30 December 2020 | Euronews
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Greece COVID-19: Greek government's ‘vaccination selfies’ spark anger Greece's government has halted the vaccination of senior state officials following a backlash from health care unions and opposition parties. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia migrants: Hundreds have to return to fire-hit Lipa camp near Croatia border Nearly 1,000 migrants are facing a night with no shelter on Wednesday after their relocation from a fire-ravaged camp in Bosnia was cancelled amid protests by residents. -
United Kingdom Trade deal signed but 'Brexit is far from over', expert tells Euronews The implications of Brexit will "haunt Britain for many years to come", told Euronews the director of think-tank UK in a Changing Europe, Anand Menon. -
United Kingdom 'A constitutional failure': Experts slam MPs' scrutiny of post-Brexit trade deal The process saw both UK Houses of Parliament recalled for just one day on Wednesday (December 30). -
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Spain Spain's homeless help repopulate rural ghost towns The homeless, including those left on the streets as a result of the COVID-19 slowdown, are helping to repopulate Spain's rural communities. -
Destinations Archaeologists discover perfectly preserved snack bar in Pompeii ruins Ongoing excavation works to the site of Pompeii remain one of the biggest archaeological projects ever seen. This latest discovery is an exciting development. -
Romania Why Romania's new environment minister could be bad news for Europe's biggest brown bear population In the past, Barna Tanczos has called for the culling of 4,000 bears and warned against turning Romania into "the zoo of Europe". -
Russia Russia announces new tit-for-tat sanctions on UK nationals over Alexei Navalny poisoning Russia says it has expanded the number of British nationals barred from entering the country in response to "unacceptable and unfounded'' UK sanctions over the poisoning of Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny. -
Earth News Over 60% of adults have found relief from COVID-stress in nature WWF and the Mental Health Foundation have launched a guidebook exploring what nature can do for us and we can do for nature. -
Yemen Yemen: At least 16 dead and 60 wounded as blast strikes airport in Aden Yemen, the Arab world’s poorest country, has been engulfed in civil war since 2014. -
No Comment Footage emerges of deadly blast at airport in Yemen The blast happened just moments after a plane carrying a newly formed government cabinet landed in Aden, security officials said. -
United Kingdom Coronavirus: UK daily death toll nears 1,000 as more areas of England moved to tightest restrictions There are currently more people in hospital in the UK with COVID-19 than there were at the peak in April - and case numbers continue to smash daily records. -
Norway Norway landslide: Fresh evacuations after more unstable ground found as hunt for survivors continues Local police say it has been difficult to search for people on the ground due to a danger of further landslides, so most has been conducted by air. -
Belgium EU and China set to agree investment deal, but could human rights concerns scupper it being signed? The European Union and China have tentatively agreed on a business investment deal after seven years of discussions. But concerns about the country's human rights record may stand in the way of it being signed off. -
No Comment Dancing to his tune? Lukashenko pictured with youth at New Year's ball The gala did not appear to take precautions against COVID-19. -
No Comment Argentine Senate passes landmark abortion bill Pro-choice activists celebrate outside the parliament building after the Argentine Senate approved a bill to legalize abortion. -
USA Coronavirus: US reports first case of new COVID-19 variant in Colorado The man, in his 20s, is currently in isolation in Denver. Authorities say he has no travel history. -
United Kingdom COVID vaccine: UK approves AstraZeneca/Oxford University coronavirus jab for use The UK has ordered 100 million doses from AstraZeneca, which can vaccinate 50 million people. -
United Kingdom Harry and Meghan release first podcast with special message from son Archie The couple's podcast features a host of celebrities talking about their experiences of the pandemic in 2020. -
USA Republicans block vote in US Senate over Donald Trump's call to increase COVID-19 relief checks The US president said relief checks for millions of Americans should be increased - but Republicans blocked such a vote in the Senate.