26 May 2021 | Euronews
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Belarus Lukashenko invites Biden and Putin to Belarus to discuss 'problems' Belarus leader Alexander Lukashenko has remained defiant amid international outcry over the forced diversion of a Ryanair flight and subsequent detention of journalist Roman Protasevich. -
USA Biden calls for deeper probe into COVID-19 origins President Joe Biden has asked US intelligence officials to “redouble” their efforts to determine the origins of the coronavirus pandemic. -
World News Dominic Cummings is not the world's most credible witness, says expert An expert has questioned Dominic Cummings' reliability as a witness after his blistering attack on the UK government's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. -
The Cube Airbnb listing suspended over spreading vaccine misinformation The hosts were spreading common anti-vaccination narratives, claiming falsely that mRNA COVID-19 vaccines shed from person to person. -
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Sport Football coach Antonio Conte leaves Italian champions Inter Milan Conte was reportedly unhappy about the club’s decision to sell players in this coming transfer window because of financial constraints. -
Europe News Lukashenko is 'turning Belarus into the North Korea of Europe', says Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya "Lukashenko is turning my country into the North Korea of Europe: non-transparent, unpredictable and dangerous." -
World News Manchester United to face Villarreal in Europa League Final It is expected that Manchester United captain Harry Maguire will have to miss the game. -
World "Europe's response should be to talk to Africans" – Felix Tshisekedi Days after the Summit on the Financing of African Economies in Paris, the President of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Felix Tshisekedi, gives Euronews his insight into the continent's finances, the migrant situation, terrorist threats and good governance. -
Business Series Angola's top tourist destinations just waiting to be discovered Rich cultural experiences, exceptional encounters and marvellous scenery are just waiting to be discovered in Angola. With desert, coastal roads, beaches and wetlands it has something for everyone. Explore some of its top destinations. -
USA Eight people killed in a railyard shooting in San Jose, California, say police San Jose's mayor has confirmed the alleged shooter in the incident has died. -
Climate Yellowstone National Park sees hottest temperatures on record Yellowstone National Park in the US recorded the hottest twenty years in the 1,250 years of records. -
No Comment Dutch judges inspect Malaysia flight MH17 wreckage ahead of suspect trial Dutch judges inspect the wreckage of Malaysia Airlines MH17 ahead of the trial of one of the suspects accused of being involved in shooting down the passenger jet above war-torn Ukraine in 2014. -
No Comment Palestinian barber resumes work amid ruins of destroyed Gaza shop Palestinian barber Hashem al-Jarousha is determined to keep practising his profession and hobby amid the ruins of his shop in Gaza City which was destroyed by Israeli strikes. -
Travel News Travel industry experts on the post-COVID travel trends emerging from bookings For the first time in more than a year, Europe is travelling again. We spoke to experts on post-pandemic travel trends and what they say about us. -
No Comment Death toll rises in Malaysia as virus spikes Nowhere is Malaysia's worsening coronavirus surge more apparent than in the cemeteries around the capital as the surging infections and deaths spiked again Wednesday. -
No Comment People take a knee at George Floyd memorial on anniversary of his death People take a knee at George Floyd memorial on the anniversary of his death -
No Comment Crashing waves as cyclone hits eastern India Heavy rain and a high tide lashed parts of India's eastern coast Wednesday, as a cyclone pushed ashore. -
Tech News Amazon is buying MGM, the studio behind James Bond, for €6.9 billion The move is set to shore up Amazon's streaming services, giving the company access to more than 4,000 films. -
Europe News Switzerland pulls out of negotiations to redefine relationship with EU over free movement directive The Swiss Federal Council concluded on Wednesday that there remain "substantial differences between Switzerland and the EU on key aspects of the agreement", such as wage protection and state aid, and "the conditions are thus not met for the signing". -
