20 February 2021 | Euronews
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Sport Dicko unstoppable in Tel Aviv Grand Slam France’s European Champion Romane Dicko made yet another IJF World tour victory look almost easy -
Spain Looting in Barcelona as protests over rapper’s arrest turn violent for fifth night Protesters have been calling for the release of the rapper since he was arrested earlier this week, in a case that has ignited a free speech debate in Spain. -
Greece Former director of Greece’s National Theatre charged with rape Dimitris Lignadis, a well-known stage actor and director in Greece, turned himself in to police on Saturday afternoon. -
Ecotech How COVID-19 has permanently changed the way our suburbs look We investigate how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted developing suburbia. -
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France Dozens protest dissolution of far-right Generation Identity group in France An anti-fascist counter protest gathered near the Generation Identity demonstration in Paris, but the two rallies were largely peaceful. -
Travel News Here's how the pandemic has impacted young aviation professionals COVID-19 has devastated many industries which rely on travel and tourism to survive - none more so than aviation. Here, meet the young professionals still hoping for a future in the industry. -
Italy The town of Codogno remembers being at the centre of Italy's epidemic In a ceremony on Sunday, Codogno will mark one year since it recorded the first locally acquired case of COVID-19 in Italy. -
USA US deports former Nazi concentration camp guard, 95, to Germany Friedrich Karl Berger, 95, who moved to Tennessee in 1959, admitted to being a former concentration camp guard. He denies being an alleged "accomplice" in the deaths of camp prisoners. -
World News Sputnik V: Why hasn't the EU approved Russia's COVID vaccine yet? EU leaders have expressed their concerns about the use of the Russian vaccine amid fears Russia will use it to extend its influence in the bloc. -
Travel News Meet the Cuban hotel owners turning to farming for survival Cuba usually receives up to 4 million visitors a year. But the pandemic has left those who rely on the tourism industry turning to the land for survival. -
Myanmar Two people reportedly killed at protests against Myanmar military coup Rescue workers in Myanmar said two protesters have died after being fired on by security forces during an anti-junta rally in Mandalay. -
World News NASA's historic landing on Mars, clashes in Spain, the Texas freeze | In pictures Here is our round-up of the week's biggest news stories as captured through the lens' of photographers around the world. -
Italy With Draghi, Italy has a chance to set aside Conte’s economic misadventures ǀ View In moments of acute crisis, Italy relies on apolitical technocrats to make difficult decisions and demonstrate the long-term thinking its elected politicians cannot. It thus falls to Draghi to craft Italy's recovery. -
Russia Kremlin critic Navalny loses appeal and is found guilty of defamation The opposition leader, who returned to Russia in January after being treated for Novichok poisoning in Germany, appeared before a Moscow court in two separate cases on Saturday. -
Algeria Algeria frees imprisoned journalist and pro-democracy activists after presidential pardon The release of Drareni and pro-democracy activists advocating for reform in Algeria is being seen as a step to appease protesters in the country. -
Argentina Argentina's health minister forced to resign amid COVID vaccine scandal The scandal erupted after journalist Horacio Verbitsky said he received preferential treatment from the health ministry to get vaccinated against COVID-19. -
The Cube Coronavirus: Youtube videos of students studying in silence at their desks watched worldwide This trend has caught students from all countries seeking company as they work through the health crisis alone. -
Netherlands Dutch senators approve new COVID curfew law in spite of court ruling striking it down The government, which is appealing the decision by a judge to strike down the curfew, succeeded in gaining some opposition support for the new law. -
Spain Pablo Hasél: Spain sees 4th night of riots as government shows strain Cracks in the Spanish government have begun to show over the Pablo Hasél case and the handling of the street violence his arrest has stirred up.