2 June 2022 | Euronews
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Health news Dogs can detect COVID cases as reliably as PCR tests, study finds With their superior sense of smell, our canine friends were found to be as reliable as PCR tests for detecting COVID-19 cases among hundreds of people. -
Lithuania Lithuania gets fundraised drone for free, from Turkish manufacturer Lithuanians crowdfunded €5.9 million recently to buy a Bayraktar drone from Turkey to give to the Ukrainian military. -
Ukraine How has the war in Ukraine impacted the country’s children? How has the war in Ukraine impacted the country’s children? Euronews spoke with Paloma Escudero, who is working for UNICEF in Poland, to learn more. -
Indonesia Letter from Indonesia: The EU and Southeast Asian nations are stronger together | View Airlangga Hartarto, co-ordinating minister of economic affairs of the Republic of Indonesia, tells us why he believes the EU should forge stronger economic bonds with his country and its neighbours. -
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The Cube Misleading posts claim the Queen's Platinum Jubilee cost taxpayers £1 billion Hundreds of Twitter users have expressed anger that Queen Elizabeth II's 70-year reign celebration will supposedly cost over £38,000 for each UK household. But is this correct? -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnian hospitals and schools targeted by hundreds of fake bomb threats More than 400 schools, courts in Sarajevo, the National Electoral Commission and a hospital have been forced to evacuate over 48 hours. -
Europe Decoded Nature restoration: Why climate activists have high hopes for the EU The European Commission is scheduled to finally unveil its proposal to restore the bloc's nature later this month. Here's what NGOs said should be the bare minimum. -
Football Now How can football help the planet's water problem? As part of Euronews' Green Week, Football Now looks at the world's water problem and whether the sport can do more to help combat the issue. -
No Comment One of South America's largest cemeteries fumigated for dengue fever Health brigades spray one of South America's largest cemeteries in Lima to eradicate the dengue-transmitting mosquito and collect larvae in an attempt to control a new outbreak of the endemic disease in Peru, which has killed about 30 people this year. -
Earth News You are what you eat - and what you eat out of: How industrial chemicals contaminate our bodies You are what you eat – and what you eat from: How industrial chemicals contaminate our bodies -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 2nd – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News Pledges made in Brussels to step up global fight against online child sexual abuse Nearly 100 countries have joined the international alliance to stop the criminal practice, which has increased by 6,000 per cent since 2010. -
Mobility Buick Wildcat EV: Classic American car gets makeover as brand gears up for all-electric future Buick said it will release its first EV for the North American Market in 2024 and by the end of 2030, will only sell EVs. -
World News UK and Dutch governments approve new separate North Sea gas projects European nations are scrambling to tap new sources of natural gas to relieve them of supplies from Russia. -
My Europe Series Slovakia makes slow progress in tackling corruption Since 2020 the Slovakian authorities have brought dozens of high-ranking officials to justice, including the former attorney general, and ex-chiefs of police and tax administration but analysts say there's still a long way to go. -
Smart Health Good tech, fast medicine: how you'll soon be able to pick up a prescription anywhere in Europe Smart Health looks at the growth of ePrescriptions and how you'll soon be able to pick up your prescribed medicine anywhere in Europe. -
Smart Health How Estonia has become a pioneer in e-Prescription Smart Health uncovers the tech behind Estonia's cross-border ePrescription system. -
United Kingdom In photos: Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee British monarch Queen Elizabeth II celebrates 70 years on the throne. Follow the events with this selection of pictures. -
Europe News Patriarch Kirill excluded from EU sanctions after Hungary’s objection The last-minute move from Budapest angered diplomats, with one calling it "hostage policy." -
United Kingdom Celebrations under way as Queen marks 70 years on the British throne Royal Commentator Richard Fitzwilliams spoke to Euronews about what will be expected during the four-day holiday. -
Europe News Explained: Why an EU embargo on Russian gas might be a long way off Many EU leaders want to cut off Russian gas, but say they just can't see it happening. -
Spain Spanish army captain suspended after soldiers kneel at Franco memorial The video showed around 30 soldiers apparently paying homage to the dictator at the mausoleum where he used to be interred. -
