17 March 2020 | Euronews
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Russia Vladimir Putin pushes on with April vote on 'reset' of term limits The constitutional reform could keep the Russian president in power until 2036. -
Ukraine Coronavirus: Medical mask resellers targeted by armed gang in Ukraine The men intercepted meetings between buyers and sellers of masks, stealing as many as 100,000. -
France Coronavirus: #WeApplaud hashtag launched in France to show gratitude towards healthcare workers Numerous hashtags have been launched including #OnApplaudit and #TousAlaFenêtre, calling on people across France to take to their windows on the first night of the shutdown to applaud healthcare workers. -
World News Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe freed temporarily from jail in Tehran amid COVID-19 outbreak, UK MPs say Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe freed temporarily from jail in Tehran amid COVID-19 outbreak, UK MPs say -
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United Kingdom Electric scooters get the green light to be used on British roads They've had their fair share of bad press, but the UK has finally given the go-ahead to e-scooters. -
Cinema Geneva Human Rights film festival goes ahead via livestream amid Covid-19 outbreak The Jury of the Geneva International Film Festival on Human Rights also watched the films from a distance and revealed the winners online. -
Italy Coronavirus lockdown: How one couple coped with confinement in Italy More than a week ago a couple from Palermo started their life in a state of complete lockdown. This is what they learned. -
No Comment French police perform ID checks as France enters lockdown A strict lockdown requiring most people in France to remain at home came into effect at midday Tuesday -
World News The EU must seize this chance to deliver a fairer and more sustainable food system ǀ View We have been farming and fishing - and consuming - as though everything will be fine. This clearly needs to stop. We must decide upon what is necessary in order to achieve a truly sustainable food system. -
France French health system under pressure with COVID-19 cases still soaring Nurses say they are 'going into a war without weapons'. -
Ireland St. Patrick's Day and social distancing: how are people celebrating? St. Patrick's Day and social distancing: how are people celebrating? -
China 'Chinese virus': Donald Trump sparks backlash over coronavirus tweets Chinese officials and state media have deplored the social media comments by the US President. -
Russia A word of advice to Western leaders: talk to Putin but don’t let him gaslight you ǀ View Men like Emmanuel Macron see the last few years of tension as an anomaly, and would like to establish mutually beneficial relations with Vladimir Putin. But if they are not careful, they will end up like all those before them, retreating from Moscow disappointed and disillusioned. -
No Comment Coronavirus: Italians comply with social distancing rules outside supermarket Italians on Monday were diligently complying with rules enforced to protect public health in an attempt to stem the spread of the virus. -
World News Football: Euros and Copa America moved to 2021 due to coronavirus chaos Footballing authorities have decided to move Euro 2020 and Copa America 2020 to the summer of 2021 due to the coronavirus outbreak -
Italy Coronavirus: The show can't go on! How much will Italian actors, companies and theatres lose? In an industry famous for fame but characterised in reality by scant employment and just scraping by, the public health crisis is killing more than individuals. -
World News Coronavirus latest: UK closes schools as Italy reports 475 more deaths There are now more than 200,000 cases of #coronavirus and more than 8,000 people dead in the global pandemic.