17 May 2021 | Euronews
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Sudan France holds global talks to offer debt relief for Sudan France hosted global talks on Monday to offer debt relief for Sudan in a bid to support the country's transitional leadership and help its crippled economy recovering. -
Europe News EU urged to 'stand with Israel' ahead of foreign ministers' meeting "Israel is, right now, in need of friends from Europe," said Walid Abu-Haya, deputy head of Israel's mission to the EU. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Angela Merkel's political legacy in the Western Balkans will be tough to beat | View "Despite the many misfortunes that befell the world and Europe during Merkel's term, she never turned her back on Bosnia and always kept an eye on the Western Balkans and the political processes taking place in this region." -
No Comment Anaesthetists demonstrate in Marseille and Paris Dozens of nurse anaesthetists are demonstrating in Marseille and Paris to demand better legislative, regulatory and financial recognition of their professional specificity -
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The Cube #BackOnStage: London theatres celebrate reopening with online campaign UK theatres and cinemas will be allowed to reopen from 17 May with social distancing and to full audiences from June 21. -
Climate Now How close can offshore wind carry Europe towards carbon neutrality? How big can offshore wind become? Euronews has a unique chance to film turbines up close in the North Sea and hear how climate data is being combined with the latest technology to harness the most from the power of the wind. -
World News EU foreign ministers meet on Gaza as Israel-Hamas conflict rages on The European Union says it will redouble efforts to end the violence between the Israeli military and Palestinian militants during a special meeting of its foreign ministers on Tuesday. -
No Comment Palestinian firemen try to extinguish huge fire at mattress factory east of Jabalia Palestinian firefighters try to extinguish a huge fire at the Foamco mattress factory east of Jabalia, in the northern Gaza Strip. -
No Comment Cyclone Tauktae hits India western coats A powerful hurricane moved in the Arabian Sea toward the western coast of India on Monday. -
Taste International borders blur with Richard Sandovals Mexican-Peruvian recipe Award-winning Chef Richard Sandoval was recently in Dubai cooking in his Latino restaurant Toro Toro. This hotspot for Dubai foodies is just one of 45 restaurants around the world owned by Chef Sandoval. -
Poland Diplomats from 40 countries call on Poland to protect LGBTQ rights The Polish government has come under international criticism in recent years for promoting "LGBT free zones" and fueling homophobic rhetoric. -
Destinations 5 things to do during a weekend in Novi Sad, a European Capital of Culture in 2022 5 things to do during a weekend in Novi Sad, a European Capital of Culture in 2022 -
No Comment Tokyo 2020: Anti-Olympic protesters rally to demand cancellation More than 80 percent of Japanese oppose hosting the virus-postponed Olympics this year, a new poll showed on Monday, underlining public antipathy less than 10 weeks before the Tokyo Games. -
The Cube YouTube and England's NHS join forces to tackle vaccine scepticism The social media giant and England's National Health Service have come together in the latest campaign to tackle vaccine scepticism among younger people in the UK. -
Earth News This new brand of beer tastes like ‘climate change in a can’ A beer business hopes to encourage competitors to go carbon neutral by 2030 to help tackle the climate crisis. -
World Spanish football recovery: Up to 5,000 fans heading to La Liga games Crowds are welcome to football stadiums after more than a year of games played closed behind doors due to COVID-19. Fans are back at the venues in Spain, but with restrictions on capacity and social distancing. -
Sport Fritz Keller: German Football Association President resigns over Nazi comments During an April meeting, Fritz Keller had compared a DFB vice-president to a Nazi-era judge, prompting widespread criticism. -
Europe News EU suspends tariffs on US steel and aluminium in bid to reboot relations The trade dispute dates back to the administration of Donald Trump. -
World News Long working hours caused an estimated 745,000 deaths from stroke and heart disease, says study The first global analysis of its kind from the World Health Organization and the International Labour Organization found working more than 55 hours per week increased the risk of stroke and heart disease. -
Nature The new 'Big 5' are the animals we need to protect, not harm, the most Five new species have been named as the new 'Big 5' by a team of photographers and conservationists, who are reclaiming the term from trophy hunters. -
Mobility The $10 billion space telescope that will help us travel back in time NASA’s new telescope will probe the history of our cosmos and whether there is life out there in the universe when it's launched in October. -
Sport Finland asks football supporters to watch UEFA Euro 2020 from home Finland's public health institute says they believe travel abroad should still be "limited to what is necessary" during the European Championships. -
Belarus EU must find answers quickly or risk gradual Russian takeover of Belarus | View Does the EU have the political will to defend its values in its European neighbours? Pavel Latushko is a member of the Presidium of the Coordinating Council and a key figure in the Belarusian opposition. -
Afghanistan As security worsens in Afghanistan, what does NATO’s withdrawal mean for Europe? With the planned withdrawal of the last NATO troops from Afghanistan just months away, the country faces an uncertain future amid an already deeply unstable security situation. -
Tech News Computer games help children overcome pain from cancer treatment Research conducted at the Hospital de la Paz in Madrid shows that playing video games helps children in their recovery from cancer treatments. It analysed pain levels by monitoring heart rate and eye responses in children going through chemotherapy. -
Health news A wireless chip the size of a grain of salt could soon make devices like pacemakers obsolete Devices like pacemakers have kept millions alive. But injectable wireless chips the size of a grain of salt could eventually replace these lifesaving devices. -
Croatia Green-leftist candidate in run-off for mayor of Croatian capital Zagreb Tomislav Tomasevic has said that Croats are sick of corruption and want change. -
Earth News Record heat in northwestern Russia, Siberian wildfire season kicks off early Areas within the Polar Arctic Circle recently reached temperatures nearing 30º C. Dry and warm conditions are sparking the first significant wildfires in Siberia. -
My Europe Series 'There were bars on the windows': Meet the Italian detained in UK amid post-Brexit visa confusion Marta Lomartire, from Puglia, is one of dozens of EU nationals to be detained and deported from the UK over visa misunderstandings. We hear her story, -
France French company Sanofi reports positive results from vaccine trial The drugmaker reported good results from a phase 2 clinical trial of its coronavirus vaccine candidate, which has been hit by several months of delays. -
Ecotech Could trading water on the stock market actually be good for the environment? It's now possible to buy California's water supply through future trading - but its impact on the planet is somewhat ambiguous. -
United Kingdom Lockdown begins to lift in UK amid worries over Indian variant On Monday, people in England will be able to eat a restaurant meal indoors, drink inside a pub, go to a museum, hug friends and visit one another’s homes for the first time in months.