Europe News Turkey asks United Nations to officially refer to it as 'Türkiye' Turkey sent a letter to the UN formally requesting the country be referred to as 'Türkiye', in a bid to avoid associations with the bird. -
Ukraine 'There is no water and food': Mariupol mayor describes desperate situation Our international correspondent Anelise Borges spoke to the mayor of Mariupol, who described the desperate situation in his city. -
Creators Meet Jason deCaires Taylor, the artist protecting marine life with his underwater sculptures After witnessing the destruction of coral reefs by a hurricane, Jason deCaires Taylor decided to dedicate his sculpting skills to saving marine life. -
Czech Republic Czech Republic: Two killed and 50 injured in fire at Alzheimer's nursing home The blaze broke out on Wednesday evening in Roztoky, a town just north of the Czech capital. -
Health news Immune system wonder: Food allergy provides protection from COVID, NIH study finds The US study also confirmed that being overweight or obese increases the risk of coronavirus infection. -
Culture news France gives Queen Elizabeth a horse named 'Fabuleu' to celebrate Platinum Jubilee Horse Fabuleu de Maucour, who was previously a standard-bearer for France's Republican Guard, has been presented to Queen Elizabeth to mark her 70 years on the throne. -
The Cube Russia makes first conviction for 'fake news' over Ukraine war posts Pyotr Mylnikov was fined 1 million rubles (€15,000). A video clip circulated online purporting to show him 'confessing' to fostering 'a negative attitude' about the war. -
Slovenia New centre-left government takes the reins in Slovenia With the departure of the populist former prime minister, newcomer Robert Golob said, “I think you can already feel that the mood is more relaxed, that tensions have eased." -
World News Two men arrested in Norway and Bulgaria for supporting Al-Qaeda One of the suspects reportedly "encouraged" terror attacks across Europe and maintained close online links with other radicalised individuals. -
Ukraine Belarus holding military drills on border with traumatised northern Ukraine As Belarusian forces assemble near the border, a Belgian volunteer told Euronews what they saw over three weeks in besieged Chernihiv. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 2nd – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Work Elon Musk demands Tesla staff return to office full-time or ‘pretend to work’ elsewhere Neither Tesla nor Musk confirmed the leaked memo, but the CEO tweeted: “They should pretend to work somewhere else”. -
Europe News Frustrated French diplomats strike over Macron's foreign service overhaul French diplomats have gone on strike Thursday, angered by a planned reform of the country's foreign service by President Macron. -
Culture news Royal superfan shows off her collection of memorabilia for Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee Days ahead of Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee marking 70 years on the throne on Thursday, 78-year-old pensioner Margaret Tyler shows off her collection of royal family memorabilia that fills the ground floor of her house in northwestern suburb Wembley. -
United Kingdom Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee: Why this weekend's festivities matter to the UK Celebrations marking Elizabeth Windsor's 70th year on the throne get under way today after a pivotal - and singularly difficult - two years for Britain's longest-reigning monarch. -
Travel News View: Carbon offsets may ease your flight guilt, but they aren’t saving the planet Carbon offsetting is a dangerous distraction argues Sarah Faith. Here’s how to curb your holiday footprint instead. -
Nature Why we need to talk about farming: Monbiot’s new book is fiercely important Farming is the greatest cause of environmental destruction, but we have the tools to regenerate, writes Monbiot, in his blistering new book. -
Tech News Sheryl Sandberg steps down from Facebook parent Meta after 14 years Her departure marks the end of an era for the social media giant. Javier Olivan will take over as chief operating officer. -
Sport Ukraine defeat Scotland 3-1 in emotional World Cup qualifier Ukraine have moved one step closer to competing in the World Cup, after beating Scotland 3-1 Wednesday night. -
Earth News View: The war in Ukraine has devastating global consequences for water, peace and security The war is increasing the risk of global hunger by limiting exports of wheat, cooking oil and fertiliser. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 2nd – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine Ukraine: Angela Merkel urges allies to stop Russia's 'barbaric war' In a rare speech since leaving her role as Chancellor, Merkel also expressed solidarity with Ukraine and said she supported Kyiv’s right to self-defence.