25 March 2020 | Euronews
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World News France launches special train to transport COVID-19 patients from east to west Each carriage will have four patients and a team of six health workers. -
France Coronavirus: French mayor removes public benches amid claims of lockdown rebellion The mayor said the 40 benches were being removed because people were disobeying confinement rules. -
Europe News Crucial days ahead for Ireland as COVID-19 cases rise daily Ireland is in day one of renewed confinement measures aimed at stopping the spread of the virus. -
World News WHO reports 16,000 COVID-19 deaths worldwide, lists 'key actions' to control the pandemic The WHO said on Wednesday that 16,000 have already died of the COVID-19 coronavirus worldwide and that how many more will die will be determined by the actions taken by countries now. -
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Europe News Politics on lockdown: see how MEP Katalin Cseh keeps up with Brussels business in Budapest We are asking MEPs to invite us into their homes during self-isolation to see how they continue their parliamentary work far from Brussels. -
Ecotech Common electric car emissions myth busted by new study In countries where fossil fuels still generate the most electricity, is ditching petrol still a green option? -
World News It’s not too late for Europe and the US to learn lessons from Asia to fight COVID-19 ǀ View Despite claims by some US officials that it is too late to learn from Asia, policies in Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan show what rapid and effective prevention can look like. -
World News 'Don't think this won't touch you': COVID-19 sufferer, 40, makes distancing plea from hospital bed A young COVID-19 sufferer has called on people to play their part and adhere to social distancing rules. -
World News Europe's coronavirus lockdowns are making phone calls popular again Mobile voice services in France have doubled since the country went into lockdown -
World News Coronavirus could lead to a sustainable society better equipped to tackle future problems ǀ View A sustainable society is an inherently resilient society with a broad-based economy, making it much better equipped to face a pandemic threat than a globalised, grow-forever consumer society. -
Earth News Critically endangered Black Rhino populations increase in Africa The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) reported a population growth of around 2.5 per cent each year between 2012 and 2018. -
World We need a 'war economy' to deal with COVID-19 crisis, UN chief Antonio Guterres tells Euronews Guterres said he wanted to mobilise a double digit percentage of the global economy to "break not bend" the growth curve of coronavirus. -
Italy Coronavirus: Positive effects of Italy's COVID-19 lockdown 'yet to be seen' The positive effects of Italy's coronavirus lockdown are yet to be seen, the director of one of Milan's hospitals has told Euronews. -
World News Analysis: In some countries, freedoms curbed to fight COVID-19 may be lost for good The COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic has led to the biggest limitations to our freedom since World War II. -
No Comment Bollywood braces for huge losses amid coronavirus lockdown Expensive, elaborate movie sets lie deserted and the filming of dozens of daily TV shows and web series are suspended. -
Greece COVID-19: No parade on National Day as Greece fights coronavirus It is 199 years since the beginning of the war against the Ottoman Empire that saw Greece become an independent state. -
No Comment Olympic flame on display in Japan despite postponement of Tokyo 2020 Tokyo 2020 was put back amid the coronavirus outbreak. But that hasn't stopped the Olympic flame going on a tour of Japan. -
Germany 'We are constantly exposed': Doctors and nurses fear Germany not prepared for COVID-19 Germany has been spared the death toll of its European neighbours - but for how long? -
United Arab Emirates Preventing the contamination of other planets Decontamination is a requirement for travel to outer space by international space law. -
World News Coronavirus latest: Spain overtakes China in COVID-19 cases All non-essential workers are confined to their homes from Monday as Spanish authorities seek to slow the spread of the coronavirus. -
World News Britain's Prince Charles tests positive for coronavirus Prince Charles, the heir to the British throne, has tested positive for coronavirus. -
USA US Senate passes $2 trillion relief package to counter economic effects of coronavirus outbreak The US White House and Congress agreed on an aid package to help businesses, workers, and the health care system during the coronavirus pandemic.