Ukraine war: Macron slams Morawiecki for ‘unfounded, scandalous’ criticism of Putin…
On Monday, Morawiecki ridiculed the French leader’s several hours of phone calls with the Russian leader, saying that they achieved nothing.
"President Macron, how many times have you negotiated with Putin? What have you achieved?" the…
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Ursula Von Der Leyen: Europe’s next generation will benefit from stimulus package
Speaking to News Journos soon after announcing a €750 billion recovery fund, Von Der Leyen said that the crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic "affects all member states."
"All of them see the economic damage in the single market, but…
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Coronavirus latest: Wuhan lab denies link to COVID-19
The institute's director told state broadcaster CCTV that claims by US President Donald Trump that the virus could have leaked from the facility were “pure fabrication”.
In an interview recorded on May 13 but broadcast on Saturday, Wang…
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Protesters in Hong Kong rally against proposed controversial security law
Beijing's proposed legislation would ban secessionist activity, as well as foreign interference in the semi-autonomous territory. It comes after repeated warnings from China that it will no longer tolerate dissent in Hong Kong, which saw…
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Archaeological World Heritage site in Italy welcomes back visitors
In the 6th century BC it was the site of a Greek colony and it boasts three extremely well preserved Doric temples.
The park is recognised by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site; it has traces of human occupation "dating back to…
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Large global study suggests hydroxychloroquine ineffective in COVID-19 patients
The large observational analysis looked at nearly 100,000 COVID-19 patients in 671 hospitals between December 20, 2019 and April 14, 2020 but it was not a clinical trial.
Published in The Lancet, the study included 14,888 people who were…
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Religious services resume in France as easing of restrictions continues
The reopening this week followed a high court ruling that the ban on religious ceremonies was illegal.
"It's a truly joyful moment,” said Adèle, a churchgoer in Neuilly-Sur-Seine.
“We've been waiting two months, to be able to be here,…
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Spain will open borders to foreign tourists in July in phasing out of coronavirus restrictions
"Foreign tourists can therefore now plan their holidays," Sanchez said.
The Spanish football league will also resume business, starting behind closed doors from June 8. In July it may open to the public if conditions allow.
Meanwhile,…
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Coronavirus latest: UK records 282 additional deaths but hospitalisations go down
More people are using parks, said Deputy Chief Medical Officer for England Dr Jenny Harries, but emphasised that people needed to stay 2 metres away from others while in parks with no more than one other person.
UK officials also…
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Pressure builds on UK advisor to quit over new allegations he breached coronavirus lockdown
The Observer and Sunday Mirror newspapers reported on Sunday that Boris Johnson's adviser Dominic Cummings was seen in the northeast of England on two more occasions in April.
Members of the UK's opposition called for his resignation…
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