27 January 2021 | Euronews
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Europe News AstraZeneca row could spark an EU-UK vaccine trade war, warns MEP German MEP Peter Liese told Euronews that if AstraZeneca doesn't reverse its decision to reduce the EU's expected number of COVID-19 vaccines then there will be repercussions. -
Serbia Serbia has second fastest COVID-19 vaccine rollout in Europe thanks to China The President of Serbia has compared the distribution of the coronavirus vaccine in Europe to the sinking of the Titanic - saying the rich are being saved while the poor of the Balkans are being left to drown. -
The Cube COVID-19 vaccine: Fraudsters seek to cash in on UK's race to inoculate against coronavirus The Cube, Euronews' social media newsdesk, has spotted huge numbers of online users sharing screenshots of scam emails and texts. -
Poland Poland abortion law: Protesters take to streets again as near-total ban comes into force The controversial ban on abortion in nearly all circumstances was delayed by the government due to widespread protests over the measure. -
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Travel News Remembering the Holocaust: Where are the main tributes around Europe? Today, the world is remembering the earth-shattering events of the Holocaust. Here are the European landmarks that pay eternal tribute to the millions of lives lost. -
Europe News EU launches consultation to tackle the challenges of an ageing Europe For NGOs, ageing has been the elephant in the room for years among policymakers and has only come to the forefront since the COVID-19 pandemic. -
World News COVID-19 vaccine row: How reliant is the EU on supplies from AstraZeneca? The row over the supply of COVID-19 vaccines highlights the tension as Europe struggles to roll out inoculation programmes. -
Russia Alexei Navalny: Police raid offices and apartments of jailed Kremlin critic The raids come after protests across Russia at the weekend demanding the release of Navalny. -
World News European aviation regulator says Boeing 737 Max safe to fly Europe's aviation regulator cleared the Boeing 737 Max to return to the skies after it was grounded in March 2019 following two deadly crashes. -
World News COVID variants: Which ones have been identified and how transmissible are they? Here's what we know about the coronavirus variants that have emerged in the UK, South Africa, Brazil and California -
Ukraine Ukraine and Hungary pledge to ease tensions over border region of Transcarpathia The two countries have clashed over whether ethnic Hungarians in western Ukraine should be allowed to use their native language. -
Poland Polish MP suspended by ruling Law and Justice Party after taking COVID-19 vaccine Zbigniew Girzyński admitted he had been vaccinated in his role as a university lecturer but said he "did not ask anyone for any priority in the queue". -
My Europe Series 'Angry citizens who hate the system': Why the riots in the Netherlands go beyond a COVID curfew Violence rocked Dutch towns and cities for successive nights after a curfew to stop the spread of coronavirus was imposed. It is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to grievances with the government. -
World Nikos Dendias and Péter Szijjártó break down the EU's pending issues EU Foreign Ministers met to discuss some of the bloc's most pressing issues on Monday. We talk to the Hungarian and Greek foreign ministers about potential sanctions on Russia, vaccines, Turkish relations and much more. -
United Kingdom Holocaust Memorial Day: Auschwitz survivor educates public after recovery from COVID-19 Lily Ebert, 97, survived Auschwitz and COVID-19. Now she and her great-grandson are writing a book together. -
Travel News Watch lava explode out of Mount Etna Over the weekend, Mount Etna lit up the night sky with a spectacular display of lava. -
Netherlands Dutch police arrest 131 people on 'calmer' night of curfew protests Authorities said the fourth night of a national coronavirus curfew on Tuesday passed more peacefully than the previous three nights of rioting. -
Travel News Meet the photographer: Adam Firman We find out more about the dramatic landscapes captured in Adam Firman's photography. -
Spain Spain snowstorm: Madrid’s farming sector estimates €6 million loss from Filomena It's been more than two weeks since Storm Filomena - and the consequences are still visible in Madrid’s countryside. -
Spain Spain earthquakes: Tremors cause minor damage in south of country Three earthquakes over 4.0 magnitude and around 40 aftershocks were felt across the region in just a few minutes -
