28 February 2021 | Euronews
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Italy Europe's closed borders push migrants to make dangerous Alpine crossing into France Hiking across the Italian-French Alps, especially in the winter, is difficult even for migrants who have overcome other arduous obstacles along the way. -
World News Residents in several European countries express frustrations at COVID measures "I am limited in my freedom. Not to mention the kids. They can't go to school. Learning online? What future will they have?" one demonstrator in Hungary said. -
No Comment Swimsuit-clad Poles fundraise with chilly swim and beach piano tunes "We are making his (Mikolaj's) dream come true, we want him to grow up normally, with our support. On April 27, he will be operated on in the United States," pianist Tomasz Szwelnik said of the fundraising attempt. -
No Comment People take to streets in Buenos Aires to protest COVID vaccine scandal Demonstrators left "body bags" depicting coronavirus deaths in front of the Government House with signs reading: "I was waiting for the vaccine but it was given to Alberto's (President Alberto Fernandez) friends." -
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No Comment Hundreds take to streets in Venezuela over murders of three women in one week The demonstrators were taking a stand against femicide and the gender-related killing of women and girls. -
No Comment Ultra-Orthodox Jews throw stones at police in Jerusalem over COVID restrictions Ultra-Orthodox Jews, known in Israel as Haredim, have in recent months clashed repeatedly with police enforcing coronavirus restrictions on gatherings. -
USA Trump hints at running in 2024 election, says he won't start another party The event so far at a Hyatt hotel in Orlando, Florida, has been a tribute to Trump and Trumpism, complete with a golden statue in his likeness. -
Spain Britons living in Spain faced with post-Brexit reality Britons are advised to register for healthcare as residents in Spain and have until June 30, 2021 to change their driving licences to Spanish ones. -
Hungary Hungary's PM Viktor Orbán vaccinated against COVID with Chinese Sinopharm vaccine Public trust in the Chinese and Russian vaccines was far behind injections produced in the West and approved by the EU's medicines agency. -
No Comment Hundreds of Danes protest against COVID restrictions in Copenhagen At least eight arrests were made during a largely peaceful demonstration against the extention of pandemic-related restrictions. -
Earth News Three ways to stop climate change and an ‘ecologically induced societal collapse’ Philosophy professor and environmental activist Rupert Read outlines his blueprint for securing a safer future. -
United Arab Emirates Israeli-owned cargo ship docks in Dubai after mysterious blast The unexplained blast has raised security concerns for shipping in the Gulf of Oman amid heightened tensions with Iran. -
China Hong Kong detains 47 activists in sweeping use of new security law The 47 now in detention were among 55 arrested in police raids last month in the largest use yet of the territory's new security law. -
Myanmar Myanmar: Aung San Suu Kyi charged with new offences as tear gas is fired at protesters Suu Kyi, who was arrested on February 1 following the army coup, is now being prosecuted for violating a telecommunications law and for "inciting public disorder," lawyer Nay Tu said on Monday. -
Spain Pablo Hasél: Barcelona rocked by violent clashes 11 days after rapper's arrest The protests, which are supported by the far-left Podemos party, are putting strain on relations between the governing parties. -
Travel News Archeologists discover intact ceremonial chariot in ruins near Pompeii Archaeologists believe the cart was used for festivities and parades, and perhaps to carry brides to their new homes. -
USA US approves use of single-shot Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine Johnson & Johnson hope to supply more than 100 million doses of its one-shot injection to the US by the end of June.