22 May 2021 | Euronews
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World News Eurovision 2021: Italy's Maneskin wins after massive public vote, as rock music shows its mettle After an exciting night, Italy won out over France and Switzerland, with their infectious brand of stonking rock -
United Arab Emirates Social media photos appear to show Dubai Princess Latifa alive Dubai Princess Latifa released video saying she was being imprisoned in a heavily guarded villa in February 2021 -
Tech News China has become the second country to drive a rover on Mars' surface China's Mars Rover, Zhurong left its module for the first time for a successful drive around on the surface of the Red Planet. -
No Comment Hamas armed wing hold military parade in Gaza city Members of Al-Qassam brigades, the armed wing of Palestinian Hamas group, hold a military parade in Gaza city, in commemoration of Senior Hamas Commander Bassem Issa who was killed along others in Israeli airstrikes -
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World News Egyptian mediators try to firm up Israel-Hamas cease-fire Palestinians in the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip beginning to assess the damage from 11 days of intense Israeli bombardment. -
No Comment Japanese forces hold annual fire power exercise The Japanese Self Defence Forces (JSDF) held their annual fire power exercise on Saturday -
No Comment Ukraine march in support of more transgender rights Scores of people rallied in Ukraine on Saturday in support of the Trangender and LGBT community -
No Comment Shopkeepers view damage on commercial street in Gaza Shopkeepers on Gaza's busiest commercial street emerged to inspect their losses on Saturday after the ceasefire that ended 11 days of fighting between Israel and Hamas -
Cult Brazilian photographer Salgado highlights Amazon Forest destruction Brazilian photographer Sebastião Salgado teamed up with musician Jean-Michel to highlight the destruction of the Amazon forest, and to slam Bolsonaro -
Spain Spanish enclave of Ceuta tries to adjust to latest migrant influx Residents of Ceuta confront the sudden arrival of thousands of African migrants with sympathy, and concern, others with hostility. -
Hungary Biochemist Karikó honoured in her Hungarian home town for COVID work Karikó, who is the vice-president of BioNTech, became best known for her work with mRNA technology that is used in the Pfizer and Moderna Covid vaccines. -
Poland Over a dozen firefighting teams deployed to blaze at Poland's largest coal mine The fire broke out at midday at Poland's Belchatow mine, which has large reserves of lignite or brown coal -
No Comment Palestinians rally near DCO checkpoint in Ramallah Thousands of displaced Gazans started returning to their homes to check for damage on Friday, while Israelis returned to normal life, as a ceasefire appeared to take hold after 11 days of deadly fighting -
No Comment Homages to world cultures created in sand International travel may still be restricted for many due to the coronavirus pandemic, but residents of St. Petersburg can get a flavour of world cultures in artworks built from sand. The theme of this year's St. Petersburg Sand Sculpture festival is a world without borders -
Nepal Austrian climbing guide says at least 100 COVID-19 cases on Everest Lukas Furtenbach of Austria is the only prominent outfitter to halt Everest expeditions due to virus fears -
France Albanian man accused of aiding Nice terror attack extradited to France Endri Elezi is suspected of aiding Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, who rammed a truck into a crowd in the French coastal city on July 14, 2016. -
Italy This year the Venice Biennale asks simply "how will we live together?" The international architecture show addresses political and religious polarization, the quest for space and human collaboration. -
China Second powerful earthquake strikes in central China A second powerful earthquake shook parts of central China on Friday night causing significant damage to buildings and infrastructure -
Earth News World Biological Diversity Day: Young climate leaders are speaking out This International Day for Biological Diversity, we look at what’s going on in the run-up to COP26. -
Netherlands One killed, four injured in Amsterdam stabbing In a statement early Saturday, police said the team investigating the attacks is “keeping all options open, but at the moment has no direct indication of a terrorist motive.” -
World News Fires in Greece, migration crisis in Ceuta, Eurovision in Rotterdam | This week in pictures The key stories of the week, captured by photographers around the world. -
Germany Germany bans all non-essential travel to UK over Indian variant The German Embassy in the UK said the new classification is due to "local outbreaks occurring again, including cases of more infectious variants such as the Indian variant at present." -
Nigeria Nigeria's Chief of Army staff dies in plane crash Attahiru had been appointed to the position earlier this year by President Muhammadu Buhari. -
USA EInstein letter in which he writes famous E=MC2 equation sets off bidding war The letter from 1946 sold for more than $1.2 million (€1 million) — three times its estimated price. -
Destinations Got Eurovision fever? Here’s a guide to all the best bits of Rotterdam As Eurovision fever sweeps the continent, we explore the city where it’s all happening: Rotterdam. -
Earth News How Europe’s ‘eco-friendly’ nations are not always what they seem We all have certain images and ideas of countries in our heads but when it comes to climate change are they accurate?