20 March 2020 | Euronews
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Europe News Ireland ramps up testing amid fears of a surge in coronavirus cases Ireland is bracing itself for a significant surge in cases of COVID-19 and is stepping up the number of tests it is doing. -
Netherlands Coronavirus: Dutch PM appoints opposition minister as new Health Secretary Mark Rutte has received widespread praise for putting the country's response to COVID-19 ahead of party politics. -
World News Wall Street suffers worst week since 2008 amid coronavirus and fears of recession Stocks fell sharply on Wall Street and the price of oil sank again on Friday amid the coronavirus pandemic and fears of recession. -
World Coronavirus: Did Europe lock down too late amid the COVID-19 outbreak? | Culture Clash Are Europeans taking the coronavirus seriously enough? Much of Asia doesn't think so. -
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France Coronavirus: France's homeless 'fined for not staying indoors' during COVID-19 lockdown France's coronavirus lockdown has left the homeless in a catch-22 situation: nowhere to go, but they cannot stay in public places. -
World News Coronavirus: Newspaper round-up after COVID-19 epicentre shifts to Europe 'The fight has begun': Europe's newspaper front pages after continent declared epicentre of the coronavirus pandemic -
USA Trump's 'Chinese Virus' racism isn't accidental — making it all the more stupid ǀ View Somewhere right now, a team of great people is working on a vaccine. It's likely this team is made up of men and women from diverse backgrounds — including Asian Americans. And when this team has that breakthrough, the people using it won't care if it came from a person of color or an immigrant. -
United Kingdom That's the spirit: Distilleries switch to making hand sanitiser to help with COVID-19 fight Distilleries and breweries around the world have been hit hard by the coronavirus outbreak, but some are fighting back by switching production to hand sanitiser -
Poland 'Please stop all crime': Polish police plea amid COVID-19 workload If only it was that easy. -
Europe News Watch: Meet the Romanian making face masks in a bid to stop spread of COVID-19 Self-isolation has prompted many people to use their skills to support the battle against the novel coronavirus. -
World News Coronavirus lockdown guide: Tips for survival, shopping, and self-care How to ease your anxiety amid Covid-19, tips for your diet and advice on how to boost your immune system, we've asked a series of experts for tips amid the Coronavirus pandemic. -
France Coronavirus in France: what can you actually do in lockdown time? Keeping fit under the French lockdown is going to be tough" 1km or 2km is fine 'but not a 10k' authorities say -
The Cube Debunked: Video does NOT show dolphins in Venice's canals The footage was actually captured in the port of Cagliari on the island of Sardinia. -
My Europe Series Italy suffocated by coronavirus: the story of patients and doctors in the grip of Covid-19 Unreported Europe takes a look at stories from the first weeks in the country now recording the highest amount of deaths related to the new coronavirus. -
Business Planet Delivering success through digitalisation Business Planet goes to Malta to see how one logistics company is delivering success through its innovative use of the internet. -
Italy Coronavirus: Italians who fled to south as north locked down spark fears of deadly escalation Many student and professionals in Northern Italy headed south as the regions began to lock down. They may have gone to be with their families, but at what cost to other regions? -
World Explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes tells his favourite tales from the Middle East Born in England in 1944, Sir Ranulph Fiennes has been named the “world’s greatest living explorer,” by the Guinness Book of Records. -
World How are local bookshops helping to revive Iraq’s literary community? Despite years of war, censorship and dictatorships in Iraq, authors and intellectuals have determinedly gathered to exchange ideas and share their experiences. -
United Arab Emirates UAE Mars probe could help battle climate change on Earth While orbiting Mars, the Emirati ‘Hope’ probe will collect data that may help us understand planet Earth’s changing climate. -
Europe News 'It is not enough': Health expert wants Belgium's COVID-19 lockdown extended "In four weeks, when we will be all on the streets again, we risk another peak," said an anaesthetist, calling for a longer lockdown in Belgium. -
World News In pictures: How coronavirus is changing our daily routines This selection of the best images from around the world shows how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting our daily lives. -
World News Five stories you may have missed this week because of COVID-19 The news may be saturated by COVID-19 and new areas of society it is affecting, but other news is still out there. -
No Comment Volunteers in South Korea bid to help by making face masks It comes amid a shortage in some parts of the country. -
United Kingdom 'The state doesn't care': Spaniards and Italians in UK shocked by coronavirus response Italy, Spain and France are on lockdown. Spaniards and Italians in the UK are shocked London hasn't followed suit. -
Europe News Coronavirus: researchers in Belgium announce potential breakthrough using Llama antibody Scientists at a Research Institute in Belgium have announced what may turn out to be a significant milestone in the fight against COVID-19. -
Finland World Happiness: Finland takes top ranking for third year in a row Nordic countries maintain their grip on the World #Happiness Ranking's top spots, which assesses variables such as GDP, social support, life expectancy, freedom, generosity, and absence of corruption. #WorldHappinessDay -
France Coronavirus: France bans access to beaches and mountains Going out? Enjoying a leisurely stroll beside the seaside? You're going against France's lockdown measures -
World News Coronavirus hoarding: Supermarkets reserve shopping hours for the elderly Supermarkets across the world have reserved opening times specifically for the elderly and vulnerable in response to coronavirus panic-buying and hoarding -
USA Former Google engineer pleads guilty to stealing secret files and sharing them with competitors Self-driving car engineer Anthony Levandowski was charged with stealing documents containing trade secrets.