13 February 2021 | Euronews
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No Comment Outgoing PM Conte hands over to new Italian PM Mario Draghi Former European Central Bank Chief Mario Draghi, the man credited with largely saving the euro currency formally took the helm as Italy's premier. -
USA Donald Trump acquitted in Senate impeachment trial after Democrats fail to secure enough votes Donald Trump acquitted in Senate impeachment trial after Democrats fail to secure enough votes on single charge of incitement to insurrection. -
Malta Watch: On board with Open Arms rescue ship as 40 migrants are saved in Mediterranean Despite the global pandemic, and despite it being winter, migrants are still trying to cross the Mediterranean from Libya. -
Destinations 7 alternatives to a beach honeymoon Just in time for Valentine's Day, we take a look at our favourite honeymoon destinations that don't include the traditional beach option. -
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Thailand Thailand: Police clash with pro-democracy protesters over detained leaders The protesters demanded the release of four of their leaders who have been detained and await trial for defaming the monarchy. -
No Comment Czech freediver prepares for world record attempt in swimming under ice The Guinness record for swimming under ice is 76.2 metres. Czech freediver David Vencl from Teplice in North Bohemia is planning to break it. -
Russia French and Russian soldiers who fought in Napoleon's 18`12 campaign are finally buried The remains of over a hundred French and Russian soldiers who died during Napoleon's disastrous 1812 campaign were finally buried on Saturday. -
No Comment COVID-19: Sambistas pay tribute to virus victims and mark Rio's would-be opening of carnival season The symbolic performance marked what would have opened Rio's carnival season - a series of events that has been scrapped due to the pandemic. -
Afghanistan Fuel tanker blast at Afghan-Iran border causes massive fire and injuries The explosion at the Islam Qala crossing in Afghanistan's western Herat province caused a massive fire that consumed more than 500 trucks carrying natural gas and fuel. -
Haiti Haiti protesters clash with police as they demand President Jovenel Moise's resignation Protesters say the president's term ended last Sunday; however, the incumbent insists he has another year left. -
United Kingdom COVID-19: Oxford/AstraZeneca to begin vaccine trials on children as young as six Pfizer and Moderna began trialling their vaccines on children as young as 12 last year, while AstraZeneca will be expanding the age group further. -
No Comment Japan: Frozen fun in Shikaoi ice village as winter festival kicks off The annual winter festival on Lake Shikaribetsu in the town of Shikaoi kicked off on Friday. -
No Comment Dutch ice skaters take advantage of frozen canals and lakes amid northern Europe's deep freeze Dozens of skaters took to the frozen surface of Amsterdam's historic Prinsengracht canal on Saturday, as the deep freeze gripping Europe allowed skating on a small section of the canal for the first time since 2018. -
Myanmar Myanmar: Tensions high as anti-coup protests continue and regime steps up arrests Protesters have defied a ban on public gatherings to as anti-coup demonstrations continue, while the authorities have stepped up the arrests of politicians and activists. -
USA Donald Trump impeachment trial: Final Senate vote close after witness row resolved The final vote on whether the ex-president incited insurrection edged closer after a deal was reached following a furore over hearing new witnesses. -
Switzerland COVID origin investigations to continue despite lack of results from WHO's Wuhan team As countries roll out vaccine programmes amid worries over new COVID variants, the WHO says there is still no definitive answer to the origins of the pandemic -
No Comment Myanmar protesters defy ban on large gatherings to march for second week against the military coup Neither protesters nor the military have shown signs of backing down from their stances on the coup. -
Germany Weather: Warnings issued for rough sleepers after Arctic blast hits northern Europe An aid group has said at least four people had been found frozen to death in Germany alone. -
Belgium Ten arrested for hijacking phones of celebs and influencers after large European investigation The investigation was carried out by UK, Belgian and Maltese forces and found personal details had been stolen along with millions in cryptocurrencies. -
Earth News Why disabled people have been forgotten by the fashion industry Adaptive fashion is projected to be worth $400 billion by 2026, but where does sustainability come into it? -
Myanmar Myanmar coup: UN passes watered down resolution calling for release of Aung San Suu Kyi The UN passed the resolution on Saturday, but was watered down after pressure from China and Russia. -
Destinations India launches a new push for domestic travel to revive the tourism industry Fancy seeing the Taj Mahal? Thanks to the new Dekho Apna Desh initiative, the Indian government may reward you for it.