7 May 2020 | Euronews
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World News WHO 'deeply troubled' by spike in domestic violence in locked down Europe According to the "scarce" data WHO has received, emergency calls by women subjected to violence by their intimate partners jumped 60% across European member states in April, compared to the same period last year. -
World Coronavirus exacerbating ''disordered world'' warns EU's top diplomat In an exclusive interview with Euronews, the EU's foreign policy chief Josep Borrell discusses a host of issues, including Europe's diplomatic ties with China, the US and the global impact of Covid-19. -
World News Hurry up: Last chance to see a supermoon this year There have already been three supermoons this year, and you won't get a chance to see one again until April 2021. -
France Amnesty slams alleged police brutality in French lockdown enforcement The warning comes after violent clashes in France’s poorer suburbs, where residents have accused authorities of heavy-handed tactics. -
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Europe News Coronavirus: EU regret after state-run newspaper China Daily removes COVID-19 mention from op-ed The EU has expressed regret after its opinion article in the China Daily newspaper was watered down to remove references to the coronavirus outbreak beginning in the country. -
United Kingdom Banksy pays tribute to 'superhero' nurses in new piece donated to hospital Banksy's latest piece depicts a little boy playing with a nurse superhero toy. He left it at the University Hospital Southampton with a note thanking staff for their work. -
France Coronavirus: Paris will be under stricter controls when France's lockdown is lifted next week COVID-19 is still circulating in Paris and lockdown will be eased at a slower pace in the French capital -
Europe News Coronavirus: Belgian chefs lay down their whites to kick up a fuss over lockdown impact They were highlighting the plight of eateries, cafes and other parts of the hospitality industry hit during the COVID-19 lockdown. -
World News Over 19,000 artefacts seized in international art trafficking crackdown, says Europol The operation was carried out across 103 countries and led to the arrest of 101 suspects. -
World News Millions at risk of tuberculosis amid COVID-19 lockdowns, warns study As the world focuses on the coronavirus pandemic more cases of tuberculosis are going undetected and untreated, according to new research. -
World Coronavirus: Greek restaurateurs' empty chairs protest over social distancing plan Social distancing rules means restaurants and cafes won't have as many tables to serve. -
Netherlands Coronavirus: Amsterdam art centre uses greenhouses to offer outdoor eating amid COVID-19 pandemic Is this the future of outdoor dining, for the time being, at least? -
Europe News EU sends 'strong signal' to Western Balkans, as coronavirus tests relations Pledging 3.3 billion euros, the EU has reasserted its commitment to the region. It comes amid fears that some states were aligning themselves with Russia and China. -
World News The EU’s “Green Recovery” could reward high polluters. Good data is crucial to prevent this ǀ View The carbon border tax could fill the void in global standards for tracking and verifying greenhouse gas emissions, including methane, and could encourage further climate innovation. Accurate data will play a crucial role. -
Earth News ‘Green Oscars’ award conservation heroes with £60K for saving endangered animals The Whitley Awards showcase grassroots organisations fighting extinction in the Global South. -
World News Coronavirus and smoking: What does the World Health Organization say? A study in France found that smoking could be a "protective factor" against coronavirus infection, but global health authorities still state that smokers are likely to be more vulnerable to COVID-19. -
World News Before coronavirus, Europe lacked empathy for migrants. The pandemic can teach us compassion ǀ View The EU should provide humanitarian assistance to people stranded in countries less capable to confront the crisis, not more speedboats to contain them there. -
Hungary Coronavirus: Nine die in Hungary after being ejected from hospital to free space for COVID-19 The government sent a letter to hospitals in early April, demanding that half of the country's 68,000 hospital beds be made available to COVID-19 patients. According to Human Rights Watch, at least nine people have died as a result. -
World European stockpiles, better coordination: how would Josep Borrell federalise future health policy? Josep Borrell, the European Union Minister for Foreign Affairs, has told Euronews that the COVID-19 pandemic has made health a security issue - and a more federalised approach is now called for. -
World News Coronavirus: How society is adapting to keep us apart amid COVID-19 pandemic When lockdowns are lifted, social distancing will be key in preventing COVID-19. Here is how the world is adapting to keep people apart. -
Earth News Have the canals in Venice really benefited from the lockdown? As fake photos of dolphins in the lagoon flood social media, we spoke to experts to find out what’s really happened in the city. -
Earth News Employees tell us what their carefully orchestrated zoom set-ups say about them As more employees than ever try remote working, we look at the environmental benefits and how to make it a success. -
World News Coronavirus latest: Boris Johnson to unveil UK's lockdown exit roadmap on Sunday Euronews brings you all the latest news about the coronavirus pandemic.