hospitals, prisons and homeless shelters.