9 March 2021 | Euronews
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World News Judge puts end to shooting case against Breonna Taylor's boyfriend Taylor's death was one in a string that sparked demonstrations against racism and police brutality in 2020. -
Destinations 5 'European' towns and villages that aren’t in Europe We take a look at some global destinations with a noticeably European influence. -
Turkey Andrei Karlov: Turkey sentences five to life terms for Russian ambassador's killing A Turkish court has sentenced five people to life in prison over the assassination of Russia's ambassador in 2016. -
French Polynesia France underestimated impact of nuclear tests in French Polynesia, study finds The findings, published by the investigative journalism newsroom Disclose, suggest that the radiation levels caused by the tests were far greater than officially acknowledged. -
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United Kingdom Meghan and Harry interview: Queen pledges that any racism issues 'will be addressed privately' The Queen said in a statement that Harry, Prince of Wales, Meghan Markle and their son, Archie, were "much-loved family members". -
The Cube Instagram algorithms push misinformation to users, study claims The report found that users curious about dubious posts were directed to more false claims and dangerous content. -
Spotlight 10 years of decontamination - How the Japanese are handling Fukushima 10 years ago, the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, one of the largest in the world, was partially destroyed by a tsunami. Many inhabitants fled and a race against the clock to decommission and decontaminate began. But what's it like today? -
Italy A year on from Europe's first lockdown, Italy mulls new restrictions Rome is considering fresh restrictions to control a surge in cases attributed to variants. -
Travel News 'Less support and fewer opportunities': What the UK’s Erasmus alternative could mean for students Studying abroad in Europe will be vastly different thanks to Brexit. Here’s what the new UK Turing scheme entails. -
Europe News Kerry calls for enhanced cooperation on climate between EU and US John Kerry, the United States Special Presidential Envoy for Climate, said that the EU and his own nation must intensify their work on climate change during a visit to Brussels Tuesday. -
Europe News Carles Puigdemont says loss of immunity is 'political persecution' and vows to take his case to ECJ MEPs voted on Monday to strip their Catalan colleague Carles Puigdemont of his immunity from prosecution. -
World News Europe must speed up vaccine rollout to boost economy, says OECD The Paris-based group warns that sluggish vaccine rollouts in Europe could see the economic recovery lag behind the likes of Israel, the US and the UK. -
Ecotech 5 green tech start-ups out to change the world in 2021 From recycling to ride sharing, these cutting edge companies are working hard to innovate the environmental sector. -
World Displaced Syrian children have 'lost connection' with their parent country One in three children would rather be living outside Syria according to a Save the Children's study of 1,900 displaced children and their caregivers across Jordan, Lebanon, Turkey and the Netherlands. The study found the vast majority can’t imagine a future in their parents' country of origin. -
Poland Poland urged to suspend planned hospital treatments amid COVID spike Poland's health authority has recommended the suspension of scheduled medical appointments to provide additional hospital beds during the pandemic. -
Russia Russia wants apology after EMA official warns against Sputnik V vaccine Russia has questioned the neutrality of the European Medicines Agency after a senior official urged EU member states not to rollout the Sputnik V vaccine yet. -
France Samuel Paty: Schoolgirl's lies spark anger in case of murdered French teacher The girl, who originally told her father that Paty had asked Muslim students to leave the classroom during his lessons, admitted she lied about being present. -
Nature Ultraviolet ‘dancing lights’: The genius new method to enhance plant growth Dutch designer Daan Roosegaarde is merging art and tech to help crops grow faster and more sustainably. -
World News A majority in France think COVID restrictions are too relaxed - Euronews survey Euronews asked people in France, Germany, Italy and the UK about their attitudes towards COVID-19 restrictions. Here are the results. -
Italy COVID vaccine: Italy to be first EU country to make Russian Sputnik V jab Italy will become the first EU country to make the Russian vaccine, which is still under review by the European Medicines Agency. -
Germany Germany football coach Joachim Löw to quit post after European Championship Germany's football federation said Löw asked to terminate his contract, which was to run through the 2022 World Cup, after this year's delayed tournament. -
Residences 5 spa breaks in Europe with breathtaking views Relax in an outdoor pool in the Swiss Alps or sun yourself by the pool in Greece. -
Europe News Carles Puigdemont slams 'sad day' for democracy as MEPs vote to lift Catalan separatists' immunity The European Parliament's move paves the way for Spain to pursue the separatists' extradition from Belgium to face trial over the 2017 independence referendum. -
World News Climate change: US envoy John Kerry kicks off Europe tour in London Kerry is preparing for a major United Nations Cop26 in November with European allies. The US has returned to the International Paris Climate Agreement under President Biden. -
Myanmar Myanmar junta orders shutdown of five media outlets as protesters defy curfew All five networks had been offering extensive live coverage of the protests. The military government has detained dozens of journalists since the coup. -
World News Brazil judge dismisses Lula convictions, paving way for 2022 election run The ruling opens the way for a showdown with far-right incumbent Jair Bolsonaro in next year’s elections. -
Italy Italy becomes second European country to surpass 100,000 COVID deaths In response to the rising cases of COVID-19, the authorities are placing three more regions under tighter restrictions.