8 March 2020 | Euronews
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Vatican Pope Francis voices support for coronavirus victims in livestream message Small groups of Catholic faithful gathered at St. Peter's Square on Sunday to watch a livestream of Pope Francis delivering his Angelus blessing. -
No Comment Chocolate coronavirus by French baker provokes smiles A chocolate shell sprinkled with red almonds - an edible representation of the new coronavirus made by French chocolatier Jean-Francois Pre, who took his inspiration from a 3D model of the disease -
Earth News The artwork providing a safe space for vulvas everywhere Do you really know what’s ‘normal’ when it comes to your own body? -
USA Abandoning cafes for long supermarket lines, Milan enters coronavirus lockdown Supermarket staff were wearing masks and at the cashier people were told to stand one meter away from each other, Luca Galli. said -
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No Comment Femen protest in Paris on Women's Day Campaigners from the Femen feminist group staged a topless protest in the centre of Paris on Sunday to mark International Women's Day -
Italy Women's rights organisations fear eviction in Rome Being a woman is no guarantee for being feminist. Women's rights organisations in Rome accuse the mayor of lack of protection, as they face eviction. -
Austria Avalanche sweeps away hiking group in Austrian Alps An avalanche in the Dachstein area of the Austrian Alps killed five hikers on Sunday, police said. -
USA Kamala Harris endorses Joe Biden Harris joins Pete Buttigieg, Beto O'Rourke, Amy Klobuchar and Mike Bloomberg, who've all endorsed Biden in recent days. -
France Gender equality: 'We could change the world if we shared the mental load' Shopping, laundry, cooking, picking up the kids: many people say their personal list is contributing to a “mental load”. -
USA Upcoming primaries offer Biden a strong path Results from Super Tuesday show that Joe Biden can tap into a strong wave of support from Democrats. -
USA Unknown gunmen kill three in broad daylight in Afghan capital Kabul "Logar provincial council member, Naser Ghairat and two of his bodyguards were killed and another wounded," Kabul police spokesman Ferdaus Faramarz said. -
World News International Women's Day: how can algorithms be sexist? The first person to write an algorithm was a woman in the 19th century. But in the 21st century, algorithms may end up reinforcing gender stereotypes. -
USA Coronavirus divides one family while driving another closer together "Of course, it makes sense to the brain," Dr. Alfred Wong told NBC News. "But doesn't make sense to the heart." -
Italy Italy coronavirus shutdown: what the emergency measures mean The coronavirus decree announced by PM Giuseppe Conte covers Lombardy and surrounding provinces in northern Italy, imposing major restrictions on around a quarter of the country’s population. -
World News International Women’s Day: It’s time we protected women from abuse in global supply chains ǀ View One of the major obstacles that women face in the realisation of their rights globally is the abuse and harassment they experience at work and in global supply chains. -
USA Venice, Milan on lockdown as Italy announces sweeping quarantine The decree restricts anyone from leaving or entering designated red zones except for ''undeferrable work needs or emergency situations'' starting Sunday.