25 April 2020 | Euronews
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Germany German police arrest over 100 during anti-lockdown protest Gatherings of more than 20 people are banned in the German capital to prevent the spread of COVID-19 but opposition to the lockdown is growing. -
Italy Italy and Portugal celebrate Liberation Day under lockdown Italy celebrated Liberation Day on Saturday, marking the 75th anniversary of the end of the fascist dictatorship of war-time ruler Benito Mussolini. -
France Coronavirus: France drastically limits sale of nicotine products The measure comes after a study found that "nicotine may be suggested as a potential preventive agent against Covid-19 infection." -
Belgium Belgian government pledges free masks for everyone as part of its COVID-19 lockdown exit strategy The Belgian government has laid out its #Covid-19 lockdown exit strategy, which includes compulsory mask on public transport and ban of mass gatherings until September. -
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Argentina Two Argentinian transgender football players are blazing the trail for others Marcos Rojo and Mara Gomez feel like themselves when they're out on the pitch in Argentina. They know they could have to submit hormone test before they're fully accepted into the leagues, but for now, they're leading the way. -
Morocco Many Muslims around the world begin Ramadan under lockdown In many countries Muslims are under lockdown and many communal rituals that are so integral to the holy month of fasting can't be performed. -
World News Coronavirus: Summer without festivals results in millions in losses Festival organisers admit they didn't foresee a pandemic scenario but for next year's editions, they'll have backup plans -
United Kingdom Coronavirus: Global death toll exceeds 200,000 The UK became the fifth country in the world to record more than 20,000 fatalities on Saturday after the US, Italy, Spain, and France. -
Croatia Coronavirus: 'There's no hardship in Croatia', says Prime Minister Plenkovic Speaking to Euronews NOW, the Croatian Prime Minister denies people are living in hardship in his country and praises his government's policies to face the COVID-19 pandemic. Croatia will start lifting some restrictions on Monday. -
Switzerland Coronavirus: WHO warns against 'immunity passports' for recovered patients The World Health Organisation stressed that there is currently "no evidence that people who have recovered from COVID-19 are immune to a second infection. -
Spain Coronavirus: Spain's downward death toll trend signals the worst is over "We have indeed overcome the toughest phase, the most critical phase of the disease," government spokeswoman Maria Jesus Montero told a news briefing. -
World News Life after lockdown: Will live music survive a post-coronavirus world? For all but the biggest of artists, life as a musician could be about to get a lot harder. -
World News Coronavirus: Lifesaving lupus drug 'in short supply' amid hype as a COVID-19 antidote “Our stock levels of a medication that we rely on to be able to live and stay healthy is being affected by something that hasn’t even been proven yet," said Amy Baker, a 27-year-old who suffers from lupus about hydroxychloroquine. -
SanMarino Can San Marino's 'aggressive' COVID-19 testing strategy save Europe? San Marino has the highest number of COVID-19 deaths per number of people in Europe, but a recently launched screening strategy has already proved hugely successful thanks to the combination of two different tests. -
Earth News While you stay home, animals roam free in our towns and cities Goats are out and about in Wales, while cayotes stalk around in San Francisco.