13 March 2020 | Euronews
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Italy Watch: Italians defy coronavirus lockdown by filling the streets with song ‘Canto della Verbena’ is the traditional song from the Tuscan town of Siena. -
USA President Donald Trump declares national emergency in U.S. over coronavirus The U.S. has confirmed more than 1,200 cases and 33 deaths. -
World News Coronavirus: Interpol warns fraudsters are using COVID-19 fears to scam victims Interpol has listed a number of scams that have been reported to it by member countries in the wake of the COVID-19 emergency -
USA Coronavirus in the Trump era proves nationalism's worse than globalism for world ǀ View History shows that a united show of force from the globe's leading governments could have stopped the panic. But no such demonstration has come. -
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Business Coronavirus: Hand sanitiser and face masks overpriced or out-of-stock as COVID-19 spreads 'No mask, no gel' Trying to find sanitising gel is becoming a wild goose chase. -
World News EU meat consumption 'should drop by 71%' to help fight climate change Greenpeace is calling for Europeans to drastically cut their meat consumption, as the organisation claims meat and dairy is "wrecking forests, crushing nature and heating the planet" -
My Europe Series Romania's virgin forests ravaged by 'wood mafia' Euronews explores the hidden corruption, intimidation and violence at the heart of Romania's illegal logging industry, -
Italy Coronavirus: Former Italian PM Mario Monti on Europe's 'slow' reaction "Why have other European countries' reactions been so slow when they already had the Italian example?" -
World News This week in pictures: marches for equality, unrest at Greek-Turkish border, markets in freefall The biggest stories of the week as seen by photojournalists around the world... -
Earth News Can you imagine paying for food with rubbish? You can in London. Chocolatier Montezuma's has opened a recycling-focused pop up shop. -
World News Coronavirus: What could happen if the football season is cancelled? After the Premier League became the latest to suspend sporting fixtures across Europe, could play-offs be the answer? Or should the season end now with no title winners or relegation? -
My Europe Series Covid-19 isolation, feminist fightback - the week in Europe This week, we are looking at how Europe is dealing with the coronavirus outbreak, we speak to FEMEN leader Inna Shevchenko about far-right patriarchy regression and female politicians, as well as a special moment with the Turkish president. -
United Kingdom Emiliano Sala: Pilot 'not licenced' for flight which killed Cardiff footballer An investigation into the plane crash which killed Cardiff striker Emiliano #Sala along with the pilot has found the pilot was not licenced to fly the aircraft -
World IGCF: What are the best practices in government communication? The 9th edition of International Government Communication Forum brought together global communication experts to explore best practices in the field. -
World Is the new coronavirus ‘infodemic’ spreading faster than the virus? Amidst a slew of COVID-19 information being circulated on traditional media, digital and online platforms, the UAE health authorities are seeking to guide residents. -
Germany Coronavirus: Why does Germany have so few COVID-19 deaths? Germany has more than 3,000 COVID-19 cases and six deaths so far. Much fewer in comparison to other affected countries. -
World Does the EU have a race problem? | Culture Clash Europe is diverse. The people in power are not. Culture Clash looks into Brussels' worst kept secret: the glaring lack of diversity at the top. #CultureClash -
Europe News 'There has been a regression on women's rights' - Femen leader Shevchenko While certain breakthroughs on women's rights following #METOO are celebrating among feminists, Inna Shevchenko continues to fight the patriarchy with activist group FEMEN, as she says, around the world, women's rights are continually under attack. -
Europe News Belgium's emergency measures 'not a lockdown' insists PM The Belgian government is suspending classes, shutting bars, restaurants and shops in a bid to stop the spread of coronavirus. The measures start midnight Friday until April 3. They mark some of the strictest measures outside of Italy. -
Romania Romanian government enters 14-day isolation after senator tests positive for coronavirus Interim Romanian Prime Minister Ludovic Orban said his government will self-isolate for 14 days and he will work from inside his official villa. -
World News Coronavirus: Premier League, Champions League and Europa League suspended In the wake of the coronavirus outbreak, Europe's top footballing competitions are suspending fixtures as footballers and managers test positive for COVID-19 -
Spain Spain pledges €1 billion for hospitals to fight 'unbearable' coronavirus pressure Health professionals at hospitals are demanding more staff and resources to tackle the rising number of cases. -
USA Trump has too much power, and it's ruining the electoral process ǀ View By November, both sides will fear and hate each other just a little more. And somehow, the winner will still have to be the president of all the people. -
Earth News People are isolating from coronavirus in tiny homes built in two hours One company has donated pods make with the technology to provide accommodation for hospital staff. -
France French doctor accused of abusing 349 children faces trial The surgeon had allegedly kept detailed notebooks, in which he wrote comments about each of the sexually violent acts inflicted on children between 1989 and 2017. -
World News Chelsea Manning released after almost a year in jail Ex-US Army intelligence analyst Manning had refused to testify against Julian Assange. -
World News World Health Organization: Don't expect travel bans to beat coronavirus WHO expert acknowledged that "people are confused" about the virus.