21 December 2020 | Euronews
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USA Joe Biden has COVID-19 vaccine on live TV to demonstrate its safety US president-elect urged all Americans to take the vaccine when it becomes available to them -
No Comment Dozens detained in Minsk as Belarusian opposition protesters use new tactics Dozens of people were detained in the Belarusian capital on Sunday during anti-government protests, which have raged for over four months in the country. -
Romania Three pro-European parties come together to form a government in Romania After elections on December 6, the three pro-European parties have agreed to form a coalition in Romania. -
United Kingdom Watch: 'Shop as normal,' Johnson tells UK citizens amid shortage concerns The British Prime Minister says he discussed the issue of a ban on travel from the UK with French President Emmanuel Macron on Monday afternoon and that they "understood" each other. -
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Travel News Café de Paris fans left ‘gutted’ after Covid-19 shuts iconic London venue for good The legendary nightclub which once played host to Judy Garland and Frank Sinatra, has been decimated by Covid-19. -
My Europe Series Europe's major ports are ready for Brexit. Here's how they did it Europe's major ports have used the last four years wisely to prepare for every eventuality when the UK becomes a third country. -
Moments How to watch the Great Conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn: The stars are about to align in the sky To conclude what has been a truly extraordinary year, we’re about to witness the ‘great conjunction’ - a phenomenon which hasn't been seen in 800 years. -
Smart Regions Brussels' most sustainable pool is going down swimmingly The Free University of Brussels has created a pool that uses technology to help minimise its impact on the environment. It produces less CO2 emissions, uses less energy, less water and it's revolutionising the swimming experience. -
My Europe Series How the crisis in Belarus is politicising a new wave of street artists They engage in a cat-and-mouse game with authorities who paint over their work often just hours after it's been created. -
United Kingdom US charges Libyan man over Lockerbie bombing 32 years on The Justice Department revealed charges accusing a Libyan bomb expert in the 1988 explosion of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, an attack that killed 259 people in the air and an additional 11 on the ground. -
Climate Now Keeping track of snowfall in a changing climate Tourism, energy production and water supplies are all tightly connected to snow availability. In a context of climate change, keeping an eye on snowfall is ever more important. -
No Comment French music programme puts children in orchestra for free A musical education programme has been taking orchestras to neighbourhoods where conservatory seems out of reach. -
United Kingdom COVID-19 and Brexit: two crises that raise fears of a British food shortage Retailers say certain fresh food items could run out within the week if cross-Channel trading does not resume soon. -
No Comment Beirut residents release lanterns to remember victims of Beirut blast Lebanese people released lanterns in Beirut's Gemmayzeh neighbourhood during the the lighting of a symbolic Christmas tree. -
Denmark Denmark to dig up and incinerate millions of culled mink over pollution fears Over 15.4 million minks have been slaughtered so far over fears of a coronavirus mutation, of which 4 million mink were buried in large ditches. They are now at risk of being a biohazard and will be dug up, the government said. -
Business Line Global challenges turn to constructive solutions for all Business Line looks at how innovative business opportunties are arising from plastic waste, the search for a COVID-19 vaccine and shops going digital due to pandemic restrictions. -
Russia Navalny poisoning: Russia slams retaliatory sanctions on EU officials The Kremlin mantains it didn't poison Alexei Navalny, saying the activist suffers from 'persecution delirium'. -
No Comment Paris court to decide on closure of theatres and cinemas amid pandemic Theatre professionals protested against the closure of art venues after non-essential shops in France reopened. -
Bulgaria Bulgaria awaits COVID-19 vaccine delivery as new cases rise Bulgaria's vaccination programme will see health professionals who are working in hospitals in large cities receive the jab first. -
United Kingdom Two men convicted in UK of killing 39 migrants found dead in truck container last year Two men convicted in UK of killing 39 migrants found dead in truck container last year -
World News Watch: European Commission approves use of Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine in EU This is a "true European success story" says head of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen. -
United Arab Emirates New hacking scams - Here's how to avoid them Ethical Hackers explain how cyber scams have become more sophisticated since lockdown. Online safety is important, here are tips on how to remain safe. -
Taste Blossom Chaat - Changing the perception of Indian food Chef Himanshu Saini creates recipes to widen the world's perception of Indian food. -
United Arab Emirates Students tackle global issues with innovation Using animal scale design to prevent impact injuries on humans, and utilising food waste to reduce the effect of plastic on the environment, are just some ways in which students are tackling global problems. -
Taste Baking in a ‘sub zero’ oven with Dubai Chef Gregoire Berger Subzero oven - The creation of ice cream using nitrogen -
Germany Germany: Perpetrator of anti-semitic attack in Halle gets life in prison The verdict is in: the perpetrator of the anti-semitic attack in Halle, Germany gets life in prison -
Travel News 7 best winter destinations in Europe The continent has a wealth of diverse destinations whether you are looking for winter sun or ancient monuments. -
World News The Great Conjunction: Jupiter and Saturn align at closest point in 400 years The planets pass each other in their respective orbits around the Sun every 20 Earth years, they haven't been this close in the sky since 1623. -
USA Joe Biden to receive COVID-19 vaccine live on TV to prove vaccinations are safe While it is unclear if Donald Trump will have the vaccine, president-elect Joe Biden will be vaccinated live on TV on Monday to help boost the largest vaccination programme in US history. -
Earth News Coconut bacon: What is it and why should you make it for Christmas? Instagram chef Rachel Ama shares her recipe for this vegan bacon substitute. -
USA US Congress finally agrees €730 billion COVID-19 relief bill to help pandemic-hit Americans Millions of Americans hit by the impact of the coronavirus pandemic will now receive financial help after Republicans and Democrats agreed on a long-overdue relief package. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnian city of Mostar holds first local elections in 12 years Residents have watched the infrastructure around them crumble while local political and ethnic forces quarrel over who gets to run the city.