8 February 2021 | Euronews
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World News COVID-19: Ukraine set to launch coronavirus vaccination programme The EU called on member states to help Ukraine as it plans its vaccinations programme. -
World News Israel and Greece sign deal to allow vaccinated tourists to travel Israel and Greece signed a deal that clears the way for vaccinated tourists to travel between the countries in a bid to boost their economies. -
No Comment Yorkshire covered in snow as Storm Darcy hits England The Yorkshire Dales were covered in a thick layer of snow this week as Storm Darcy hit the UK. -
Europe News Europe's recovery must focus on investment, says ECB chief Christine Lagarde told European lawmakers on Monday that the recovery from the pandemic needs to focus on investment. -
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World News WHO: Vaccine manufacturers will have to adjust vaccines to variants The emergence of new coronavirus variants means vaccine manufacturers need to be ready to adjust vaccines to the "evolution of the virus", the WHO chief said. -
The Cube Social media firms 'must take accountability' over online racist abuse It comes after Manchester United's Axel Tuanzebe and Lauren James became the latest players to be targeted by online abusers. -
Russia Russia's COVID-linked death toll increases after statistical change According to Rosstat, 162,429 people died with COVID-19 last year in Russia — much higher than the 77,068 deaths reported by Russian officials. -
Norway Norway approves Utøya memorial for victims of 2011 massacre despite local concerns Far-right extremist Anders Behring Breivik killed 69 people on the island. -
Netherlands Netherlands suspends foreign adoptions over abuses and corruption Minister for Legal Protection Sander Dekker said in a statement that "it is painful to conclude that the government has not done what was expected of it". -
World News COVID-19 vaccine: UK praised for making coronavirus jab available to migrants "Until everybody is safe, nobody is safe," the head of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies tells Euronews. -
No Comment Winter weather causes chaos in Europe Both the UK and northern parts of Germany were coated in a white blanket of snow. -
No Comment Thousands on Myanmar streets in anti-coup protests Monday's return to the streets coincided with a call for a general strike to up the pressure on the military. -
Israel Benjamin Netanyahu enters plea in court in corruption trial Benjamin Netanyahu enters plea in court in corruption trial. -
Travel News This Californian desert is covered in unexpected snow Snowfall has covered Joshua Tree National Park in California, USA. -
Morocco Morocco: Heavy rain floods underground clothes factory in Tangier killing at least 24 people Local authorities said the victims include 17 women and eight men — all aged between 20 and 40. Ten people were rescued alive. -
World News Germany, Poland and Sweden expel Russian diplomats in tit-for-tat action Moscow expelled three European diplomats last week for attending demonstrations in support in Alexei Navalny. The EU member states say their diplomats were observing the events. -
Europe News Students and teachers both suffer as higher education moves online Euronews went to Maastricht University in the Netherlands to speak to students and lecturers about the impact COVID-19 is having on their learning and teaching. -
Greece Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis accused of breaking COVID-19 rules for a second time A viral video showed the Prime Minister attending a lunch with around thirty guests on the island of Ikaria over the weekend. A government spokesperson has described the allegations as "inaccurate". -
My Europe Series What is COVAX and is it helping poor countries get access to COVID-19 vaccines? Experts have criticised rich countries for buying up COVID-19 vaccine doses as poor countries are left without vaccines in a trend that has continued months after first doses became available. -
Luxembourg Luxembourg rejects 'unjustified portrayal of the country' amid new tax haven claims A year-long investigation by sixteen media outlets combed through four billion publicly-available documents found that a third of companies in Luxembourg are holdings that allow for favourable tax treatment. -
Europe News Josep Borrell: MEP leads calls for EU's foreign affairs chief to quit after Moscow 'humiliation' "Russia showed everything possible to humiliate the EU’s highest diplomat," said Estonian MEP Riho Terras -
Spain Santiago Abascal: Vox party leader accuses police of allowing violence during election campaign Santiago Abascal said that fruit, eggs, and stones were thrown at him during Sunday's rally in Salt. -
No Comment Protesters wait for Netanyahu as he leaves court Protests continue just weeks before national elections in which he hopes to extend his 12-year term in office. -
South Korea Seoul is offering free COVID-19 tests to pets Pets found infected with the virus must be quarantined at their homes or a city-run facility for 14 days. -
Earth News This 4000-year-old beetle is returning to the UK due to climate change The Oak Capricorn Beetle went extinct in the British Isles, but our warming climate could mean its impending return. -
Moments Travelling with disabilities: Tips and advice for a smooth trip when you have accessibility needs Hope Talbot shares her first hand experience of travelling with extra accessibility needs. From the best airlines to who you can ask for support, here's her advice on how to have a stress-free and enjoyable trip -
World COVID round-up: UK hits 12 million vaccinations; Hungary approves Sputnik V and Venice goes online As the EU starts to rollout the AstraZeneca vaccine, there's concern over its effectiveness on new coronavirus variants. -
Destinations Why Moscow is a 'truly cinematic' city to explore We take to the streets of Russia's capital city to find out all about culture, food and traditions in Moscow. -
World Storm Darcy: Heavy snowfall in northern Germany and Netherlands disrupt train and road networks Winter weather warnings across Northern Europe as snow and flooding cause havoc. -
Russia Russia protests: Moscow prisons overcrowded after weeks of arrests Russia protests: Moscow prisons overcrowded after weeks of arrests -
Liechtenstein Liechtenstein election: Just 23 ballots separate two biggest parties that will now form coalition The country’s election on Monday was seen - as it has always been - as a two-horse race, with only marginal differences, policy-wise, between the horses. -
USA Tom Brady wins seventh Super Bowl, helping Buccaneers to victory NFL legend Tom Brady has won his seventh Super Bowl, extending the record for individual wins, as he helped his new side the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to victory over Kansas City on Sunday night. -
Earth News The zero waste fashion designer taking over TikTok Young people are rallying against fast fashion. To meet the demand, designers are turning to social media. -
India At least 18 killed in flash flood in India after glacier collapse Authorities said at least 200 people are still missing after the flash flooding in the Dhauliganga River.