15 May 2021 | Euronews
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World News Police fire tear gas on banned pro-Palestine march in Paris as protests sweep Europe Tear gas and water cannons were turned on protests in Paris, while similar demonstrations took place across France and in London, Madrid, and Berlin. -
Gaza Diplomatic efforts so far fail to prevent Israel-Gaza conflict from escalating The violence continues, with eight children and two adults killed on Saturday in Gaza and one Israeli man killed in a Hamas rocket attack on the city of Ramat Gan. -
Ethiopia Ethiopia delays national elections for second time amid deadly tensions in Tigray region Some opposition parties have said they will not take part in a national election which has already been delayed because of the COVID-19 pandemic. -
No Comment Tear gas used as pro Palestinian march defies Paris ban Police officers used tear gas and water cannon in Paris to try and disperse a pro-Palestinian rally held despite a ban by authorities, who fear a flare-up of anti-Semitic -
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No Comment Palestinian firefighters intervene at the scene of an Israeli strike Palestinian firefighters battle a blaze following an Israeli strike on the town of Rafah in the Gaza Strip -
Israel 'Incredibly disturbing development': Israeli airstrike flattens media building in Gaza The high-rise building, which housed several media outlets including AP and Al-Jazeera, was targeted by an Israeli airstrike on Saturday afternoon. -
No Comment Palestinians clash with Israeli security forces in Hebron Palestinians clash with Israeli security forces in the city centre of the West Bank town of Hebron -
World News World leaders take part in 'Christchurch Call' conference to tackle online radicalisation Leaders from around the world have been taking part in the "Christchurch Call" on how to tackle online radicalisation more effectively -
Hungary Budapest's liberal mayor Gergely Karácsony announces bid to run against Viktor Orbán Gergely Karácsony hopes to run as the united opposition's candidate for prime minister when Hungary goes to the polls next year. -
China At least 12 dead after two back-to-back tornadoes in China Eight people died in the inland city of Wuhan on Friday night and four others in the town of Shengze. -
No Comment Thousands protest in Sydney in support of Palestinians Thousands march through Sydney in support of Palestinians over the deadly ongoing conflict with Israel -
World News Portugal, Netherlands latest EU countries to ease travel restrictions From Monday, travellers from most EU countries will be able to visit Portugal, authorities announced on Saturday. -
World News WHO urges rich countries to delay child COVID vaccinations and donate doses The WHO Director-General warned on Friday that the second year of the pandemic could be deadlier than the first and said vaccinating at-risk groups worldwide should be the priority. -
Nature Bison could be the 'natural firefighters' we need to tackle wildfires A new project in the south of Spain is studying whether the European bison can help reduce the risk of wildfires by clearing away scrubland that fuels blazes. -
Tech News China makes first landing on Mars, rover to search for signs of life China’s first Mars landing follows its launch last month of the main section of what will be a permanent space station and a mission that brought back rocks from the Moon. -
Travel News Sufi whirling: Meet the dancers who learn to spin before they can talk This family of Sufi whirlers in Damascus dance by spinning in circles to feel closer to God. -
No Comment First foreign tourists arrive in Greece following reopening Tourists flew into Athens on Friday as Greece officially kicked off its tourist season.