25 January 2021 | Euronews
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Netherlands Dutch police clash with rioters in third night of violence At least 70 people have been arrested amid reports of looting in Rotterdam, as demonstrators take to the streets against a national coronavirus curfew. -
The Cube Rudy Giuliani: Donald Trump's lawyer sued for defamation by Dominion Voting Systems American voting machines manufacturer Dominion has sued Rudy Giuliani for defamation over alleged false claims made during the 2020 United States Presidential election. -
Italy Consultations for new Italian government to begin Wednesday after PM Conte offers resignation President Mattarella is to begin "consultations" with the various political parties, starting with the smallest first, to see whether a new coalition can be formed. -
Italy Giulio Regeni: Family of murdered academic complain over Italy selling arms to Egypt A month before the fifth anniversary of the disappearance of Giulio Regeni, an Italian academic who was tortured and killed in Egypt, Italy delivered a frigate to Egypt. -
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Earth News Stop the selfie: Photos with monkeys may be driving illegal pet trade The IUCN has issued guidance asking celebrity scientists to stop posing for photos with primates. -
No Comment Palestinian youth determined to continue parkour despite losing leg Aliwa dreamed of becoming a parkour professional and decided that he would not let his disability hold him back from achieving it. -
No Comment Kenyan inventors create bio-robotic arm prosthesis controlled by brain signals The arm has several component materials including recycled wood. -
No Comment Britons break out sledges to enjoy snow during national lockdown Britons enjoyed a snow day on Sunday after plummeting temperatures saw swathes of the white stuff fall across the UK. -
No Comment French city of Valloire holds 38th snow sculpture competition despite pandemic As many as 15 teams compete against each other, all starting with a big block of ice measuring 4m high. -
World News Scottish and English drinkers most frequently drunk, survey suggests The findings were part of the Global Drug Survey 2020, which included data from 110,000 people from 25 countries. -
France Europe's patient zero: Meet the French doctor who treated the continent's first COVID-19 case "Be careful, when I notify the authorities, it will be like I've pushed a button," a woman at the Institut Pasteur had told him as officials learned of the first COVID-19 case in France. -
Europe News Here's what's at stake as EU ministers kick off negotiations on post-Brexit fishing quotas The European Commission is now preparing to lead negotiations with the UK on behalf of all members states in order to decide how much fish EU fishermen will be allowed to catch. -
Montenegro Montenegro will be 'corona-safe' for summer tourist season, minister says Since January, Montenegro has allowed unrestricted international arrivals - one of only a handful of countries worldwide to do so. But since January 25, that excludes arrivals from Great Britain. -
United Kingdom COVID-19 vaccine rollout is about more than just buying jabs, says expert "Many countries have failed to recognise the need to get an entire systems approach to this," said Professor Martin McKee. "It's not just a matter of buying the vaccine, getting it into the country." -
Austria Man tries to smuggle 74 live chameleons into Vienna in suitcase Some of the animals had been hidden in socks and empty ice-cream boxes. Sadly, two chameleons did not survive. -
Italy COVID-19: Four further Italian regions reopen their secondary schools Other regions will be holding off at least until the end of January. -
World News Moderna vaccine should work against UK and South Africa COVID variants US biotech firm says its vaccine protects against all emerging strains but is developing the booster for the South Africa one "out of an abundance of caution" -
Sweden MS Estonia: Two Swedish documentary makers cleared of illegally exploring 1994 wreck Two Swedish documentary makers were accused of illegally exploring the wreck of the MS Estonia, which sank in 1994 killing 852 people. -
Europe News COVID-19 vaccine: EU threatens to block exports over AstraZeneca delivery delays "In the future, all companies producing vaccines against COVID-19 in the EU will have to provide early notification whenever they want to export vaccines to third countries," the bloc's Health Commissioner said following a call with AstraZeneca. -
The Cube UK government grants €26 million to promote 'accurate health information' on COVID in England Plans include improving helplines, school programmes, workplace engagement, phoning those in at-risk groups, as well as training sessions to help people provide information and provide advice about COVID-19 and the vaccines. -
My Europe Series Landmark legal challenge seeks to stop Malta's political parties owning TV stations In a historic case that could change the face of the Maltese media, one independent news outlet is taking on the political establishment to restore impartiality to the airwaves. -
France Yuriy: France probes violent Paris attack that left Ukrainian, 15, in a coma The victim, identified only as Yuriy, was beaten up and left in a coma at the attack in Paris' 15th arrondissement on January 15. -
No Comment Bolivians hope for health at this year's scaled-back Wish Fair Health is the main thing Bolivians are hoping for this year as they celebrate the annual Wish Fair. -
Mexico COVID-19: Mexican president Obrador tests positive amid record cases Mexican president Andrés Manuel López Obrador, who says his symptoms are mild, joins a host of world leaders to have contracted COVID-19. -
France 'Lonely and worried': French students on COVID's mental health toll One student poll in France found 72% had suffered recent psychological distress and more than a third had had depressive symptoms. -
Italy Giulio Regeni: Italian President demands response from Egypt over student's 2016 murder On the fifth anniversary of the 28-year-old student's disappearance, Italian President Sergio Mattarella said he is expecting "full cooperation" from Cairo. -
United Kingdom Chelsea football club sacks head coach Frank Lampard BREAKING: Chelsea football club sacks head coach Frank Lampard -
World France's top health adviser suggests third lockdown 'will probably be necessary' Professor Jean-Francois Delfraissy has called for swift government action, amid rising concerns about the spread of new variants of the virus. -
Europe News Alexei Navalny: no EU agreement for sanctions against Russia over arrest of Kremlin critic Meeting in Brussels on Monday, EU foreign ministers could not agree to impose additional sanctions over the arrest of Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny and over 3,000 protesters -
World News COVID: World’s poorest will take over 10 years to recover financially from pandemic: Oxfam report The 10 richest billionaires on the planet have collectively seen their wealth increase by €444 billion since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, while millions have fallen into poverty. -
Earth News Why might veganism be more popular with women than men? It turns out that meat and masculinity are linked. -
Earth News How can the film industry tackle climate change? A new environmental report explains how Hollywood can reduce its carbon footprint. -
World News Biden and Macron vow to strengthen ties and tackle common challenges together A readout of the call between Biden and Macron from the White House said the new American president expressed "the desire to strengthen bilateral ties with our oldest ally." -
Netherlands Coronavirus: Dutch police clash with anti-curfew protesters, arrest over 150 A nighttime curfew running from 21:00 to 04:30 came into force across the Netherlands on Saturday evening.