7 February 2021 | Euronews
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Russia Russia does not want constructive dialogue with Europe, says Borrell after Moscow visit "We will discuss these issues with my fellow EU foreign ministers. As ever, it will be for member states to decide the next steps, and yes, these could include sanctions. " -
South Africa South Africa halts AstraZeneca vaccine push over effectiveness fears A study has suggested that the vaccine is only 22% effective against moderate forms of the virus. -
World News Hundreds of rescued migrants taken to Italian port, including eight with COVID-19 A small number of migrants who were among hundreds rescued in the Mediterranean test positive after tests by Italian authorities. -
Democratic Republic Of Congo Ebola: Congo confirms new outbreak after death of woman This is the 12th outbreak in conflict-ridden Congo since the virus was first discovered in the country in 1976. -
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World News Europe shows its support for Belarus Solidarity Day The day was called by the leadership of the opposition, based in Lithuania. -
United Kingdom UK faith leaders launch campaign to combat low vaccine take-up in BAME community Church groups in the UK launch a campaign to combat mistrust and increase covid vaccine take-up in black and minority ethnic communities -
No Comment Dozens missing after a mountain glacier breaks in India Indian authorities launched a search operation on Sunday after a mountain glacier broke in the north of the country, sending a massive flood of water, mud and debris crashing into areas below. -
India Glacier breaks in India's north, leaving several dead and dozens missing Part of a mountain glacier broke in India's northern Uttarakhand state, sending a massive flood of water and debris slamming into two dams. -
Liechtenstein In Liechtenstein, 38,378 of the world's wealthiest people go to the polls Liechtenstein is, per capita, one of the world's richest nations and is still (partly) ruled by a monarch who is one of Europe's wealthiest men. -
Moments The best travel documentaries, books and podcasts for when you can't travel Euronews Travel staff share the TV shows, documentaries, films, books and podcasts that are keeping their wanderlust alive -
World News COVID-19 vaccinations: UK races ahead while much of Europe awaits first doses While the UK ponders a possible vaccine surplus, many people in Europe are wondering when they are going to receive their first doses. -
Europe News Juncker calls for EU austerity rethink as Maastricht Treaty turns 29 As the foundational treaty of the EU turns 29, leaders past and present are reflecting on the development of the bloc, and what comes next. -
Germany Snowstorm brings parts of Netherlands and Germany to a standstill The Dutch meteorological agency issued an extremely rare "code red" alert on Sunday throughout the country, which was hit by its first snowstorm in more than 10 years. -
United Kingdom London's thinnest house for sale for over a million euros Described as a little piece of London magic the city's thinnest house is up for sale with a price tag of over a million euros -
World News Chile: Police shooting of street artist sparks violent protests The fatal police shooting of a street performer in Chile sparks violent protests in the capital Santiago and calls for reform on social media. -
France COVID-19 in France: Student meals for just one euro in Paris A restaurant in Paris is offering students a meal at knockdown prices to help them cope during the pandemic. -
Russia Gay couple in 'mortal danger' in detention in Chechnya after arrest in Russia, says NGO The couple are reportedly being held by security services in Chechnya, renowned for persecuting gay people, after being forcibly returned from Russia. -
Vatican Pope Francis appoints first woman to senior Synod post with voting rights Nathalie Becquart's appointment to the Synod of Bishops reflects Pope Francis' wish to see women play a greater decision-making role in the Church, the Vatican says. -
Myanmar Myanmar coup: Tensions rise between protesters and police Crowds gathered in Yangon and Mandalay again on Sunday, as protests grow bigger and bolder since Monday's coup. -
Earth News The design of this new library is paving the way to lower carbon architecture The design of the Thabo Mbeki Presidential Library is based on a 2,000-year-old building technique.