5 June 2021 | Euronews
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Bosnia and Herzegovina Illegal Serb church on Bosniak woman's land is destroyed Bosnian authorities on Saturday demolished a Serbian Orthodox church that was illegally built on land owned by a Bosniak woman. -
Burkina Faso More than 100 people killed in Burkina Faso's deadliest attack since 2015 At least 138 people died in Burkina Faso in the deadliest attack in the country for years. -
Belarus Exiled Belarusians protest at closure of Polish land border Officially the reason for the closure since December is COVID-19 - but many suspect Lukashenko of using the pandemic as a pretext for clamping down on the protest movement against his rule. -
USA US federal judge overturns California assault weapon ban A federal judge overturned California’s three-decade-old ban on assault weapons, saying it violated people's right to bear arms. -
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Italy Italian Coast Guard detains German NGO migrant ship The Italian Coast Guard detained a migrant rescue vessel belonging to a German NGO for not complying with security rules, they said. -
Tech News The G7 has agreed to set a global minimum tax rate: What does it mean and how will it work? The G7 has come to a historic agreement on global corporate tax rates. But what does it mean for governments and multinationals? -
Spain Van Gogh Museum reopens as restrictions ease in The Netherlands An exhibition entitled "They're Here to Stay: A Decade of Remarkable Acquisitions and Their Stories," opened virtually in February. -
No Comment Venetians protest against the impact of cruise ship tourism Protesters expressed all their disappointment since liners had been banned from entering the city’s historic centre less than a month ago. -
Tech News Facebook says it could pay more tax after G7 deal Facebook says it could pay more tax after G7 deal -
World Europe must tackle the real causes of migration, says Tunisia's president "Who exploits them and who benefits from it? It's here in Europe." -
Italy Derelict steel plant in Naples becomes focus of new regeneration scheme After much bureaucratic delay, two million square meters in the west part of the city are to be restored to their former glory. -
Tech News Twitter access restricted in Nigeria after the government suspended the social network Access to Twitter was restricted in Nigeria, a day after the government announced the suspension of the social network's activities in Africa's most populous country. -
France Veterans prepare to remember fallen comrades in D-Day landings Veterans of the Normandy landings are gathering on the eve of the anniversary of D-Day, when the Allies landed in France to fight Nazi Germany. -
Earth News Sri Lanka fears more pollution following sinking of container ship Up to three billion plastic pellets have already been released into the sea from the vessel. -
Italy Cruise ships restart in Venice; protesters decry their risks The first cruise ship leaving Venice since the pandemic is set to depart on Saturday amid protests by activists demanding that the enormous ships be permanently rerouted. -
No Comment SPAIN: police evacuate nearly 5,000 youth Almost 5.000 people, many of them without keeping social distance and without wearing masks, were evacuated by Urban Guard and Mossos d'Esquadra in Barcelona -
Spain Pilgrims in Spain walk the Camino again to reach Santiago's cathedral Committing to the pilgrim's path has for centuries been a source of renewal for those willing to put their lives on hold and seek spiritual healing. -
World News Giant sinkhole in Mexico, Canada in mourning, Portugal moves to UK amber travel list | In pictures The key stories of the week, captured by photographers around the world. -
No Comment Bosnian authorities demolish Serbian Orthodox church Bosnian authorities have demolished a Serbian Orthodox church after a 20-year-long legal battle that saw the case reach the European Court of Human Rights. -
Italy Tourists fined €3,000 for stealing sand, shells from Italian beach The tourists had planned to sell the contraband on the internet. -
World News G7 finance ministers come to agreement on global corporate tax rate G7 finance ministers said they came to an agreement on global tax reform, committing to a corporate tax rate of "at least 15%". -
Brazil Energy-starved Rio favela enjoys solar panels on World Environment Day Many poor neighbourhoods aren't properly connected to Brazil's energy grid, making electricity hard to access and expensive to connect to. -
No Comment India submerges unclaimed ashes of 1,200 Covid dead. Marked only by numbered stickers, dozens of clay pots containing the ashes of covid's dead lie unclaimed. -
Destinations Holiday like Beyoncé with these popular celebrity destinations Some beaches are natural magnets for sun-worshipping celebrities like Beyoncé and others. From France to the Caribbean, take a closer look. -
Democratic Republic Of Congo Hundreds of children missing after DR Congo volcano eruption In the Democratic Republic of the Congo hundreds of children are still missing after being separated from families fleeing a volcano eruption -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Ahead of war crimes verdict, Ratko Mladic's bloody legacy still divides Bosnia Mladic is appealing his 2017 conviction for war crimes during the conflict that tore through Bosnia in the 1990s. -
Earth News Are Instagram microtrends making or breaking sustainable fashion? With trends becoming more and more difficult to predict, could microtrends dictate the future of the clothing industry? -
Russia 'Over confident' U.S. risks going down same path as Soviet Union, warns Putin Putin also criticised European, U.S. criticism of police crackdown on protesters in Russia and Belarus as hypocritical. -
Moldova EU promises Moldova €600 million ahead of decisive election Moldova's new president, Maia Sandu, wants to move her country closer to the EU and away from Russia. Polls suggest that at least two thirds of Moldovans agree with her.