10 March 2020 | Euronews
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Spain Spanish far right deputy tests positive for coronavirus days after mass rally 'It was a mistake, for which we apologise,' VOX said. -
Denmark The tiles on this Danish square help tackle air pollution The tiles of Langelands Square, in the Frederiksberg district of the Danish capital, have a special coating that helps absorb nitrogen dioxide (NO2). -
Estonia Is free public transport everything it is cracked up to be? Luxembourg recently became the first country to make public transport free. But pioneers Tallinn have been doing it for years. -
Earth News Wolves back from the brink of extinction in Germany after 100 years The population is doing well, they're no longer threatened by poachers in the country's forests. -
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Europe News Coronavirus: EU moves to stop 'ghost flights' amid COVID-19 turbulence Coronavirus has already caused Flybe to collapse and Norwegian Airlines to cancel 3,000 flights. -
Russia Vladimir Putin signs law that could keep him in power until 2036 The law still needs to be approved by the country's Constitutional Court and in a referendum set for April 22. -
World News 'Don't kiss holy carvings': European churches fight to contain coronavirus outbreak As churches across Europe are cancelling masses and banning believers from kissing sculptures, the Holy Synod of the Church of Greece has said that diseases cannot be transmitted via holy communion, -
Cinema Human Rights film festival finds alternative in face of Coronavirus threat Despite being cancelled due to the coronavirus epidemic, organisers of the International Film Festival and Forum on Human Rights are pushing ahead with version 2.0. -
Greece Frontex border operation in Greece 'lacks legal basis' after Greece suspends asylum law Frontex has to operate while respecting European and human rights law, and this cannot be the case when migrants cannot apply for asylum. -
No Comment Coronavirus panic leaves Madrid supermarket looking like 'end of the world' Panic buying at supermarkets in central Madrid triggered by the spread of coronavirus led to long queues and empty shelves on Tuesday. -
Sci-Tech How Mars might hold the key to better understanding climate change The UAE sets its sights on Mars with the Hope probe due to launch this Summer to unlock the secrets of the red planet's puzzling history. -
Netherlands Watch: Dutch PM Rutte bans handshaking and then... shakes hands Talk about leading by example! -
North Korea Could North Korea's information blackout be masking a disastrous health crisis? North Korea says it counts zero cases of #coronavirus at home. But experts doubt that's true and fear a catastrophic health crisis, in a country where health infrastructure is insufficient and where the population is malnourished and ill-informed. -
World Green mayor calls for Paris to ban outdoor heaters amid CO2 concerns Should Paris pull the plug on heating outdoor terraces? -
Greece This is Europe in 2020, not Orwell’s 1984. The language we use to talk about refugees matters ǀ View This language of invasion has become increasingly mainstream as it trips off the tongue of populist political leaders around the world. These populists stoke xenophobia and dangerous nationalism to gain and retain power, erecting fences and walls as physical embodiments of their prejudice. -
Indonesia Dutch king apologises for colonial killings in Indonesia Indonesia was under Dutch rule for 350 years. The Dutch military had carried out a series of massacres to crush the resistance against colonial rule. -
World Erdogan demands EU chiefs in Brussels support Turkey 'without delay' The migrant crisis on Europe's doorstep is no closer to resolution. Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has met with the EU's top officials to demand more support for his country 'without any further delay'. EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said the meeting had been 'constructive'. -
USA Democratic primaries Tuesday in Michigan, 5 other states: Everything you need to know It's not as super as Super Tuesday, but 352 delegates are up for grabs as Biden and Sanders do battle. -
USA The new coronavirus is hard on older people — and scientists aren't sure why Understanding the age question could help researchers figure out how to treat the illness, particularly in older populations. -
USA As coronavirus spreads, students stuck and isolated in epidemic's epicenter Six weeks on from the lockdown of Wuhan, China, many are still stranded and wish their governments had done more. -
Mexico Mexico: Women stay at home to protest femicide What would a world without women look like? On Monday, tens of thousands of women in Mexico stayed off the streets to protest femicide. -
Earth News What’s life like inside the UK’s first zero carbon, eco village? The 250-strong village produces no carbon on a daily basis, with residents living entirely sustainably. -
USA Progressive group pressures Sanders and Biden to call for ending filibuster Activists are getting nervous that progressive legislation will be blocked even if Democrats sweep the 2020 election. Some have a plan to change that.