30 May 2021 | Euronews
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United Kingdom British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's plans to build 'national flagship' provoke mixed reactions A new vessel crewed by the Royal Navy could be used to promote British trade interests overseas, 10 Downing Street announced on Sunday. -
Israel Israeli right-wing leader joins forces with centrists to oust Netanyahu Naftali Bennett, the leader of Israel's hardline Yamina party, has confirmed plans to form a coalition with centrists to seize a majority in parliament. -
No Comment Ethiopia rallies against US over Tigray restrictions Ethiopia stages a massive rally in Addis Ababa to rail against the United States imposing restrictions on economic and security assistance over the conflict in the Tigray region. -
Italy Swiss Moto3 rider Jason Dupasquier dies in crash before Italy Grand Prix The 19-year-old died at a hospital in Florence on Sunday after a collision during Moto3 qualifying for the Italian Grand Prix. -
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No Comment Belarusians protest outside EU representation office in Warsaw against arrest of journalist Hundreds of people in Warsaw on Saturday 29 May rallied in support of the Belarusian opposition, days after the regime in Minsk diverted a European passenger plane and arrested a dissident journalist onboard. -
Egypt Egyptian officials discuss Gaza reconstruction with Israel and Palestinian leaders An Egyptian official said on Sunday that funds to Gaza will be overseen by an international body like the United Nations to ensure they do not end up with Hamas. -
No Comment Sicily's Mount Etna erupted again, releasing thick plumes of ash Sicily's Mount Etna erupted again in the early hours of Sunday 30 May 2021, spewing lava and releasing thick plumes of ash. -
No Comment Grocery store on wheels in London for "zero waste" shopping Driving the streets of London in an old milk float, Ella Shone delivers food and household products sold without packaging and without plastic. -
No Comment Palestinian youths practise parkour on rubble in Gaza Palestinian youths play parkour on the ruins of al-Jalaa tower, hit by an Israeli airstrike which flattened the 13-floor building housing US news agency the Associated Press and Qatar-based Al Jazeera television, in Gaza City. -
Spain Backlash for Spain's postal service anti-racist campaign Spain's postal service is feeling a backlash from its attempt to highlight racial inequality after releasing four stamps of different skin colour and different values -
Iran Family pleads with Macron for help as French tourist Benjamin Briere charged with spying in Iran Benjamin Briere, 35, has been detained in Iran for 12 months and his family say he has only been permitted to call them four times since last May. -
No Comment Kai's the limit as Chelsea fans revel in Champions League glory Chelsea fans piled into the streets surrounding the Stamford Bridge ground of the new kings of European football following their 1-0 defeat of Manchester City in the Champions League final on Saturday in Portugal. -
China Chinese robotic spacecraft docks with the country's new space station An automated space module has successfully docked with China's new space station, Tianhe, to deliver living supplies and space suits. -
Italy Judge finds technician responsible for cable car crash over Mottarone mountain in Italy The devastating incident in the Piedmont mountains last Sunday, which killed 14 people, was caused by the disabling of an emergency brake. -
World News Hundreds of health workers protest in Brussels demanding more investment in sector Thousands of health care sector workers held protests in several European cities demanding more investment in the sector after coping with the pandemic for over a a year -
Saudi Arabia First United Nations World Tourism Organisation regional office opens in Riyadh The hub will co-ordinate initiatives across 13 countries in the Middle East. -
Destinations Silent getaways: Holiday stays so quiet you could hear a pin drop The world’s most tranquil destinations will help you find your inner peace in no time. -
France Macron warns France could withdraw troops from Mali following coup France has about 5,100 deployed in the Sahel — more specifically in Chad, Burkina Faso, Mali, Mauritania, and Niger — as part of its Operation Barkhane against Islamic terrorist groups. -
Cyprus Far right party makes gains in Cyprus parliamentary election The two main parties in Cyprus have clung to power but ceded votes to smaller groups including the far-right ELAM party. -
Earth News Myanmar volunteers built a stunning library for orphans from plastic waste Volunteers made eco-bricks by filling discarded bottles with other plastic waste -
Brazil Brazil: Tens of thousands protest Bolsonaro's response to COVID-19 Protesters are calling for the president to be impeached. Brazil has the world's second-highest death toll with more than 461,000 lives lost since the beginning of the pandemic. -
United Kingdom British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Carrie Symonds wed in small ceremony The pair married at Westminster Cathedral, in central London, in front of 30 guests — the maximum allowed under current COVID-19 restrictions in the UK. -
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