24 March 2020 | Euronews
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Romania Priests give communion with shared spoon as Romania COVID-19 cases grow The controversy came a day after Romania imposed restrictions to stop the spread of coronavirus in the country. -
Spain Coronavirus: Health workers clapped across the world for battling on the COVID-19 frontline Daily rounds of applause can be heard in a number of cities for health workers who are on the frontline of the fight against coronavirus -
Italy Non-stop work and no protection: Bergamo's funeral houses say 'enough' Before coronavirus broke out, there were around 115 funerals per month. So far in March there has been more than 800. -
Ireland Thinking outside the box: Boy, 11, plays on alone despite COVID-19 confinement His ingenious way of playing football alone amid the coronavirus restrictions has drawn praise from David de Gea and Peter Schmeichel. This Dublin boy has impressed some of the biggest stars with his skills. -
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Europe News New chapter as Brussels bookstore adapts to coronavirus lockdown Bookstores are one of the exceptions amid Belgium's shop shutdown. -
World News Sex in the age of coronavirus: how to protect yourself in a pandemic "You are your safest sex partner," NYC's health guide states. -
Sweden Swedish populist quits party amid controversy over coronavirus masks William Hahne, deputy chairman of Alternative for Sweden, had faced criticism for selling the masks at inflated prices. -
World News Are you on the frontline of the coronavirus crisis or know somebody who is? Get in touch Call for contributions: help us tell the stories of people on the frontline of the coronavirus crisis. -
Europe News How should the EU mitigate the coronavirus economic downturn? The EU is looking at different ways of how to help businesses and workers weather the economic storm created by coronavirus uncertainty. -
Earth News Greta Thunberg sets an example by self-isolating with coronavirus The Swedish climate activist is staying at home and encouraging people to join digital climate strikes online. -
World News Love in the time of coronavirus: why our lives in crisis should foster empathy for refugees ǀ View At present, being in exile from my homeland of Canada (which has virtually shut its borders), feeling cut off from my loved ones overseas, gripped by anxiety for their well-being as well as my own, I have a new and visceral appreciation for the experiences of people caught up in catastrophes. -
Spain Coronavirus: Elderly found 'dead and abandoned' in Spanish nursing homes The grim discoveries were made by the Spanish military as they disinfected nursing homes amid the COVID-19 outbreak. -
No Comment Field hospital in Madrid celebrates their first coronavirus patient being given the all-clear The hospital isn't even finished yet. -
United Kingdom The $4 billion dollar question: how do you deal with soaring cyptocurrency crime? ǀ View Cryptocurrency crime accounted for more than $4.3 billion (€3.9 billion) in 2019. There are grounds for optimism but many more causes for concern regarding the rise of this kind of financial crime. -
Europe News EU enlargement: Brussels 'can open membership talks' with Albania and North Macedonia After setbacks, the door is once again open for both Tirana and Skopje to begin talks that may lead to them joining the EU. -
No Comment London on lockdown in bid to stop spread of new coronavirus There were fewer people on the streets of the UK capital on Tuesday after Prime Minister Boris Johnson ordered a three-week lockdown. -
World News Globalisation is no longer business as usual. Coronavirus has changed how the world works ǀ View This virus has created mayhem the world over, threatening to topple globalisation itself, the organising system of free markets, free trade, free financial flows and free movement of people that has been dominating the planet since the end of the Cold War. -
Earth News Grey smog lifts in India as coronavirus drives cars off the roads What is the impact of the coronavirus outbreak on air quality in India? -
No Comment 'Stay home': Greek graffiti artist sends a plea over coronavirus He had to paint on the roof of his apartment building because Greece, like several other European countries, is on lockdown. -
France Astérix comic books cartoonist Albert Uderzo dies aged 92 Albert Uderzo, the cartoonist behind the famous French Astérix comic books, has died at the age of 92. -
No Comment Koalas saved from Australian wildfires released back into natural habitat Four adult koalas and one brand new joey have been released in the Kanangra-Boyd National Park in the state of New South Wales -
France Saxophonist Manu Dibango dies in France of COVID-19 The celebrated saxophonist died in a hospital in Paris. -
Czech Republic Coronavirus: Czechs facing up to COVID-19 crisis by making masks mandatory The Czech Republic is thought to be one of the few countries in the world where protective masks are mandatory during the coronavirus crisis. -
Japan Coronavirus: Olympic flame begins its lonely journey in northern Japan It could be a very short event — or the longest if it runs into 2021. -
Europe News Europe must act to stop coronavirus outbreak in Lesbos, say MEPs NGOs and MEPs are calling on the EU to act to prevent an outbreak of novel coronavirus in overcrowded camps in Greece. -
Europe News COVID-19: EU cybersecurity 'at risk from hackers' High level EU meetings have moved online to keep leaders at a safe distance amid the coronavirus pandemic but they could fall foul to security breaches.