26 March 2020 | Euronews
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Sweden Neighbours Denmark and Sweden miles apart on coronavirus confinement Denmark and Sweden have lots of things in common - except how to handle a coronavirus crisis. -
Italy Join us on Reddit for a Q&A on how to cope with life on lockdown We have Euronews journalists living in France, Italy and Spain answering questions on how to cope with coronavirus confinement. -
No Comment Confinement concerto as isolating musicians play Beethoven from home Self-isolating musicians came together to record a virtual, collaborative performance of Beethoven's 9th symphony from their homes -
The Cube Coronavius: Amid a shortage of masks, these innovators are creating alternatives As countries grapple with a shortage of stock, throngs of engineers and 3D-printing enthusiasts have banded together to come up with their own solutions. -
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Italy Watch: Italian mayor uses drone to scream at locals to stay indoors amid coronavirus crisis 'I can't wait to check all the villages on the screens,' says the mayor of Messina in Italy, who is using drones to tell people to stay indoors and respect the coronavirus lockdown -
No Comment Drone footage shows the empty streets of cities on lockdown See some of the world's most popular cities as you've probably never seen them before. -
No Comment Watch: Drone footage shows stark emptiness of Lyon's lockdown Aerial footage shows a French city devoid of life amid its coronavirus confinement. -
Europe News EU leaders meet via video-conference - so do our correspondents Euronews' correspondents discuss the measures EU leaders could take over the coronavirus crisis -
Business Planet How are European businesses adapting to the coronavirus pandemic? The Euronews Business Planet team looks at how companies are adapting production and strategies to get through the coronavirus outbreak -
Economy What are 'corona bonds' and how can they help revive the EU's economy? They've been put forward as a way of financing the coronavirus fight and rebuilding economies. But what are 'corona bonds'? -
World News Coronavirus restrictions: When does it end and could there be a second wave? People could be confined to their homes for many months experts say and once restrictions are lifted, coronavirus cases could increase again. -
United Kingdom Boris Johnson’s coronavirus lockdown restrictions don’t go far enough to contain its spread ǀ View The prime minister will now need to elaborate further on what practical steps his government plans to implement to tackle this pandemic. I fear that his current restrictions are lacking any concrete steps for how he hopes to achieve them. -
Earth News Synthetic palm oil being brewed like beer gets Bill Gates' investment The bio-based palm oil substitute is receiving millions of dollars from Bill Gates' investor-led fund. -
Iran Sanctions are not the enemy of Iran’s public health as coronavirus grips - its regime is ǀ View The spread of COVID-19 has caused governments worldwide to mobilise in the face of this emergency. Countries have implemented emergency measures to protect their citizens and shown solidarity by providing supplies where appropriate. One nation is an obvious outlier to this sentiment - Iran. -
Italy Coronavirus: Italian police arrest two men for stealing over 8,000 face masks The two brothers from Erchie, Brindisi, are being held for aggravated robbery and the assault of a Chinese shopkeeper. -
Nature Great Barrier Reef 'suffers third mass bleaching in five years' Climate change remains the greatest challenge to the Great Barrier Reef, it was claimed, after a third mass bleaching in five years was confirmed. -
Europe News A new Marshall plan? MEPs debate coronavirus response In an extraordinary plenary MEPs are set to vote through measures to deal with the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic. The EU has said it will do 'whatever it takes', but solidarity means something different to different politicians. -
France Coronavirus: Inmates in France hit out over prison hygiene amid COVID-19 fears They claim little has been done to protect inmates or prison staff from catching coronavirus. -
Philippines Coronavirus: European nationals stranded abroad as restrictions continue to hit travel Euronews spoke to two UK travellers in the Philippines. -
No Comment After two months of confinement, Chinese enjoy the arrival of spring The arrival of cherry blossom in Beijing is giving locals a timely boost after months of confinement. -
World News Coronavirus: European astronauts offer tips on living in confinement amid COVID-19 lockdowns Struggling with living under lockdown? Astronauts including Samantha Cristoforetti and Tim Peake share tips on living in isolation in a confined space -
World News Coronavirus: 'Europe is in a fight for its life' says Ursula von der Leyen The Commision President made the comments in the European Parliament on Thursday -
Europe News MEPs to vote from home on crucial coronavirus measures MEPs on lockdown will trial a new system to vote from home, as Brussels holds extraordinary plenary to agree on measures to battle coronavirus fallout. -
Spain 'Tweet us', doctors tell Spaniards during lockdown Healthcare professionals prefer patients to use social networks than visiting them in person. -
Earth News Social distancing vs. social accountability | How to work from home We've figured out the best way to stave off loneliness and stay productive when working from home. -
New Zealand New Zealand mosque gunman pleads guilty to murder and terrorism charges Brenton Harrison Tarrant livestreamed his attack - the worst atrocity in New Zealand's modern history - on Facebook.