22 May 2020 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Coronavirus: More than 10,000 people to be recruited as Oxford vaccine enters its next trial phase The University of Oxford has said it is ready to begin its second and third phase of clinical testing a possible vaccine for coronavirus. -
World News Coronavirus: COVID-19 pandemic disrupting vaccination for at least 80 million babies, warns WHO Vaccinations have been interrupted due to the coronavirus pandemic putting millions of children at risk. -
My Europe Series Europe's week: Franco-German recovery plans, recession fears and US-China relations Paris and Berlin teamed up to present their post-pandemic financial recovery plans for Europe, but not everyone was cheering Macron and Merkel. -
World News The EU COVID-19 response must foster sustainability to support fishing incomes and ecosystems ǀ View While the EU’s Covid-19 response measures may offer one year’s support to the fishing sector, fostering a sustainable marine environment will support livelihoods and ecosystems for years to come. -
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World News Analysis: Can the aviation industry survive the coronavirus crisis? Euronews' political editor Darren McCaffrey looks at the prospects for the airline industry after another bad week of relentlessly depressing news. -
My Europe Series Homeless under lockdown: the forgotten faces of France's coronavirus nightmare In this episode of Unreported Europe, Euronews' Valerie Gauriat reports on the desperate plight of refugees, asylum seekers and migrants in France as the country emerges from lockdown. -
Italy Coronavirus: Mayors in Italy hit out over a lack of social distancing after lockdown eased Mayors in some of Italy's worst-hit COVID-19 regions have hit out over people not respecting social distancing now that lockdown has been eased -
World How are UAE initiatives helping low-income families amidst pandemic? Charitable initiatives have been launched at the federal level of government in the United Arab Emirates, to support the population of 9.6 million people during the COVID-19 pandemic. -
World How are Middle East celebrities driving digital solidarity amid COVID-19? Communities across the Middle East and North Africa are exploring ways to counter the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic together, through social solidarity. -
World Solidarity in Lebanon: Local initiatives respond to rising poverty levels Thousands of Lebanese people are struggling to survive amidst the global COVID-19 pandemic and the country’s deepening economic crisis. Inflation, coupled with insufficient state support, has made daily living a challenge for much of the population. -
Japan Judo Values: Courage Judo demands skill but also fearlessness and determination to compete. In this episode of Judo Values we focus on the core value of courage. -
Earth News Should wild animals still be used for entertainment at the circus? The coronavirus pandemic could offer an opportunity for circuses to transition away from shows involving animals. -
World News Coronavirus: International arrivals into the UK after June 8 will need to self-isolate for 14 days International arrivals to the UK after June 8 will need to self-isolate for 14 days. -
World Coronavirus: Brazil President Jair Bolsonaro’s deadly gamble with COVID-19 | Culture Clash 'People are going to die': President Jair Bolsonaro is at the centre of Brazil's worsening COVID-19 crisis. -
Target Coronavirus: UAE moves to mitigate economic fallout In this episode, Target looks at what the UAE is doing to cushion the economic fallout caused by the coronavirus pandemic. -
Europe News Coronavirus economic recovery: 'Now is the time to compromise' As the shutters slowly rise on Europe’s economies, and the immediate health emergency eases, the focus turns to the continent's recovery. -
World News Five stories you may have missed this week amid the COVID-19 pandemic Here are five stories you may have missed this week. -
United Kingdom Coronavirus: Meet the workers missing out on the UK's job retention scheme UK finance minister Rishi Sunak announced the support on March 20, vowing to reimburse 80% of workers’ wage costs to a cap of £2,500 per month, backdated to March 1, 2020. The scheme sees employees put on temporary leave, called being furloughed. -
World News We shouldn’t accept intrusive surveillance for the sake of our health without safeguards ǀ View Whether prompted by a health or security crisis, the adoption of exceptional state powers makes me worry that we are entering a new era in which our liberties are being whittled away under the guise of fighting another invisible enemy. -
Italy Coronavirus: Italy's undeclared workers turn to food banks as jobs dry up during lockdown Despite being illegal, undeclared work is common in Italy, with over three million people trapped in this form of precarious employment. -
World News Malaria devastates lives and economies like COVID-19. We should fight it in the same way ǀ View A small investment in malaria prevention and treatment could reap huge rewards. The prevalence of the disease actively holds back many countries - particularly in west Africa - whose young populations could and should be driving dynamic economies. -
France France announces new date for second round of elections, delayed due to coronavirus The elections will take place with health and social distancing measures in place, France's Prime Minister Édouard Philippe said. -
World News Watch again: Debate on climate change and its threat to our health Euronews has held a special debate about how climate change is increasing the risk of certain diseases for Europeans. -
Pakistan 'I saw fire everywhere': Pakistan plane disaster survivor speaks on crash that killed at least 97 The plane crashed on Friday after a "technical failure", authorities reported. Two passengers survived. -
China Protests in Hong Kong as China makes new attempt to increase influence on the territory A pro-Beijing politician had to be escorted out of the chamber of the Hong Kong Legislative council after a protest broke out over a new bill tabled by China to limit opposition powers in the semi-autonomous territory. -
United Kingdom Coronavirus: Don't open schools on June 1, experts tell UK government A governmental advisory body said a two-week postponement would "halve" the risk to primary and secondary school children, the ones expected to return to school first. -
World News Coronavirus latest: Donald Trump says places of worship should reopen as he calls them 'essential' Euronews brings you all of the latest updates about the coronavirus pandemic.