3 June 2021 | Euronews
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USA Biden announces plan to share first 25 million COVID-19 vaccine doses with the world President Joe Biden has announced plans for the US to share an initial 25 million COVID-19 vaccine doses with the world. -
Iraq Explosion at Baghdad restaurant kills three, Iraqi officials say Three people have reportedly been killed and at least 16 injured after an explosion at a crowded restaurant in Baghdad, Iraq. -
World News EU alarmed by Greece's use of sound cannons at border to deter asylum seekers Greece is facing questions over its reported use of sound cannons at the border to deter asylum seekers seeking to enter the country. -
Sport EURO 2020: All you need to know about Europe's football extravaganza Your ultimate guide to this summer's feast of football. Who do you think will win? -
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Tech News Hong Kong security law used to shut down pro-democracy website hosted overseas Web host Wix was asked by Hong Kong police to shut down a website run by exiled activists. It has since reinstated it and apologised. -
Europe News Brussels to lean on locals to measure air quality levels The initiative called CurieuzenAir aims to measure nitrogen dioxide levels in the Belgian capital at 3,000 different locations over a four-week period from 25 September to 23 October. -
Norway Norway summons US embassy over spying allegations The Norwegian government summoned the US embassy over a bombshell report accusing America of having spied on allies with Denmark's assistance. -
No Comment Sri Lanka facing environmental disaster after ship Rough seas and poor visibility forced Sri Lanka navy divers to abandon an inspection Thursday of a sinking ship threatening a disastrous oil spill off Colombo's main harbour, officials said. -
Nature Have scientists found a lifeline for coral reefs bleached by climate change? Climate-change resistant coral reefs could help support our oceans. -
Malaysia Malaysian police arrest French conspiracy theorist wanted over girl's kidnapping Malaysian police have arrested French conspiracy theorist Rémy Daillet-Wiedemann, who was wanted over the kidnapping of a young girl in April. -
No Comment Moroccan migrants queue to seek asylum in Spain Hundreds of Moroccan migrants who recently crossed into Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta queued to potentially seek asylum and avoid deportation to Morocco. -
Tech News United Airlines is bringing supersonic travel back with order for net-zero carbon jets The Boom Supersonic planes, which are said to be net-zero carbon emitters and fly on sustainable fuel, are due to start flying in 2029. -
Travel News Portugal and the travel industry condemn UK for requiring visitors to quarantine on return Portuguese officials say they 'cannot understand the 'logic' of the UK's decision to downgrade the country from green to amber list. -
France Passengers evacuated from plane in Paris amid suspicions of explosive device on flight from Chad French interior minister Gérald Darmanin said a crisis cell had been opened after the Air France flight which was coming from Chad was evacuated. -
No Comment US brewery gives away Covid vaccine shots and free beer A brewery in Sterling, Virginia, gives away Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine shots and free beer for those receiving an injection. -
Travel News Meet the marine biologist working to save Kenya’s coral reefs Explore Kenya’s coral reefs through the eyes of a reef restoration diver. -
Europe News Should transportation subsidies take into account gender inequality? Gender gaps in pay and employment, together with an unequal division of household talks, leads to different travel patterns between men and women. -
No Comment Music in the catacombs: the New York Philarmonic performs in cemetery As New York's classical music scene gets back on its feet, musicians from the New York Philarmonic perform at the Green-Wood cemetery during a dress rehearsal for the "Death of Classical" series. -
Series Tirana is Albania's food capital: Here's what you have to try In this episode of Rerouted: The Balkans, Eva zu Beck experiences Tirana's buzzing foodie culture. -
Europe News Brussels puts forward plan to create new EU-wide digital identity The cross-border instrument will allow EU citizens to open bank accounts, file tax returns and enrol in university. -
My Europe Series From Russia with... a sore arm? Sputnik jab tempts the young in Finland Faced with a long wait for a COVID vaccine, some younger Russians living in Finland have been travelling over the border for the Sputnik V jab. -
France French telecom operator Orange apologises after emergency numbers crash nationwide Software failure is being blamed for the breakdown which put emergency phone numbers out of action and is suspected of causing at least three deaths. -
Earth News We are ‘gobbling up nature’: UN urges countries to restore 1bn hectares of land Boosting ecosystems through mass land and water restoration is one of the only ways we can meet our climate targets. -
No Comment Tokyo unveils Olympic podium, medal tray and music with 50 days to go The Tokyo 2020 organisers unveil items to be used for the Olympic medal ceremonies, including podiums made with recycled plastic and release the victory music for the medalists, exactly 50 days before the pandemic-postponed Games. -
Tech News Is Elon Musk planning to open a 50s Diner for Tesla drivers? The move hints at the electric car company's potential plans for its worldwide car charging network. -
France Africa takes centre stage at Lyon's dance biennale Another victim of the pandemic last year, France's festival of dance is now back - and bursting with energy. -
Europe News ECJ dismisses attempt by Hungary to reverse MEPs rule of law vote The bloc's highest court rejected Budapest's attempt to overturn a 2018 vote that started so-called Article 7 proceedings. -
World News Majority of Europeans think lockdown benefits outweigh economic damage More than a year into the coronavirus pandemic, the EU’s latest Eurobarometer survey found the majority of Europeans believe the health benefits of COVID restrictions outweigh the economic damage they have caused. -
United Kingdom UK schools are getting free kits to monitor air pollution levels Schools in the UK are receiving free kits to monitor pollution levels, in a drive to clean up the air around schools. -
United Kingdom Asylum seekers win legal fight against UK government over 'squalid' housing at barracks A British court has ruled that the Home Office's decision to house asylum seekers and migrants in "squalid" barracks in Folkestone, Kent, was unlawful. -
Travel News The tiny European villages where they speak another language from around them From Livonian to Griko, discover these European villages where people speak another language from everyone around them. -
Denmark Denmark passes a law to send its asylum seekers outside of Europe Denmark passes law to open asylum centres outside of Europe for migrant applicants. -
Belarus 'Spoken after torture': Belarus opposition slams journalist's video confession In the video aired on Belarus state TV, regime critic Roman Protasevich claimed opposition protests were pointless and that he had been set up. -
Republic of North Macedonia North Macedonian police arrest six people over migrant smuggling ring Police in North Macedonia say they have "suppressed" a criminal ring that was smuggling Middle Eastern migrants into the country from Greece. -
France Criminal investigation launched after fire partially destroys French vaccination centre Authorities suspect the fire may have been deliberately caused by arsonists. -
Earth News The worst country in Europe for private jet pollution is revealed CO2 emissions in Europe increased by nearly a third between 2005 and 2019, according to new research. -
Tech News NASA plans two visits to Earth’s nearest neighbour Venus After decades spent exploring other worlds, NASA announced two new robotic missions to the hottest planet in the solar system, Venus. -
Japan 10,000 Tokyo Olympics volunteers resigned ahead of opening of Games Organisers revealed that thousands of volunteers who were expected to take part in the Olympic Games in Tokyo resigned in recent months. -
World News European diplomats hail progress in Iran nuclear deal talks European diplomats have expressed hope an agreement could soon be reached for Iran to comply with the terms of the 2015 nuclear deal. -
World News The mountain range protecting Madrid from pollution Madrid has a high level of pollution like many big cities and capitals across the globe. But Madrid is also in the unique position of being protected by a national park and mountain range called the Sierra of Guadarrama, which brings fresh air and clean water to its busy inhabitants.