16 May 2021 | Euronews
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Destinations Wines of the Southern Rhone Valley: Romans, Aliens, and grapes from Colonel Gaddafi Wine brought by Ancient Greeks, the Death of Grenache, and how a natural phenomenon creates the perfect conditions for organic and even biodynamic vineyards. Euronews also finds out what it's like to make wine while Colonel Gaddafi is running the country... -
Germany Clashes with police and Israeli TV reporter attacked at pro-Palestinian rally in Berlin A firecracker was thrown at an Israeli reporter covering pro-Palestinian protests in the German capital while four men were also arrested in London over an antisemitic incident. -
Italy Pope Francis calls for an end to 'hatred and vendetta' in the Middle East and holds mass for Myanmar During a special service in St Peter's Basilica Pope Francis denounced the violence taking place between Israelis and Palestinians, as well as the coup in Myanmar. -
Israel Israeli police poised for arrests after 12-year-old boy dies in "unfinished" synagogue collapse Authorities say the incident at Givat Zeev, in which scores of ultra-Orthodox Jews had gathered to pray to mark the beginning of Shavuot, took place in a "dangerous" building with no permits for use. -
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USA UN chief calls for end to "utterly appalling" Israeli-Palestinian violence at Security Council UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said the fresh wave of violence "perpetuates the cycles of death, destruction and despair... Fighting must stop. It must stop immediately." -
No Comment Mosque in Gaza hit by an Israeli air strike People inspect the rubble of the Qlebo mosque at the Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip, destroyed by an Israeli airstrike -
Spain Police break up crowds in Barcelona after state of emergency lifted Inter-regional travel and curfews were lifted in most of Spain on May 9, leading to thousands of weekend revellers descending on public spaces in Barcelona. -
No Comment Severe cyclone heading to western India, 4 dead A severe cyclone is roaring in the Arabian Sea off southwestern India with winds of up to 140 kilometres per hour (87 miles per hour), already causing heavy rains and flooding that have killed at least four people, officials said Sunday. -
United Kingdom Meteorite that crashed into English driveway is now at London's Natural History Museum The 4.5-billion-year-old meteorite crash-landed in front of a house in Winchcombe, Gloucestershire in February this year. -
No Comment People take cover as sirens warn of incoming rocket on Ramat Gan People run to take cover as sirens ring warning from an incoming rocket fired from the Gaza Strip, and Israeli security forces and emergency services intervene following the explosion that killed a 50-year-old Israeli man in Ramat Gan, near Tel Aviv -
Germany German vaccine tsar: everyone may need a third dose next year The head of Germany's Standing Committee on Vaccination says the country must prepare for the possibility that all citizens will need a third 'booster' dose of vaccine in 12 months' time. -
No Comment Students protest against Colombian government Hundreds of people took to the streets of the Colombian capital Bogota on Saturday in a further outbreak of anti-government protests -
No Comment UK police in standoff with protesters in London Police clashed with protesters in London on Saturday as thousands turned out to demonstrate against the Israeli offensive in Gaza -
Brazil Brazil's fight against Covid-19 hampered by flooding and favela growth In its struggle with the pandemic Brazil is battling on several fronts as flooding hampers vaccination efforts in remote areas and poverty deepens in cities. -
Greece Greek MEP and neo-Nazi Ioannis Lagos appears in Athens court following extradition Ioannis Lagos, who was detained in Brussels last month, has been sentenced to 13 years in prison in Greece over his membership of the banned Golden Dawn party. -
Residences Why Annecy is the perfect getaway for social distancing The Venice of the Alps is usually swarming with visitors, but there are ways to escape the crowds and find solitude. -
Israel In Gaza, bombs drop and the conflict again hits home | View In all, six of my relatives, three close friends and several colleagues have died in the three bloody wars and countless battles between Israel and Hamas. -
India Hundreds of bodies found buried along Indian riverbanks The cost of cremation has tripled in India in recent weeks due to a shortage of wood, according to a philanthropic organisation. -
United Kingdom One child dies in suspected gas explosion in England British police have declared the explosion a major incident. Four people were also injured in the blast, two seriously. -
Iceland Volcanic eruption in Iceland called a 'wonder of nature' A volcano in Iceland has awoken from a slumber that has lasted 6,000 years, give or take a year or two. -
Ecotech Are ‘tulip turbines’ the answer to energy eyesores? The artistic shape is the key for these vertical turbines to be more effective than traditional models. -
Residences How to spend a night in one of France’s hidden Alpine refuges Planning an overnight trip to a mountain refuge is not for the faint-hearted, but is well worth the effort. -
Israel Israel strikes Hamas targets as Gaza conflict continues As the conflict entered its second week on Monday, violence showed no signs of easing with heavy Israeli airstrikes in Gaza and continued rocket fire from Hamas in southern Israel.