7 April 2020 | Euronews
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World News Analysis: The life or death decisions of leadership amid the COVID-19 pandemic Euronews' political editor Darren McCaffrey on the life or death decisions European leaders are having to make amid the COVID-19 pandemic. -
World News What French doctors and the WHO really said about Africa and vaccine testing The Director-General of the World Health Organization, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, condemned on Monday what he called "racist remarks" made on French TV about testing a new vaccine against coronavirus in Africa. -
No Comment Brazil firefighter lifts spirits through music during the lockdown Brazilians won't want lockdown to stop at this rate. -
World News Domestic abuse is spiking in lockdown - so what can be done about it? A UK charity chief is calling on people to keep a watchful eye on their neighbours as domestic abuse spikes in lockdown. -
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World News Biggest and brightest 'supermoon' of the year to rise tonight Forget coronavirus for a second and take a look up at the sky tonight. If it's clear, you might be able to see a supermoon. -
World News World Health Day: COVID-19 teaches us about the need for unity ǀ View COVID19 has made it clear that the world must act as one to beat the pandemic, writes a global anti-discrimination campaigner. -
Turkey Turkey's approach to COVID-19 deserves more attention and less fake news ǀ View A controversy recently broke out on social media over the New York Times, CNN and the BBC featuring photos of Turkey in their coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic. The outlets published photographs of well-known Turkish landmarks in a manner that seemed to portray Turkey as a hotspot of the outbreak. -
World "We're all in a war against COVID-19 together" Euronews speaks to the European Union's Coronavirus Crisis Team, Cypriot Commissioner Stella Kyriakides about the COVID-19 pandemic and about when life will return to normal. -
Sweden Sweden marks three years since Stockholm terror attack Five people were killed, including an 11-year-old girl, and several others severely injured. -
No Comment Robots help to keep medical staff safe from coronavirus To cope with the shortage of masks, robots help Thai doctors and nurses reduce their risk of exposure to infected COVID-19 patients. -
World News European Parliament in Strasbourg could become COVID-19 testing centre EU chiefs have made the European Parliament in Strasbourg available to French authorities to use as a COVID-19 testing centre -
Italy Italy ups coronavirus stimulus spending to €750 billion - nearly half its GDP Italy is trying to spend its way out of the COVID-19 crisis, but the EU's second-most indebted country is already in financial hot water. -
World News EU will raise more than €15 billion to fight coronavirus, says Ursula von der Leyen "It is in our interest to ensure that the fight is successful worldwide," she said. -
The Cube Could a limit on forwarding messages slow coronavirus fake news? WhatsApp is aiming to slow down the spread of viral messages with misinformation on the platform amid the coronavirus pandemic. -
My Europe Series Racing for a cure: where are we with COVID-19 vaccines and treatments? With over a million people already infected and 50,000 fatalities, the race is on to find a cure for COVID-19, the virus which has arguably caused the most serious global crisis since World War II. -
United Kingdom What happens to a coronavirus patient in intensive care? Euronews asks an expert We spoke to an expert about why a patient with COVID-19 would be admitted to intensive care, and what happens when they are there. -
Earth News Robots attend graduation in place of students at Japanese university Virtual tech solutions are on the rise as coronavirus prevents students from travelling to their graduation ceremony. -
United Kingdom 'He'll be absolutely gutted to be on his back,' says Boris Johnson's former advisor Former comms advisor paints a picture of a determined man, who would not have enjoyed relinquishing control. -
United Kingdom Coronavirus: How will the UK government function in Boris Johnson's absence? Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab has been designated to take over while the prime minister is in hospital, but the formal rules are unclear. -
Ireland Irish PM Varadkar: EU response to coronavirus has been 'poor' so far Europe’s response to the coronavirus has been “poor” and uncoordinated, and now is the time for “solidarity”, says Irish Prime Minister, Leo Varadkar. -
Hungary The EU needs to stop funding Viktor Orbán’s emergency rule ǀ View If experiences of a decade of dialogue on the rule of law are any indication, Orbán is unlikely to be halted by diplomatic reminders about good practice during a pandemic. -
No Comment McDonald's employees protest for COVID-19 protection in Los Angeles Employees of a Los Angeles McDonald's staged a vocal walkout to protest what they say is the lack of proper health and safety equipment in the fight against COVID-19 -
World News France’s COVID-19 death toll rises by more than 1,400 and passes 10,000 mark The French death toll due to COVID-19 jumped by more than 1,400 on Tuesday - a record - and passed the 10,000 mark. -
Australia Cardinal Pell freed after court dismisses ex-Vatican treasurer's child sex abuse conviction The most senior Catholic to be found guilty of child sex abuse has had his conviction thrown out by Australia's top court. -
United Kingdom Coronavirus: World leaders wish Boris Johnson a 'speedy recovery' Emmanuel Macron, Angela Merkel and Donald Trump are among many leaders to send the UK prime minister their good wishes after he was admitted to intensive care.