2021-05-24
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Gaza civilian and child share their feelings as they witness damage left by airstrikes
Israeli air raids on Gaza severely damaged health, education, water, and energy facilities and left a “terrified and traumatized” population, according to Humanitarian aid agencies after a truce was decided last Thursday after 11 days of deadly hostilities
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The International Tourism Trade Fair gets to grips with new travel aspirations
Who hasn't dreamt of travelling around the world once again or discovering one's own country? As restrictions on movement begin to ease, the tourism sector looks to recover from the pandemic by focusing on safe and sustainable travel.
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Palestinian sets up tent over house destroyed by Israeli air strike
As thousands of Gazans slowly tried to piece back together their lives, top UN staff visited the territory after an Egyptian-brokered ceasefire Friday halted 11 days of mutual bombardment, where they warned of the deep psychological trauma of the violence
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Italian firefighters at scene of crashed cable car
Italy's transport minister was heading Monday to the scene of a cable car disaster that killed 14 people when the lead cable apparently snapped and the cabin careened back down the mountain until it pulled off the line and crashed to the ground
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Europe's biggest concrete 3D printer creates the home of tomorrow
In partnership with the European Commission
The first one-piece, two-storey building made entirely using a concrete 3D printer stands as excellent example of how the European construction sector could be revolutionised. It's quick to build, uses less material and is more eco-friendly.
Belarus
Lukashenko 'doesn't care what international community thinks'
Dr. Nigel Gould-Davies in London. He's a Senior Fellow for Russia and Eurasia at the International Institute for Strategic Studies and also the former British Ambassador to Belarus. He told Euronews that he's "shocked and surprised" by Sunday's incident
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Spain begins vaccinating 30,000 homeless people
The homeless have been one of the groups most exposed to the virus in Spain, with limited access to face masks and hygiene. Vaccinating them has posed many challenges for health authorities. The Janssen vaccine which requires only one shot has made things easier.