7 March 2021 | Euronews
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World News Protests and celebrations take place worldwide ahead of International Women’s Day Ahead of International Women’s Day, the United Nations Development Programme is calling for governments to implement temporary basic income for women to prevent rising poverty and widening gender inequalities. -
No Comment Revelers in Amsterdam hit dancefloor for club night experiment 1,300 dance enthusiasts took part in a trial party investigating how large groups can gather safely in times of coronavirus. -
No Comment Video shows Myanmar police beating prone man The incident happened shortly after riot police attacked a large, peaceful protest against the military junta in Mandalay. -
United Kingdom Harry and Meghan interview: Queen and Prince Philip 'not part' of Archie skin colour conversation Oprah Winfrey says Harry told her that neither his grandmother nor his grandfather were part of royal conversations about Archie’s skin tone, alleged by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex in their bombshell interview. -
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Sport Judo Grand Slam: Japan clinches a staggering 9 gold medals in Tashkent Japan and Mongolia took most of this years' top spots in Tashkent but Uzbekistan clinched 2 silvers and a bronze. Local crowds were thrilled with strong performances from their home competitors and a weekend jam-packed with jaw-dropping judo mastery. -
France French billionaire politician Olivier Dassault dies in helicopter crash "His brutal death is a great loss," said French President Emmanuel Macron. -
Italy Say it with mimosas, not roses, on International Women's Day The tradition began in 1946 when feminists chose the mimosa as a rival flower to the traditional red rose of Valentine's Day. -
No Comment Aerials show huge blaze after oil facility strike in Syria Footage from the air taken by a Syrian opposition group showed scores of workers struggling to extinguish a massive fire resulting from burning oil tanker trucks in an open field. -
World News Rapid COVID tests available in German supermarkets as Europe records 1 million COVID cases Europe recorded one million new COVID-19 cases last week, an increase that ended a six-week decline in infections. -
No Comment Pope Francis holds prayer for Iraq's war victims in church ruins Pope Francis called for peaceful coexistence and prayed for Iraq's war victims in Mosul. -
No Comment Pope Francis blesses faithful at church in Qaraqosh Pope Francis urged Iraq’s Christians to forgive and to rebuild as he visited church ruins in the war-ravaged north. -
Cyprus Eurovision song protest: Orthodox Christians demand withdrawal of Cyprus' 'satanic' Eurovision entry Singer Elena Tsagrinou, insists "El Diablo" has been misinterpreted and is actually about an abusive relationship, which is "extremely relevant" in these "MeToo" times. -
Portugal Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya: Exiled opposition leader says she doesn't fear extradition to Belarus Belarus's exiled opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya has said she continues to feel safe in Lithuania and is confident she won't be extradited. -
Israel Israel reopens economy after vaccinating nearly 40% of population Bars and restaurants, hotels and schools could reopen on Sunday. But certain places are allowed to the vaccinated only. -
World News Zaghari-Ratcliff summoned again to court as five-year sentence in Tehran ends The British-Iranian's ankle tag has been removed, a British MP said on Sunday. -
World News Irish foreign minister meets Iranian President Rouhani to discuss nuclear deal Irish foreign affairs minister Simon Coveney met with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani to discuss the 2015 nuclear deal. -
Iraq Pope Francis calls on Iraqi Christians to forgive and rebuild post war Pope Francis visited Iraq's war-ravaged north to pray for victims and call for peace in the first-ever papal visit to the country. -
Destinations The 16 most useful travel apps for planning your next trip Where should you eat, how much should you tip and where's the best place to stay? These apps will save you a lot of hassle on your next trip abroad. -
Myanmar Escalating violence ups pressure for Myanmar sanctions The escalation of violence in Myanmar as authorities crack down on protests against the February 1 coup is raising pressure for more sanctions against the junta. -
Ecotech This is the world's first sailing ship made out of flip flops Activists in Kenya are raising awareness around marine pollution by building a ship out of plastic waste.