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Bilder des Jahres 2020, News 06 Juni News Bilder des Tages June 30, 2020, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: An aide holds a chart as Senator United States Senator Maggie Hassan (Democrat of New Hampshire), speaks during a US Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee hearing in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Tuesday, June 30, 2020. Top federal health officials are expected to discuss efforts to get back to work and school during the coronavirus pandemic. Photographer: Bloomberg.Credit: Pool via CNP Washington USA - ZUMAs152 20200630_zaa_s152_181 Copyright: xAlxDragox

Bilder des Jahres 2020, News 06 Juni June 29, 2020, CA, USA: Joseph James DeAngelo, center, and his public defenders Joseph Cress, left, and Diane Howard, right, wear face shields as they stand as Sacramento Superior Court Judge Michael Bowman enters a makeshift courtroom built for social distancing at Sacramento State on Monday, July 29, 2020. DeAngelo admitted to being the Golden State Killer and entered a string of guilty pleas during the hours-long hearing. USA - ZUMAm67_ 20200629_zaf_m67_008 Copyright: xDanielxKimx

Bilder des Jahres 2020, News 06 Juni News Themen der Woche KW26 Paris, France June 25, 2020 - Official reopening to visitors at the Eiffel Tower. The emblematic monument of the capital had remained closed from March 13 due to the coronavirus outbreak. Only access by stairs to the 2nd floor is possible and wearing a mask is compulsory - Visitors enjoy the panorama TOUR EIFFEL, MONUMENT PARISIEN, TOURISME, SITE CULTUREL, DECONFINEMENT, SITE TOURISTIQUE MAJEUR, FRANCE, CAPITALE FRANCAISE, SYMBOLE, ICONE, VUE SUR PARIS, PANORAMA, MASQUE, EPIDEMIE, COVID19, CORONAVIRUS, PANDEMIE Copyright: xVincentxIsorex

Bilder des Jahres 2020, News 06 Juni News Themen der Woche KW26 News Bilder des Tages USA, Christopher Columbus Statue in New Haven Connecticut wird entfernt June 24, 2020, New Haven, CT, USA: A statue of Christopher Columbus is lifted by a crane and removed from Wooster Square Park in New Haven, Connecticut. The statue holds deep ties to the Italian-American community there, but to others it is a symbol of the oppression of indigenous peoples. It was first erected in 1892, and later recast in bronze in 1955. Prior to the statueâ€⠢s removal, protesters for and against the statue s removal demonstrated, and some altercations broke out. The statue will remain in the custody of the City. Plans are for it to eventually move to the Knights of Columbus Museum, also in New Haven. New Haven USA - ZUMAg28_ 20200624_zaf_g28_021 Copyright: xStanxGodlewskix

V l n r Markus Kerber, State Secretary in the Federal Ministry of the Interior, for Building and Homeland Affairs, Federal Minister for Family Affairs Franziska Giffey, SPD, Manuela Schwesig, Minister President of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, SPD, and Federal Minister of Agriculture Julia Kloeckner, CDU, reco Copyright: xJaninexSchmitz photothek.netx