27 March 2020 | Euronews
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World News Cybercrime spikes during coronavirus pandemic, says Europol The EU's law enforcement agency finds that while physical crime has dropped, cyber-criminals are using the COVID-19 pandemic to their advantage. -
Europe News Stranded Europeans plea for help getting home amid COVID-19 pandemic With borders closing and airlines grounding flights, getting home is increasingly difficult for some Europeans. -
France Paris hospital fears being overwhelmed as COVID-19 cases increase It comes amid warnings hospitals in Paris are just two days from reaching a breaking point. -
World Are we doing enough to protect health workers on the COVID-19 frontline? | Culture Clash As the number of medical staff falling ill rises, we ask why many people are still refusing to self isolate to slow the spread of the coronavirus. -
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World News Coronavirus: Footage shows Madrid hospital overflowing amid COVID-19 crisis Video from the Severo Ochoa Hospital in Madrid shows the dire situation facing COVID-19 patients and the health workers trying to treat them. -
World News This week in pictures: How coronavirus is dominating the global agenda COVID-19 is affecting the way millions of people lead their lives. Our pictures of the week chart how the world is coping. -
No Comment Iraq's holy city Karbala disinfected as coronavirus hits religious tourism Hundreds of thousands of Shiite Muslim pilgrims visit Karbala each year. But coronavirus is hitting the number of visitors. -
Germany Germany 'increases its COVID-19 tests to 500,000 per week' Germany has one of the lowest death rates of COVID-19: 0.5%.This maybe explained by the high number of tests it carries out. -
USA US Congress gives final passage to $2 trillion coronavirus stimulus bill The legislation, which was passed unanimously by the Senate on Wednesday, provides relief for workers and businesses that have been devastated by the outbreak. -
World News 'The future of the European project is at stake': EU in crosshairs of coronavirus pandemic The EU's early missteps to respond to the coronavirus pandemic may have already set the bloc back, but some say there is still an opportunity to act decisively. -
World News How are Europeans coping with coronavirus confinement? Europeans tell us how they are dealing with being stuck at home amid the coronavirus restrictions. -
World COVID-19 crisis is an 'enormous responsibility' for the EU, Italy's Luigi Di Maio tells Euronews "Italy is at war with a virus", Italy's foreign affairs minister Luigi Di Maio tells Euronews -
My Europe Series The rise of the far-right in France: Unreported Europe visits the city of Hénin-Beaumont Unreported Europe hears that unemployment, corruption and frustration are fueling the rise of the right in the French city of Hénin-Beaumont. -
World News We need better representation of female role models to smash through the glass ceiling ǀ View We must recognise the importance of visibility of successful women and how they are represented in both the media and the broader cultural conversation. We all have a duty to contribute towards driving that change. -
Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia’s clear response to the coronavirus outbreak is in stark contrast to the West ǀ View Saudi Arabia’s bold, swift response to COVID-19 is a lesson to western countries, and means that there are - so far - minimal cases and only one death in the country. -
World News EU leaders spar, COVID-19 cases soar, Spain returns faulty tests: headlines across Europe At the end of the week, how are Europe's front pages covering the #Coronavirus pandemic? -
World Deepak Chopra advises on how to cope with stress in times of crisis For decades, 73-year-old Deepak Chopra has extolled the health benefits of spiritual practices. -
World A smash hit: Rage therapy helps fight stress in the UAE In some countries of the Middle East and North Africa, a type of stress relief called destruction, or rage therapy, is rising in popularity. -
France 'Can my husband see his mistress?': French police receive bizarre lockdown questions French police have received a surge of calls since the coronavirus lockdown. And some of them are very odd indeed. -
World News Effects of coronavirus spread to solar system as space missions put on standby Spacecraft flying around Mars and on their way to the Sun are being placed on standby as the effects of the coronavirus pandemic spread into the solar system -
United Kingdom Five James Bond guns worth over €110,000 stolen in London British police described 007's deactivated guns as "irreplaceable". -
France Coronavirus in France: healthy 16 year-old dies of COVID-19 Teenager Julie A. became France's youngest patient to die after contracting COVID-19. -
Earth News Historic ban on hairsprays helps ozone layer to heal Weather changes from the use of harmful gases in the 1960s have started to go back to normal after the ban. -
Norway Norway extradite jihadist preacher to Italy despite COVID-19 concerns Mullah Krekar was convicted in Italy last year on terrorism charges. -
Europe News Watch: police find creative ways to keep us safe From Spain to Belgium, the coronavirus is forcing people into new ways of working, and the police are no different. -
United Kingdom UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and health minister test positive for coronavirus Two of the leading figures behind the UK's fight against coronavirus have been infected with it. -
No Comment Coronavirus: masked statues make cultural comment and health reminder in Lithuania This event draws attention to both the impact of the coronavirus outbreak on the cultural scene and the need to follow health advice. -
Iraq French Christian charity workers freed in Iraq two months after disappearing French President Emmanuel Macron has announced that four aid workers — three French nationals and an Iraqi — who went missing on January 20 have been freed. No word on where or who held them. -
USA Trump coronavirus failures should cost him re-election. They won't if Democrats play too nice ǀ View The US president's egregious actions should have consequences for him in November. That requires liberals to loudly contradict the narrative he's constructed. -
Europe News COVID-19: EU leaders fail to agree on common financial response during virtual summit EU leaders kicked the can down the road and demanded the Eurogroup find solutions within the next two weeks. -
World News What we know and don't know about the COVID-19 coronavirus What we know and don't know about the COVID-19 coronavirus