6 March 2021 | Euronews
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Spain Pablo Hasel: Fresh protest in Spain over jailing of rapper's backers Pablo Hasel, a previously obscure artist in the Spanish rap scene, is now at the centre of a battle over free speech in the country. -
USA US Senate approves $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill in Democratic victory Not a single Republican voted in favour of the massive rescue package, highlighting the bitter partisan divisions that have characterized the early days of the Biden presidency. -
Sport Judo Grand Slam: Japan, Italy and Mongolia take top spots on day 2 in Tashkent In another day filled with stunning displays of judo, the middleweights battled it out for victory on day two. Japanese judoka took home another two gold medals with Italy and Mongolia adding one each. -
Germany Germany hopes for opening-up by late May Merkel's chief of staff says Germany can return to full normality in the summer if vaccine manufacturers keep to their delivery pledges and no new coronavirus mutation upends vaccination plans. -
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Brazil Restrictions on Rio's Copacabana beach as COVID-19 cases rise Police are now patrolling Brazil's most famous beach after its many stalls were closed on Friday. -
India Tibet's spiritual leader Dalai Lama gets vaccinated The Dalai Lama, who is 85, was administered the first shot of the coronavirus vaccine on Saturday at a hospital in the north Indian hill town of Dharamsala. -
United Kingdom Vaxi Taxi targets vaccine anxiety as UK minority uptake lags The "Vaxi Taxi" is just one initiative doctors and community organisers are promoting as they try to make sure everyone gets a COVID-19 jab. -
France French government to 'go all out' on vaccination amid COVID variants France's prime minister said the government would ramp up vaccination amid concerns over the rapid spread of more transmissible COVID variants in the country. -
Moments Here are 13 of the most dangerous roads in the world Would you tackle some of the world's scariest drives? -
World News Deadly protests in Myanmar, Mount Etna's eruptions, sinkhole in Croatia | This week in pictures The key stories of the week, captured by photographers around the world. -
World News NASA's Mars rover Perseverance does first drive on red planet Perseverance moved forward a bit, turned 150 degrees and then backed up a few metres in its first test drive. -
Myanmar Protests, tear gas in Myanmar after UN envoy urges action Security forces in Myanmar again used force on Saturday to disperse anti-coup protesters. -
Iraq Watch: Pope Francis celebrates mass on historic visit to Iraq Pope Francis and Iraq's top Shia cleric delivered a message of peaceful coexistence on Saturday. -
Senegal Senegal protests: 4 killed in clashes amid growing unrest after opposition leader's arrest Supporters of Ousmane Sonko - a strong opponent of President Macky Sall and a popular with the country’s youth - say charges against him are politically motivated,