10 April 2020 | Euronews
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World News Apple and Google to harness phones for coronavirus infection tracking Apple and Google to harness phones for coronavirus infection tracking -
World News Analysis: Is there a deadly societal divide with COVID-19? COVID-19 is often described as a disease that doesn't discriminate. Euronews' political editor Darren McCaffrey looks at whether that is true. -
World What future will millenials have after COVID-19? | Culture Clash With most of Europe locked down and the global economy in free fall, millennials are being hit hard by the crisis. But are their futures being sacrificed to contain the virus? -
World News Five stories you may have missed because of the coronavirus pandemic With all eyes on the coronavirus pandemic, what stories have slipped under the radar? -
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World News How have European newspapers been covering the coronavirus crisis? In these unprecedented times, we take a look at the headlines across Europe. -
World News Bill Gates warned we were not ready for the next pandemic, here’s how he says we should respond now Bill Gates warned we were not ready for the next pandemic, here’s how he says we should respond now -
Democratic Republic Of Congo As it prepares for coronavirus, Congo confirms a new Ebola case A new case of the Ebola virus has been confirmed in eastern Congo, just three days before the country expected to declare an end to the outbreak. -
Romania The region with twice as many coronavirus cases as anywhere else in Romania Military doctors have arrived in Suceava and say conditions in the hospital are similar to "a war". -
USA Apple and Google say they'll work together to trace spread of coronavirus via smartphones New tools could enable people and health authorities to track the virus using bluetooth proximity data from their smartphones. -
Germany German church resurrects prayer with Easter service at drive-in cinema This church in Germany used a creative way of overcoming coronavirus lockdown restrictions. -
World News #StayInYourTent: COVID-19 protective measures reach Sahara Desert Sahrawi refugees, who have been living in the middle of the Algerian desert for 45 years, are facing a new kind isolation amid this global pandemic. -
Economy Fiscal support to non-Eurozone countries a possibility as bloc backs massive coronavirus rescue plan It comes after EU countries agreed a €500 billion coronavirus rescue package. -
World UNHCR warns social and economic consequences of pandemic may be worse than health impact Filippo Grandi says refugees who live in a precarious situation are likely to be among the first to suffer, if the pandemic causes a global recession. -
Spain In Spain and beyond, Christians prepare to mark Easter in lockdown In a world locked down by the coronavirus pandemic, Christians are commemorating the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus without traditional church services and processions. -
World News This week in pictures: life under the spectre of coronavirus pandemic Confinement lifestyle becomes new norm around the world. Check the 15 best images of this week -
Business Planet Europe’s industrial clusters mobilise to fight coronavirus European industrial clusters are particularly active in the fight against COVID-19. -
Ireland 'Your decisions will save lives' says Taoiseach Leo Varadkar as Ireland locks down until 5 May "Every sacrifice that we make is helping to save lives," Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said whilst announcing that the restrictions will be extended another three weeks, until May 5th. -
The Cube Coronavirus: Explaining the need for social distancing using ping pong balls Experts have been getting creative in trying to explain how contagious COVID-19 is and why it is important to practice social distancing. -
No Comment ‘Don’t Stop Me Now’: Lyon choir sings from lockdown Meet the France-based choir who are refusing to let confinement hold them back. -
Ukraine Village evacuated as forest fires in Chernobyl exclusion zone continue to burn Ukraine police moved villagers from their homes as firefighters continued to battle wildfires that broke out last weekend. -
World News COVID-19 doesn’t discriminate against refugees with disabilities. Neither should our response ǀ View Security Council members vowed to do their best to make sure that the needs of people with disabilities were part in the humanitarian response in Syria and beyond. Now that the world is trying to defeat COVID-19, here’s your chance to make good on that promise. -
Belarus Football for dummies: Belarus clubs replace fans with mannequins They don't chant, they don't move, they mostly wear the wrong colors - but for cash-strapped clubs they are model fans. -
Germany Germany flies in seasonal workers with strict coronavirus precautions On Thursday two planeloads of Eastern European farmhands arrived in Berlin and Dusseldorf, undergoing health checks before departure and upon arrival. -
World News The EU could face a worse pandemic than COVID-19 if it waters down its Green Deal ǀ View The already devastating economic impact of the coronavirus has led to a slump in carbon emissions. But governments are waiting with to kick-start their economies. Once the virus subsides, a race to repair the global economy will begin. -
World Grain-wave: London bakery broadcasts free lessons as lockdown inspires new hobbies Is this the Great Online Bake-off? Tens of thousands dust off their aprons and tune into the bread boffins from London. Classes so far have included step-by-step guides for doughnuts, pretzels and sourdough bread. -
USA Coronavirus cases in New York likely came from Europe, studies say after sequence comparison Coronavirus has been circulating in New York for months and likely came from Europe, genome researchers have said. -
My Europe Series The week in Europe: Rescue plans, MEPs on the frontlines & robo-helpers A look back at the key stories coming out of Brussels this week. -
Economy Coronavirus in Europe: How will the EU €500bn rescue deal help people and businesses? We explain the EU's coronavirus rescue deal and how it aims to provide safety nets for workers, businesses and EU countries hit by the pandemic. -
Europe News Cracks appear in Belgian Easter egg market as COVID-19 lockdown bites Easter usually means bumper sales for Belgium's chocolate industry. But this year the coronavirus lockdown is leaving retailers with a bitter taste in their mouths. -
World Activist Kerry Kennedy says the Middle East region is in transition With an uncle who served as a President of the United States, and a father who ran for office, human rights activist Kerry Kennedy has a unique perspective on the state of politics and a free press in her homeland today. -
World How are translations between English and Arabic helping to tackle misinformation? Iraqi students from the University of Mosul are on a mission to share English content with their peers in Arabic. -
Adventures Flying on water - James O'Hagan tries out the latest addition to the surfing family Flying on water, see if James O'Hagan manages to stay dry in Dubai when he tries out the latest addition to the surfing family: E-foiling -
No Comment Flamenco prayers sung from balconies in Andalusia despite pandemic People from Cordoba showcased religious images outside on their balconies and sang religious songs, to show the Easter celebrations were still happening. -
Earth News Experts call for 'total abandonment' of fast-fashion to prevent environmental disaster Things need to change drastically to stop the industry's damaging impact on the planet. -
World News Coronavirus conundrum: COVID-19 tracking apps that don’t breach privacy European countries and developers are turning to mobile apps to track the spread of COVID-19, but they have to be careful to comply with strict EU data protection laws.