31 March 2020 | Euronews
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World News 'Can they get COVID-19?' and other questions about pets during a pandemic We asked expert Sean Wensley how to care for pets during the coronavirus pandemic. -
Business Czech microbreweries call for 'beer paramedics' amid lockdown hangover With bars and restaurants closed, Czech microbreweries have had revenue cut and been left with soon-to-expire beer. -
World News Leaders need to act now to lift barriers to a post-coronavirus recovery for distillers ǀ View The interconnected nature of our countries (which allowed this virus to spread so quickly) will ironically be the antidote to the disastrous economic implications we can expect. International trade is the accelerant that will get our economies moving again. -
World News Parliaments must continue to function and serve the people during the coronavirus pandemic ǀ View We in the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly stand ready to assist national parliaments and work with governments in sharing best practices and ensuring that their essential services continue. -
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The Cube Viber messaging platform is latest to counter COVID-19 misinformation Viber has become the latest platform to team up with WHO and create a 'chatbot' where people can ask the most commonly asked questions about the coronavirus pandemic. -
Greece Greece uses state TV to teach school children during coronavirus lockdown The Greek state broadcaster ERT has started offering lessons on television for children kept out of class because of the coronavirus lockdown. -
No Comment Indian police wear coronavirus helmets to spread lockdown message It's certainly an unusual way of getting people to stay at home. -
World News Without continued aid, the next migrant crisis will be people fleeing coronavirus not war ǀ View Coronavirus is currently tearing its way through the Western world. But the loss of life, destruction of the economy and paralysis of infrastructure will be exponentially worse in the developing world - and it could lead to a migrant crisis the likes of which Europe has never seen before. -
Ocean What’s killing our underwater ecosystems? One million land and marine species may become extinct, many within decades. What could Europe do to preserve and restore its marine biodiversity? -
Ocean The importance of restoring marine biodiversity Facing the challenge of up to one million land and marine species becoming extinct within decades, scientists in Crete who are looking at ways to restore marine diversity. -
Italy ‘More dogs around than people’: Life in lockdown from a bench in Milan The abundance of green areas in my neighbourhood has made 'quarantine' more bearable, says Alessio Dell'Anna, a journalist based in Milan. -
World News Over 16,000 UK citizens became EU nationals in 2018, more than doubling since Brexit referendum In 2018 UK nationals were the seventh biggest recipients of EU citizenships. -
World News Cargo flights stay airborne as European air traffic disappears during pandemic Data from Eurocontrol shows that the number of traditional and low-cost flights across Europe have significantly reduced since mid-March but cargo flights hardly been reduced. -
World COVID-19 survivors bring hope and purpose to Spanish hospital workers Spain is among the countries worst hit by the coronavirus crisis, but the number of patients recovering from COVID-19 far outnumbers the casualties. Among them are thousands of hospital workers now returning to the frontline to fight the pandemic. -
Austria COVID-19: Worried Vienna residents flock to Plague Column to ask for protection Vienna's Plague Column, erected after the Great Plague of 1679, has become a site of pilgrimage as the country battles the COVID-19 pandemic. -
Europe News 'Absolutely unacceptable': MEP says Hungary's COVID-19 law means democracy has been suspended 'It means the suspension of parliamentary democracy in Hungary,' said one MEP, reacting to Hungary's emergency coronavirus legislation -
Earth News Hope for animals threatened with extinction by Australian bushfire devastation Several populations on Kangaroo Island, feared to be gone forever, have been spotted as habitats recover. -
China Coronavirus: What is COVID-19, how is it transmitted and how long will it last? All you need to know about the pandemic. -
Belgium Two COVID-19 infected children, aged 12 and 13, die in Belgium and UK The girl had suffered from a fever for three days and tested positive for coronavirus, says the Belgian health authority. -
Ukraine Ukraine lifts ban on sale of farmland in bid to receive international funds Ukraine's parliament passed legislation to allow people to sell farmland in a bid to receive grant money from the International Monetary Fund. -
Europe News Coronavirus in Europe: one million job losses in two weeks is tip of the iceberg Trade unions are calling on the EU to save jobs with income replacement systems. For this to work, a 200-400 billion euro fund is needed -
World News Rain, floods and confused seals: Inside Antarctica's warmest-ever summer Dana Bergstrom spent this summer - like many others - on the ice. She'd never seen it like this before. -
World Coronavirus: Baby blues as some mothers in France separated from newborn amid COVID-19 fears You’re finding self-isolation hard? Some parents are now being separated from their babies immediately after birth. -
World News Sign up to Euronews' dedicated COVID-19 newsletter The COVID-19 pandemic is proving to be the greatest challenge to European Union in modern times - a test it cannot afford to fail. Sign up to our new #coronavirus newsletter for the best news, interviews and analysis from Europe. -
No Comment Messages of support for health workers displayed on Egyptian pyramid Authorities in Egypt lit up the pyramids on Monday night in an expression of support for health workers battling the coronavirus outbreak. 'Stay home, Stay safe, Thank you to those keeping us safe', read the message emblazoned on the Great Pyramid of Giza. -
World News Could the coronavirus pandemic lead to mass surveillance in Europe? Life has been upended across Europe. But the coronavirus pandemic has opened up a key question: where is the balance between privacy and public health during this crisis? -
United Kingdom UK to organise rescue flights for Britons stranded abroad by coronavirus pandemic The UK government has pledged £75m (€84m) to help airlines with special charter flights to repatriate tens of thousands of UK nationals. -
World News 'We haven't had fresh air in days': Cruise ship stranded off Florida over COVID-19 fears Holland America director Orlando Ashford has urged the authorities in Florida to act with humanity and allow the passengers to disembark.