6 April 2020 | Euronews
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Greece Greece begins digital odyssey as coronavirus crisis sparks innovation The pandemic has sparked the government of Greece to innovate like never before. The birthplace of democracy is going digital. But will the changes stick? -
World How are MENA countries fighting the COVID-19 pandemic? Widespread, and seemingly drastic, actions have been implemented to curb the COVID-19 pandemic in many countries of the Middle East, which has an estimated total of 82,000 confirmed cases and more than 3,600 deaths since early April. -
United Kingdom UK PM Boris Johnson, in hospital with coronavirus, spends night in intensive care unit The British prime minister, already in hospital for tests, was taken to intensive care after his condition worsenedt. -
World News Analysis: What is Europe's coronavirus exit strategy? "While the health battle is far from over, some countries are now turning their attention to an exit strategy - and getting the economy back on track." -
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World News Analysis: Is Hungary dumping democracy amid coronavirus crisis? Most countries introduced time-limited emergency laws to respond to the coronavirus crisis. Except Hungary. -
World News Analysis: Coronavirus is the EU's greatest test 'It feels like this war is starting to tear the EU apart': Euronews' political editor Darren McCaffrey on how coronavirus is the bloc's greatest test. -
World News Young people sending isolated elderly letters of hope and love amid coronavirus crisis Elderly people have been hit the hardest by COVID-19 and are isolated from their families. Now young people are writing them letters with messages of love and hope. -
No Comment Venice canals empty amid virus lockdown Canals in Venice were almost empty on Monday morning as Italy's fight against the coronavirus pandemic continues. -
Sweden Coronavirus: Sweden stands firm over its controversial COVID-19 approach Sweden has come under fire for not putting everyone on coronavirus lockdown but public health chiefs are standing firm. -
USA Coronavirus: Tiger at Bronx Zoo in New York City tests positive The infection of a four-year-old tiger called Nadia is believed to be the first known infection in an animal in the US or a tiger anywhere. -
Brazil 'A little flu': Brazil's Bolsonaro playing down coronavirus crisis While half of the world’s population remains on lockdown, Jair Bolsonaro is advocating for Brazilians to go back to work. -
Next Series The new AI system safeguarding premature babies from infection Researchers in Rennes are developing a new digital system to detect infections in premature babies and help safeguard them. -
World News Has the key to a coronavirus vaccine been staring us in the face for a century? Countries that apply mandatory tuberculosis vaccination policies have been found to have fewer COVID-19 deaths, a new study has found. -
United Kingdom Could sniffer dogs be trained to discover if someone has coronavirus? Dogs can not only detect weapons and drugs with their strong sense of smell, but they can also sniff out disease - now they're being trained to smell coronavirus -
World News Maria Joao Rodrigues and Paul Magnette: Only a Roosevelt-style New Deal can rescue the EU ǀ View Only a very bold and ambitious plan, combining urgent measures and a long-term vision as did President Roosevelt’s New Deal in the US in the aftermath of the 1929 “Great Crash,” can rescue the European project. -
No Comment Empty streets amid coronavirus lockdown in New York City The city that never sleeps stands empty and silent amid the coronavirus lockdown in New York. -
World News Meet the people on the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic "Every day is filled with distress," says retirement home worker, Nadia. What's it like to be on the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic? We asked some of you, and here's what you told us. -
Earth News Coronavirus crisis fast-forwards green energy 10 years into the future Electricity use has decreased meaning that wind and solar sources are more than capable of keeping the lights on. -
World News Coronavirus is a real test for Europe. Don't bury the EU yet. ǀ View The COVID-19 pandemic, as with each crisis affecting Europe, comes with its array of articles, podcasts and op-eds concerned with the same question: will it finally break the EU? -
France Coronavirus in Europe: Health and finance impacts from COVID-19 derail roll out of 5G EU member states were due to make a decision on the roll out of 5G by the end of June, but this has now been delayed. -
Poland Coronavirus in Europe: Migrants in Poland being hit hardest by life on lockdown There are nearly two million migrant workers in Poland. Most have lost jobs during the pandemic and some are frantically trying to find a way home. -
Spain Coronavirus in Europe: Glimmer of hope as Spain records fourth consecutive day of fewer cases Spain and Germany have recorded consecutive days of fewer coronavirus infections, while Italy has seen a fall in deaths, and Austria has announced plans to lift the lockdown. -
World News 'Horrifying surge in domestic violence' against women amid coronavirus lockdowns, UN chief warns UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres says many women and girls are threatened and appeals for "peace at home" amid the pandemic. -
United Kingdom Volkswagen used 'defeat devices' to cheat emissions tests, UK court rules Volkswagen used 'defeat devices' to cheat emissions tests, UK court rules -
No Comment South Korea church holds drive-in service amid new outbreak A church in Seoul on Sunday offered a "drive-in" worship service for the faithful amid the new coronavirus outbreak. -
No Comment Bogota police bid to arrest boredom of Colombians amid lockdown Police in the Colombian capital Bogota have been leading stretching and dance exercises from the street. -
No Comment Spreading the love: Sisters cover road with hearts to lift spirits amid coronavirus pandemic This is aerial footage of a US street covered in hearts to lift people's morale amid the coronavirus outbreak. -
Climate Now How can big cities adapt to risks of floods? Shifting climate patterns are leading to more unpredictable weather extremes and changes in urban infrastructures are leaving cities around the world exposed to floods. -
No Comment India switches off lights in solidarity amid coronavirus pandemic Twinkling flames from candles and traditional lamps lit up India's night sky Sunday in a nine-minute show to mark the fight against the coronavirus pandemic -
Ukraine Forest fires in Chernobyl exclusion zone bring hike in radiation Inspectors said radiation levels were substantially higher than normal as two fires blazed in the largely unpopulated exclusion zone around the site of the 1986 nuclear disaster. -
United Kingdom Coronavirus: Vandals set fire to phone masts amid 'nonsense' theories about 5G and COVID-19 A number of UK phone networks have released a joint statement to put to rest "baseless" and "harmful" rumours that recently spread about connections between 5G and coronavirus. -
World News Coronavirus: Antibody tests 'will be crucial' in determining when to lift lockdowns A blood test to determine whether or not someone already had coronavirus could help experts decide when to lift lockdown measures. -
USA Artificial intelligence used to predict which coronavirus patients are at greater risk of ARDS An AI tool was found to have 80% accuracy in predicting which COVID-19 patients would go on to develop acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) -
United Kingdom Coronavirus: Scotland's chief medical officer resigns after breaking lockdown rules Scotland's chief medical officer was caught visiting her second home over the weekend, which was in breach of essential-travel-only rules in place amid the coronavirus lockdown.