25 February 2021 | Euronews
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Malta Malta police chief says all Daphne Caruana Galizia murder suspects caught Authorities say that all those connected to the murder of anti-corruption journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia have now been arrested. -
Europe News Vaccine certificates could be available within three months, says EU chief European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said after a virtual meeting of EU leaders that vaccination certificates could be ready to use in three months time. -
Europe News MEPs grill AstraZeneca's CEO Soriot over COVID vaccine delivery delays "How is it possible that you have no clue?" said Finnish MEP Silvia Modig, who called Soriot a "piece of soap" over his alleged conflicting statements in recent weeks. -
Europe News Belgium’s slow rollout ‘absurd’ with so many vaccines made in the country "It is absurd and a bit surreal that vaccines produced here in Belgium end up more easily in the UK or in Israel." -
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France Paris City Hall rows back on three-week lockdown proposal amid criticism "Let's not play with French people's nerves," said government spokesman Gabriel Attal after the Paris City Hall announced it would propose a three-week lockdown in the French capital. -
Hungary How Hungary’s great lakes threaten to put Budapest and Brussels on a new collision course Activists say Hungary's government is changing the law to make it easier for private and state-run development on the shores of some of Europe's most unique freshwater habitats. -
Musica Cecilia Bartoli: A new artistic direction for the Opera de Monte-Carlo From 2023, the Italian mezzo-soprano, Cecilia Bartoli, will be the new artistic director of the Opera de Monte-Carlo, the first-ever woman to lead the opera house. -
Nature Pet tiger rescued during Texas freeze is rehomed in sanctuary A six-month-old tigress, who rescuers have named Elsa, was found in dangerously low temperatures wearing a harness. -
Spain Spain's vaccination programme picks up speed as second phase kicks in The authorities expect to have 70% of the population vaccinated by the end of the summer -
Cult Discover the centuries-old culture of Mountain Jews in Azerbaijan Located at the foot of the Greater Caucasus, Krasnaya Sloboda in Azerbaijan is a Jewish settlement that has existed for centuries. We discover the life of the mountain Jews there with a museum dedicated to them. -
Germany Germany charges man with passing Bundestag floor plans to Russia A German man has been charged with espionage for allegedly passing information on properties used by the German parliament to Russian military intelligence. -
Moments These are the world's most photogenic art galleries Wondering how you can impress your Instagram followers with your knowledge of art and culture, all the while maintaining your aesthetic on the grid? We've got you covered. -
The Cube Facebook picks a side and bans Myanmar's military from their platforms Facebook said on Thursday they have removed all of the remaining military accounts with immediate effect. -
France ‘My only chance is with Elon Musk’: Quadruple amputee dreams of space Philippe Croizon, a quadruple amputee that has since become an accomplished athlete, dreams to become the first handicapped person in outer space. -
World News EU regulator issues guidance to adapt COVID-19 vaccines to new variants The EU regulator says authorized vaccines protect against the variants currently prevalent across Europe. But the shots may need to be adapted as new mutations spread. -
France Illegal workers from Moldova ‘smuggled into France on fake passports’ "The criminal group, organised by a Romanian national living in France, smuggled at least 40 Moldovan nationals to exploit them in the construction business in France," Europol said. -
Armenia Armenia's Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan accuses military chiefs of 'attempted coup' "What happened today is that some people tried to put our military staff in a non-democratic process and a military coup," said Pashinyan to his supporters. -
Slovenia Suffocating migrants rescued from tiny, airless compartment in truck They were found hidden in a truck at the Slovenia-Croatia border. -
Ecotech What are illegal ‘dark vessels’ and why are satellites spying on them? Satellite technology is being brought in to help combat problems with unregulated fishing in coastal nations. -
World News Long COVID sufferer still has disease's debilitating symptoms nearly a year after first falling ill "I'm not the same person," Richard Roels, a British long COVID sufferer who still has debilitating symptoms, eleven months after he was first infected with coronavirus. -
Travel News These pilots are landing on a runway made of ice An unusual airport has just opened to the public in the northeastern US state of New Hampshire. -
France France v Scotland Six Nations match cancelled due to COVID outbreak among French rugby team Around 10 of France’s 102 territorial areas known as departments are in a "very worrying situation" in terms of COVID-19 infections, government spokesman Gabriel Attal has said. -
No Comment Wild Aussie sheep loses 35 kilos at the baaa-bers Despite Baarack's hefty locks, he falls short of the world record held by a late compatriot, Chris, who made headlines when he was shorn of a 41-kilogram mane in 2015. -
No Comment Ecuador prison riots: Number of inmates dead in rises to 79 Authorities have said the clashes that began on Monday night were precipitated by a search for weapons carried out at the facilities in the South American nation. -
France Unseen Van Gogh goes on public display before Sotheby's auction in March The work depicts a rarely seen view of Paris in the nineteenth century. 'Scène de rue à Montmartre' shows how the busy suburb used to be a rural, tranquil place. -
World As the ESA calls for new recruits, Hungary prepares its candidate for orbit The European Space Agency is currently recruiting astronauts from EU member states - and one country is serious about getting their candidate amongst the stars. -
Italy UN and IOM call for Europe to resume search and rescue after latest Mediterranean deaths UN data shows that out of the 3,800 people who arrived in Italy by sea this year, 2,527 departed from Libya. -
World News Single dose coronavirus vaccine found to be effective and safe by US regulators The Johnson & Johnson vaccine is 66% effective and protects against severe COVID-19, US regulators confirmed. They could authorise the vaccine within the coming days. -
United Kingdom PPE is the new plastic waste nightmare threatening the environment Plastic bags have been overtaken by face masks as one of the most common pieces of plastic waste. In fact, 102 million are thrown every week in the UK alone. -
Australia Australia passes law to make Google and Facebook pay for news Australia's parliament passed final amendments to a media law on Thursday that will force Google and Facebook to pay for news content. -
Italy Italy warns riders 'treated like slaves' by food delivery firms About 60,000 riders using bicycles and motor scooters mostly work without any kind of contract, pension contributions, paid holidays, sick leave or accident coverage. -
Venezuela Venezuela expels top EU diplomat over new sanctions Isabel Brilhante Pedrosa was given 72 hours to leave the country.