14 April 2020 | Euronews
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World News Coronavirus vaccine: Pharma giants GSK and Sanofi team up to find COVID-19 solution The pharma giants are hoping their scale will allow them to make a vaccine widely available by the second half of 2021. -
World News Analysis: The success of COVID-19 restrictions Solidarity has been a key word in the COVID-19 crisis, yet we're seeing little evidence of it in the approach taken by EU member states. Our political editor asks what a bloc on the back foot is doing about the apparent take-it-or-leave-it attitude. -
No Comment Day of the Jackal: Lockdown quiet brings out wild animals in Tel Aviv Jackals have been spotted in a Tel Aviv park as people stay away amid the coronavirus confinement. -
My Europe Series Survivors of coronavirus on their experience - and their new perspective Covid-19 death tolls are continuing to rise throughout the world, but Unreported Europe spoke to survivors of the virus to learn about the new perspectives and messages they have after their experience. -
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Earth News Giant data centres use billions of litres of water to cool down computers Our addiction to the internet could be putting local water supplies at risk. -
Poland Poland holds virtual protests against abortion bill during COVID-19 lockdown Amnesty International say that laws on abortion and sex education "must not be rushed through under cover of COVID-19". -
Things to do in Al Quoz, Dubai’s art hub, home to Alserkal Avenue, artisan cafes and classic cars Al Quoz was once just an industrial estate in the west of the city; now it's the beating heart of Dubai’s art scene, as well as a quirky and beautiful shopping destination. -
Ireland One island, two coronavirus strategies. Which one is right? The island of Ireland is a divided one – including when it comes to tackling the coronavirus pandemic. -
Europe News European disabled groups worry about threat to independent living amid COVID-19 Quarantine and lockdown measures mean many disabled people living in communities across Europe fear they’ll lose their personal assistants. -
World News Drinking alcohol doesn't kill COVID-19 but increases risk of lockdown violence, says WHO "Fear and misinformation have generated a dangerous myth that consuming high-strength alcohol can kill the COVID-19 virus. It does not," the World Health organisation stressed on Tuesday. -
World News Rising populism stokes discontent but offers few solutions to global threats like COVID-19 ǀ View Global problems, like the current COVID-19 crisis and the climate emergency, do not respect borders. Solutions to these issues are most likely to come when people coordinate their efforts across sectors, cultures and national boundaries, and not succumb to the short-sightedness views of populism. -
Belgium Could a century-old method help treat COVID-19 patients? The treatment involves taking plasma from the blood of survivors and injecting it into sick patients. -
United Kingdom How to stay healthy working from home, according to chiropractors Adjusting to working from home when you are accustomed to the office can be tricky for some - but chiropractors have some advice for keeping the body and mind healthy during lockdown. -
World News The COVID-19 pandemic has become a painful reminder of how poor mental health provision is ǀ View For people with mental health problems, the challenges of COVID-19 are compounded by the disruption of services, barriers in accessing mental health care and a higher risk of falling victim to violence and discrimination. -
Spain Costumes from TV hit series Chernobyl donated to COVID-19 fight Governments are trying to secure more protective gear for health workers. In the meantime, costume designers are lending a hand. -
No Comment Coronavirus: India extends world's biggest lockdown India's nationwide coronavirus lockdown, the biggest in the world which covers 1.3 billion people, has been extended until at least 3 May -
World News COVID-19: World economy in 2020 to suffer worst year since 1930s Great Depression, says IMF The International Monetary Fund has given a bleak assessment in its World Economic Outlook briefing on COVID-19. -
No Comment COVID-19 makes life tougher for homeless in Lima The lockdown in Peru has meant the number of charities providing the homeless with food has decreased. -
Ukraine Forest fires near Chernobyl nuclear plant under control, Ukraine authorities say Massive fires in the Chernobyl exclusion zone have been contained, Ukraine authorities say, after activists claimed they were dangerously close to the nuclear plant. -
Ecotech Coronavirus lockdown gives us a taste of a fully electric future More people are considering switching to electric vehicles thanks to improved air conditions during the pandemic. -
France 'Netflix and ill' anyone? Online dating in the time of coronavirus In Spain, the use of dating apps has surged with Tinder registering an increased of 94.4% among those under 35. -
Portugal Coronavirus in Europe: Why has Portugal not been as badly hit by COVID-19 as neighbour Spain? Civic obedience and more time to prepare, according to one expert. -
World News Coronavirus latest: Donald Trump halts US payments to World Health Organization Here's all the latest on the COVID-19 pandemic from Tuesday. -
World News Coronavirus: Global total of infected nears 2m France extended its lockdown to May 11 on Monday night. -
USA US President Donald Trump uses coronavirus briefing for airing of grievances "Everything we did was right," the president told reporters, after playing a campaign-style video defending the White House's response to the pandemic.