United Kingdom ‘He hasn’t learned lessons’: Johnson and Starmer lock horns as UK COVID-19 deaths pass 100,000 Boris Johnson has been accused of failing to learn lessons from his handling of the coronavirus pandemic, as the UK became the first country in Europe to surpass 100,000 COVID-19 deaths. -
Real Economy Can the Green Deal help the EU economy through the pandemic? In this edition of Real Economy, we take a look at the European Green Deal and the role of the European Social Fund (ESF) in creating new green jobs and supporting training in green skills. -
Earth News Climate change a ‘global emergency’, says world’s biggest opinion poll 1.2 million took part across 50 countries, covering 56 per cent of the world's population. -
Romania Romania criminalises creating fake social media accounts It comes after a case in Braşov in December 2018 where a man had threatened his former girlfriend with uploading compromising photos. -
No Comment Baby crocodiles from endangered species born at zoo in Peru The Tumbes species is found in the southern United States, Mexico and Venezuela, but in countries such as Peru and Ecuador, it is critically endangered. -
Ocean What's the catch to the EU's fishing policies? How is the EU making sure that fish and seafood are caught in a sustainable way that protects the marine environment? Let's take a look at initiatives helping with traceability, quality and lowering illegal fishing. -
Conscious Travel 10 things you need to pack before setting off on a campervan adventure From bottles to bath robes, here is the ultimate kit list for any campervan trip. -
Europe News Nord Stream 2: MEPs and US pressure Germany to stop Russia pipeline MEPs and the US want Germany to halt the gas pipeline project linking Russia to Europe, following the poisoning and imprisonment of opposition figure Alexei Navalny. -
World German start-up company makes 120,000 FFP2 masks a day Most countries in Europe now require people to wear facemasks on public transport and in shops. In Germany, new rules allow only medical masks to be worn on public transport and supermarkets. Euronews has visited one small factory in the German capital that is ramping up its production. -
World Holocaust memorial day: thousands of names being projected onto the French Embassy in Berlin 76 years ago, the Auschwitz-Birkenau camp in occupied Poland was liberated. The day is commemorated as International Holocaust Remembrance Day. This year, pandemic restrictions in Germany mean the anniversary is being mostly marked virtually. -
Earth News What is the new London Greenground map? One graphic designer is encouraging more people to walk and cycle by creating a map of green spaces in the capital. -
Europe News COVID-19 vaccine: EU Commission and AstraZeneca fail to resolve supply row despite crisis talks The EU insisted on Wednesday that the British-Swedish pharmaceutical company had breached a binding agreement over COVID-19 vaccine supplies, which AstraZeneca denies. -
Mali French and Malian troops kill 100 jihadis in offensive in the Sahel Jihadist insurgents still control large areas of the Sahel desert region after violence erupted in northern Mali in 2012. -
World News Photos of the Holocaust: What Nazi family albums and propaganda images tell us today A selection of archive photographs shows the suffering of Jewish victims at the hands of their Nazi persecutors during the Holocaust in WWII. -
Earth News Every argument for killing animals debunked: The ethical case for veganism Vegan educator Ed Winters tells us why a meat-free diet is good for health, the environment and animal welfare. -
World News Thousands of Indian farmers return to protest after challenge to PM Narendra Modi over farming laws One protester was killed and 80 police injured after farmers stormed a symbolic fort in New Delhi on India's Republic Day in a mass protest on Tuesday against PM Narendra Modi. -
Conscious Travel 4 of the most luxurious campervans money can buy Luxurious and innovative mobile homes are turning even the chicest of jet-setters into glampervan fans. -
Ukraine Holocaust Memorial Day: Plans unveiled for vast memorial complex at Ukraine's Babyn Yar The ravine near Kyiv was the site of one of the worst Nazi massacres of Jews and ethnic Poles during the Second World War -
USA New US Secretary of State Antony Blinken vows reversal of Trump's 'America First' foreign policy Blinken said he would set about reversing the Trump-era "America First" policy, reaching out to longstanding allies who the former president allienated.