My Europe Series What is a púca? And why has it caused an ideological war in rural Ireland? A controversial sculpture has divided opinion in Ireland, pitting rural traditionalists against the country's urban liberals. -
Lebanon Ex-Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn says downfall felt like being 'hit by a bus' The former Nissan boss is facing fresh questioning by French magistrates after fleeing to Lebanon after his arrest. -
Climate 'The climate has won today' - Shell ordered to cut CO2 emissions by 45% in landmark climate case This is the first time in history that a company has been ordered to change its policies in line with the Paris Agreement. -
Health news Google's new AI skincare tool may not work on patients with darker skin tones Google’s new tool can spot 288 different skin conditions. But some experts fear it's based on data that lacks darker skin types. -
Tech News Sale of Charlie Bit My Finger as an NFT could be the end of the 2007 internet classic The 2007 video made two adorable brothers famous. Now that it's been sold as an NFT for over €600,000, it could disappear for good. -
World Gibraltar waits on EU to determine post-Brexit future with Schengen deal set to expire Last December, the UK struck a deal with the EU to keep Gibraltar in the Schengen area, just hours before Brexit was due to come into force. Now that deal is set to expire by the end of June. -
France France makes quarantine compulsory for travellers arriving from UK Travellers arriving in France from the UK will need to go into mandatory self-isolation, a French government spokesman said on Wednesday. -
Europe News EU seeks huge fine in court over AstraZeneca vaccine delivery delays After months of a bitter dispute over vaccine delivery delays between the European Union and AstraZeneca, a highly publicised trial opened on Wednesday in Brussels. -
Climate From Billie Eilish to Coldplay: Here’s how musicians are confronting the climate crisis How the world’s music makers are using their influence to spread climate awareness. -
United Kingdom Watch: Boris Johnson faces MPs after ex-adviser accuses government of failing British public Johnson dismissed the criticisms, saying: "None of these decisions have been easy [...]. At every stage, we've tried to save lives, protest the NHS and follow the best scientific advice available." -
Destinations How to make the most of Serbia’s great outdoors From the limestone cliffs of the Uvac Canyon to the thickly forested Tara National Park, Serbia has a wealth of outdoor spots that are waiting to be explored. -
World Christopher Columbus: DNA testing underway to find out where explorer was born The voyages of Christopher Columbus helped Europeans discover America, but the famous explorer’s own origins have long been a matter of controversy. But now scientists are hoping to shed light on them thanks to the latest advances in genetic technology. -
Netherlands MH17: Judges and lawyers visit plane wreckage ahead of trial The reconstruction of the airplane and its wreckage are located at the Gilze-Rijen airbase, in south-west Netherlands, some 99 kms south-east of The Hague. -
Tech News Ransomware hackers who targeted the New Zealand health system have released patient data The group responsible for the ransomware attack released patient details to local media who passed the data on to the police. -
Belarus Diverting flight was 'huge mistake' by Belarus regime, Tsikhanouskaya tells Euronews The Belarusian opposition leader told Euronews that Lukashenko made a 'huge mistake' by diverting a flight to arrest a journalist because it renewed international scrutiny into the regime. -
United Kingdom Dominic Cummings: Ex-PM advisor says UK COVID-19 strategy was 'out of control' Cummings has told a UK government select committee that the UK government failed the public over its response to the pandemic. -
United Kingdom After Brexit, China has replaced Germany as the UK's biggest trading partner Uncertainty over Brexit and the COVID-19 pandemic have hit Britain's imports from Germany but boosted those from China. -
Germany Germany pulls out of track cycling championships in Belarus The German Cycling Association said Tuesday it had contacted the European Cycling Union (UEC) “and made it clear that the German national track cycling team’s participation in the European Championships is not possible after the events of the weekend." -
Vatican Vatican issues a street art stamp, ends up getting sued The Vatican is home to some of the greatest artworks ever made, and it vigorously enforces its copyright. But now the tables have turned, and the Vatican stands accused of violating the intellectual property rights of a street artist.