26 January 2021 | Euronews
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Netherlands Dutch police out in force to prevent further anti-lockdown rioting Rotterdam Mayor Ahmed Aboutaleb posted a video message on Twitter, asking rioters: “Does it feel good to wake up with a bag full of stolen stuff next to you?” -
France French teachers strike in Paris over government's response to COVID-19 Teachers complain of working conditions, low pay, and a bungled pandemic response. -
Europe News Italy's political crisis raises concerns in Brussels over pandemic spending Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte's resignation is raising questions over Italy's ability to effectively distribute the recovery funds it is set to receive. -
United Kingdom Brexit regrets for UK fishermen as catch values halve due to border delays “I think, if we knew this was going to happen, I honestly think things might have been different, people would have voted differently," -
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USA Biden raises Navalny arrest, Russian hacking in first call with Putin Unlike his immediate predecessors, Biden has not held out hope for a “reset” in relations with Russia. -
No Comment Riots over Dutch COVID curfew hit for a third successive night The violence is over the Netherlands' recently approved 9pm-4:30am coronavirus curfew. -
World News Global COVID-19 cases pass 100-million milestone A third of all confirmed cases around the world are in Europe. -
Kosovo Albin Kurti: Former Kosovo PM barred from February 14 general election Election authorities have ruled that Albin Kurti is an ineligible candidate because he has been sentenced for a crime in the last three years. -
Georgia Russia guilty of violations during 2008 war with Georgia, says Europe's top court President Salome Zurabishvili described the ruling as “historic." -
Earth News 'Miracle cat' rescued from rubbish truck seconds before being crushed Waste collectors in Russia were shocked to find an animal in a rubbish bag. -
Netherlands Netherlands welcomes US return to the climate change debate The virtual meeting aimed to produce an agenda for dealing with effects such as rising sea levels, extreme weather and crop failure. -
Europe News COVID-19 vaccine: Hungary bought Russia's Sputnik V jab because EU scheme 'was too slow' Hungary's foreign minister has been defending Budapest's move to buy two million doses of Russia's COVID-19 vaccine -
Ocean Sea to plate: how the EU is stopping any fishy business in our oceans How much do we know about the fish we eat? Find out more about the complex journey fish take to get to your plate and how the EU is ensuring its quality and safety on this edition of Ocean. -
United Kingdom 'Grassroots anti-myth' website aims to bust COVID misinformation "People need to know what these people in the public eye have been saying. And they need to know that these people in the public eye have been really irresponsible ... I hope that the outcome will be more understanding of the reality of COVID," co-founder Sam Bowman told Euronews. -
France COVID vaccine: France returns to 3 weeks between doses Health Minister Oliver Véran said there is "no consensus in the scientific community" that doubling the time between the two doses is risk-free. -
Earth News 90 Eiffel Towers worth of plastic is being sold in UK supermarkets Supermarkets are managing to reduce plastic packaging on their own-brand products but not from brands they stock. -
World News UK becomes first in Europe to record more than 100,000 COVID-19 deaths BREAKING: UK becomes first in Europe to record more than 100,000 COVID-19 deaths -
Norway Norway fines Grindr dating app €9.6m over data privacy breach It comes after a complaint by the Norwegian Consumer Council, which had alleged that users' personal data was being shared unlawfully for marketing purposes. -
No Comment India's military parade interrupted by protesting farmers Authorities had agreed to allow tens of thousands of farmers to stage a tractor rally as long as they waited for the military parade to end. -
Sweden Swedish chief who resigned over pandemic holiday appointed to new role Weeks after offering his resignation over his controversial holiday to the Canary Islands, Dan Eliasson has been appointed Director-General of the Government Offices in Sweden. -
United Kingdom By hosting the G7, Boris Johnson plans a post-Brexit 'global' Britain Having fully disengaged from the European Union, Britain's prime minister plans to use the G7 summit of advanced economies to promote a different kind of global collaboration -
Italy Italy issues emergency decree to avoid flag and anthem being barred from Tokyo Olympics The IOC has taken issue with the Italian government’s formation of a new organisation, “Sport e Salute,” that was created at the start of 2019 to run the country’s sports finances. -
No Comment Australians demand justice for indigenous people on national day Organisers of the protests called for the abolition of Australia Day as it marks the beginnings of colonial rule by Britain. -
Europe News Working from home: MEPs push for employees to have the right to digitally disconnect The surge of remote working during COVID lockdowns has highlighted the importance of being able to digitally disconnect once you've done your hours. -
Russia Navalny video: Putin says lavish palace claim is 'manipulation' The Russian president said that the only interesting moment of Navalny's investigation was the part about wineries that were reportedly also part of the estate. -
World Nearly 600 tonnes of rubbish and debris removed from Bulgarian river A giant mass of rubbish that clogged a dam has finally been cleaned up in Bulgaria. Nearly 600 tonnes of garbage and debris were removed from the Iskar river near the capital Sofia. -
Earth News What are the top 10 vegan desserts? From pumpkin pie to plant-based macarons, these are the best vegan baked treats you can make at home. -
My Europe Series COVID-19 has Eurostar on the railroad to ruin. But should the UK help save the French-owned company? The cross-Channel link is on course for bankruptcy by spring if no state bailouts are offered - but disputes over which governments should be doing the bailing out has delayed help. -
World News 'Not a friendly signal': Brussels warns UK over downgrading EU ambassador status "We will not accept that the United Kingdom will be the only country in the world that does not recognise the Delegation of the European Union as the equivalent of a diplomatic mission," High Representative Josep Borrell warned on Monday. -
USA House delivers Trump impeachment article to Senate, testing his sway over Republicans Arguments in the Senate trial will begin the week of Feb. 8, and the case against Trump, the first former president to face an impeachment trial. -
USA Twitter's 'Birdwatch' pilot programme to allow users to flag misinformation The company said Birdwatch will not replace other labels and fact checks Twitter currently uses — primarily for election and COVID-19-related misinformation and misleading posts.