30 January 2021 | Euronews
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France Nearly 33,000 people protest France's global security law Demonstrators gathered across France but in smaller numbers than in protests that took place in November. -
Moments 13 of the world's most Instagrammable waterfalls Here, we chase waterfalls around the globe. -
Germany Germany recommends AstraZeneca COVID vaccine only for people under 65 Germany will review the order of its coronavirus vaccine priority list following a recommendation from its vaccine authority not to give the #AstraZeneca vaccine to individuals 65 and older. -
No Comment Mexican piñata workshop recreates viral Bernie Sanders meme The image of Bernie Sanders in a winter jacket and mittens at Biden's inauguration has now become a piñata. -
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France Marseille game postponed after angry fans march to training ground The French League postponed Marseille's home game against Rennes after angry fans marched to the team's training complex. -
Conscious Travel Forget working from home, working from hotels is the next big thing Jenny Southan predicts hotel-based nomadic working will be a major travel trend in 2021. -
World News UK minister says EU recognises it 'made a mistake' on safeguard clause UK Cabinet Office minister Michael Gove said the EU "made a mistake" in potentially invoking Article 16 of the Northern Ireland Protocol by placing export controls on coronavirus vaccines. -
USA Biden warns of growing cost of delay on economic coronavirus aid plan The newly inaugurated American president has had a hard time getting support for his $1.9 trillion (€1.6 trillion) COVID-19 relief plan from Republicans. -
Russia At least a dozen die after a tractor collides with a bus in central Russia Preliminary reports indicate that the tractor-trailer skidded and veered onto the opposite lane near Syzran in the Samara region. -
Earth News More of Europe's electricity came from renewables than fossil fuels in 2020 Solar and wind power are helping green energy to grow in the EU. -
No Comment COVID pandemic: People sleep outside as they queue for oxygen in Peru People sleep outside and queue in Peru to secure oxygen to help relatives suffering from COVID-19. -
World News WHO official says vaccine export bans 'not helpful' in COVID fight The EU says it is not an "export ban" but rather a requirement for transparency on all vaccine exports. -
Poland Protests against new abortion law continue across Poland Protests against Poland's new abortion law take place in cities across the country. -
France In France's poorest region, the COVID-19 vaccination drive faces hurdles The coronavirus was initially widely seen as the great equalizer, infecting rich and poor. But studies have since shown that some people are more vulnerable than others, including the world's poorest. -
World News Protests in Poland, Holocaust Memorial Day, a US tornado and other events of the week in pictures The key stories of the week have been captured by photographers around the world. -
No Comment Horse and pony rescued from California mudslide A horse and pony in Northern California are safe after being stuck in mud for up to 18 hours, according to a statement from SPCA Monterey County -
World News Europe closes borders in fight against coronavirus variants Europe's tightening of coronavirus measures includes severe travel restrictions in attempts to keep out new variants -
United Arab Emirates United Arab Emirates will offer citizenship to some foreign nationals Sheikh Mohammed wrote on Twitter that hereditary rulers in the country's seven emirates and at the federal level would nominate those for citizenship. -
Greece Extinction threat for Greek zoo closed during COVID-19 lockdown With no paying visitors or state aid big enough for its very particular needs, it still faces huge bills to keep 2,000 animals fed and healthy. -
Earth News Why should you eat your placenta? A vegan mum-of-three explains Human placenta is legally classified as a food - this British doula tell us why it's suitable for vegans. -
Syria UN: 27,000 children need to be repatriated from ISIS camp in Syria Voronkov said there are children from 60 countries in the camps who are the responsibility of their member states, not of Syria or the groups that control the camps. -
China China: WHO investigators visit second Wuhan hospital Wuhan Jinyintan Hospital was one of the city’s first to deal with patients in early 2020 suffering from a then-unknown virus and is a key part of the epidemiological history of the disease. -
Conscious Travel Co-working camps are set to be the big travel trend of 2021 With remote working on the rise, Jenny Southan predicts that co-working holidays will become the norm next year.