1 February 2021 | Euronews
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Turkey Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan wants to draft a new 'civilian' constitution The president said Turkey's current constitution contains "indelible" traces of the "military tutelage". -
Myanmar What can be done about the military coup in Myanmar? Global condemnation has followed a military coup in Myanmar, in which senior officials from the ruling party, including de facto president Aung San Suu Kyi, were arrested. But what more can be done? -
Italy Restaurants and museums reopen in Italy as country eases restrictions Restaurants and museums reopen in Italy as country eases restrictions. -
Europe News 'Wholly unnecessary': Criticism mounts on Brussels over vaccine furore It's been a tumultuous last week for EU chief Ursula von der Leyen. -
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Travel News How does social media impact the travel industry? We look at the pros and cons of travel social media, beyond the grid. -
Europe News Colombia seeing a significant increase in violence this year Social leaders, activists, and former guerrillas are being killed at an alarming rate, with a murder every four days, according to the country's special justice for peace -
No Comment Watch: Artists perform in Paris to highlight the 'asphyxiation of culture' amid COVID-19 curfew Around 30 of them performed outside the French capital's Gare du Nord station, reading or performing on small theatre stages. -
Europe News Children will be long-term casualties of pandemic, says rights group Eurochild says lockdowns and school closures are seriously exacerbating social inequality and that children will become the long-term causalities of COVID-19. -
Myanmar How did European leaders react to Myanmar's military coup? The military said the coup was the result of the government’s failure to act on claims of voter fraud in November’s parliamentary election. -
France France says its ski lifts will remain closed for at least another month BREAKING: France says its ski lifts will remain closed for at least another month -
France Man arrested in Toulon after severed head found in cardboard box The man was arrested in Toulon after a severed head was found in a cardboard box that had been thrown out of a window of a flat. -
Bulgaria First Blood to Europol as 'Sly' forgers caught using Sylvester Stallone in fake passports scam The Bulgarian crime group had used the Rocky actor's name and picture to advertise their fake passports. -
No Comment Astronauts go on a spacewalk to enhance International Space Station It was part of a four-year effort to modernise the International Space Station's power grid. -
Smart Regions Making Zorrotzaurre the 'Manhattan of Bilbao' The AS Fabrik project is turning one of Bilbao's old industrial zones into a space for startups and new industries to face the challenges of the digital economy. -
World News EU says in appeal that Apple tax ruling was 'contradictory' Brussels is appealing a court ruling that said Apple did not have to repay €13 billion in back taxes to Ireland. -
World News Belgian police confirm knife-related 'incident' Monday afternoon on Brussels metro Police so far have not confirmed to Euronews how many injuries there are from the incident but Belgian media are reporting several. -
Estonia Donald Trump: Estonian MEP Jaak Madison nominates ex-US president for Nobel Peace Prize Jaak Madison, from the right-wing EKRE party, said he had nominated the former US President just two hours before the deadline. -
France France opens talks in bid to regain public trust in police In November video of Paris police appearing to beat and abuse a black music producer inside his studio shocked the country. -
Nature Scientists have taught spinach to send emails and it could warn us about climate change It sounds too weird to be true, but engineers at MIT have developed nanotechnology which can be embedded in plants. -
World News COVID-19 vaccines: 90% of coronavirus jabs have been given in richer countries, says WHO North America and Europe have a higher percentage of population vaccinated against coronavirus than the rest of the world so far. -
My Europe Series Montenegro wants to join the EU - but will Brussels have it? Montenegro is united in its desire to join the EU. On everything else, it is more divided than ever. -
World Can the UK be rid of petrol and diesel cars by 2030? The UK is expected to stop selling petrol and diesel cars by 2030. But some car manufacturers are dubious about whether this is possible. Stellantis has even said it could force one of its UK factories to close. -
No Comment Snowball fights in Washington DC after winter storm hits US capital It comes as the north-east region is being hit by snow, including New Jersey and New York. -
Ecotech This rocket uses carbon neutral biofuel and its creators want it to become the 'Uber of space' The bio-derived fuel was created using a renewable ingredient commonly found on farms. -
Spain 'A gift that fell from the sky': Vaccine brings hope to Spanish care homes devastated by COVID-19 There's a light at the end of the tunnel in Spain for care home residents and workers who have received their COVID vaccines. But they also recall the horror of the first wave. -
France Defiant French restaurateurs open doors despite COVID closure orders "I will always defend my profession. My job is not to click and collect and put food in a box. I have always been a restaurateur, I love what I do," Stéphane Turillon, owner of La Source Bleue, said. -
Austria 10,000 people rally against Austrian police in anti-lockdown protest in Vienna Several police officers were injured in clashes, while around 850 people in total were fined following Sunday's rally. -
World News 'It's not right what's going on': Anti-lockdown protests continue in Belgium, Austria and Slovenia Resistance is growing after nearly a year of restrictions on businesses, travel, and community life. -
Moments Would you dare to climb up this 360 metre chimney? Watch two Slovenian climbers successfully tackle 13 pitches to reach the top of the 360m Trbovlje chimney -
No Comment Giant Panda bears play in the snow as winter fall blankets US capital Mei Xiang and Tian Tian are not wasting a moment on their natural luge. -
United Kingdom 'COVID tongue': Mouth ulcers or rashes likely a coronavirus symptom, says expert "It was ignored by most doctors who didn't think it was related, but now with all these increasing reports, it's looking like it's part of this syndrome," said Professor Tim Spector. -
France New lockdown in France 'almost inevitable' says infectious diseases expert, as new measures begin The current measures that have begun have been seen as mild in a week in which the government appeared to be preparing to issue new stay-at-home orders. -
Sweden Swedish nurse beats 12,000 applicants to become Gothenburg Film Festival's only participant "Choosing one single person out of 12,000 was not an easy task, but Lisa made a strong impression on us in her letter," Gothenburg Film Festival CEO Mirja Wester said. -
World News COVID-19 vaccine: BioNTech/Pfizer pledge up to 75 million extra doses to EU COVID: BioNTech/Pfizer pledge up to 75 million extra vaccine doses to EU -
Earth News What is carbon capture and storage and why are environmentalists concerned? Greenpeace says we shouldn't be spending money on tech that keeps us "locked into the fossil fuel era". -
USA Major snowstorm heads to NYC after blanketing US Midwest Temperatures were expected to be as low as -6C for the New York City metro area. -
Conscious Travel 'Biohack' your body with these futuristic wellness treatments 'Biohacking' is the next big trend in treatments - but there is a hefty price tag if you want to give it a go. -
Myanmar European leaders condemn Myanmar coup after military takes control, detaining Aung San Suu Kyi A spokesperson for the French government said Paris called for "the vote of the Myanmar people to be respected" and UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson wrote on Twitter that he condemns "the coup and unlawful imprisonment of civilians, including Aung San Suu Kyi, in Myanmar."