30 March 2020 | Euronews
Showing 29 results
-
World News COVID-19: Organised crime group 'adapting' with 'new crime trends', Interpol warns The head of the law enforcement agency says thousands of fake medical items have been seized and warned against telephone fraud. -
Ireland 'All hands on deck': Ireland's private hospitals join COVID-19 fight "The public and private sectors are tooling up and working together for the common good," the Irish Prime Minister, Leo Varadkar said. Irish private hospitals will now be treated as public amid the coronavirus pandemic. -
World News Coronavirus in Europe: France's daily COVID-19 death toll doubles in a week France said that 499 people had died from COVID-19 in 24 hours, a grim new record for the country. -
No Comment Drone images show popular tourist hotspots in Europe deserted amid coronavirus lockdown Home confinement over the COVID-19 epidemic goes on across Europe. -
ADVERTISEMENT
-
World News 'Climate change is still on, no matter what happens with coronavirus' With a third of the world's population living in lockdown pollution levels have plummeted, but experts say it will have little effect on the climate crisis. -
World News Poles apart: record ozone hole in Arctic, hopes for recovery over the Antarctic A rare ozone hole has opened up over the Arctic this winter. But the layer over the Antarctic is improving. -
United Kingdom UK government fighting on multiple fronts to prepare for COVID-19 peak The UK government is preparing the medical system as cases of COVID-19 in the country increase. -
Romania COVID-19 and Romania's healthcare brain drain could be 'perfect storm' Countries in eastern Europe have not been hit too hard by COVID-19. But if and when it does come, are they equipped to cope? -
Next Series How can we balance urbanisation with protecting the environment and quality of life? How can nature offer solutions to balancing urbanisation with quality of life and protecting the environment? -
Business Planet What measures have been put in place to help Europe's 25 million SMEs during the coronavirus crisis? SMEs in Europe represent 2/3 of jobs and they are particularly impacted by the Coronavirus crisis. -
Economy EU project in danger if no solidarity on coronavirus crisis, says economy chief Gentiloni European leaders have already rejected the idea of "corona bonds" as a way of financing the COVID-19 response. -
World News Vets are on the COVID-19 frontlines. They need greater support to maintain supply chains ǀ View Despite unprecedented circumstances and protective measures, there are some aspects of life that simply cannot be postponed, isolated at home or “socially distanced” - and one of these is the health of our animals. -
Netherlands Van Gogh painting stolen during Dutch museum's COVID-19 closure The burglary from the Singer Laren museum, located 32 kms south-east of Amsterdam, occurred on what would have been the Dutch master's 167th birthday. -
No Comment Minute's silence in Madrid for COVID-19 victims Spain is one of the worst-hit countries in the world and its daily death toll has exceeded that of Italy in recent days. -
Europe News 'People are scared': Rubbish collectors continue in Brussels despite contamination fears The role of rubbish collectors is vital in preventing a health crisis from becoming a sanitation crisis. -
Smart Regions Meet the researchers using sea turtles to learn more about cyclones Scientists on Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean have enlisted sea turtles to help with vital research into tropical cyclones -
Ecotech UK announces ‘ambitious’ plan to become hub for green transport Could we be climbing aboard solar-powered trains in the near future? -
Brazil Social media removes videos of Jair Bolsonaro visiting a busy market during coronavirus pandemic Brazil's president has campaigned to keep the country's economy afloat during the spread of COVID-19. -
France Coronavirus: Is wildlife the big beneficiary of the COVID-19 lockdown? For researchers, the lockdown is a catch-22 situation because the reduced human presence has disrupted animals' behaviour but they can't study it as they're stuck at home. -
Spain Grieving and goodbyes difficult as COVID-19 lockdown compounds pain in Spain Relatives of COVID-19 patients in Spain are barred from visiting them in hospital. The ban extends to funerals as well. -
USA Trump extends US social distancing guidelines as coronavirus outbreak worsens The US has more than 140,000 cases of #COVID-19 and more than 2,400 people have died. -
No Comment Too close for concert: Stars play from home to raise coronavirus cash The artists were filmed with smartphones, cameras and audio equipment in their homes. -
World News Europe breathes fresher air under lockdown as coronavirus measures ease pollution A cleaner air in China was noted by February's Nasa pictures after the country started its lockdown. Now it seems the European Space Agency may have spotted the same phenomenon in Italy in March. -
No Comment Lights go out around the world for Earth Hour The global movement is held annually to encourage people to turn off their lights for 60 minutes as a symbol of their commitment to the planet. -
Hungary Hungary's Viktor Orban handed sweeping new powers with COVID-19 law The law will allow Hungary's government to pass legislation without parliamentary scrutiny and impose five-year jail terms on those accused of spreading fake news about the virus. -
USA Harry and Meghan security to be paid 'privately', say couple in riposte to Donald Trump The Duke qnd Duchess of Sussex insist they have no such plans, after the president said the US would not pay for security linked to their reported move. -
China Wuhan, China's COVID-19 ground zero, re-opens for business Anti-virus controls kept tens of millions of people at home for two months. -
United Kingdom EasyJet grounds entire fleet due to coronavirus pandemic The budget airline blames 'unprecedented restrictions' imposed by authorities -
USA Trump extends social distancing guidelines to April 30, predicts 'great things' by June 1 Trump last week said he wanted to see the much of the country opening back up by Easter.