10 March 2021 | Euronews
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USA US Congress approves Biden's $1.9 trillion COVID relief bill The White House described it as a "historic legislative package that will turn the page on this pandemic, deliver direct relief to Americans, and jumpstart our economy." -
World News 'No indication' AstraZeneca COVID vaccine led to Austria death, says EMA Austria suspended the use of an AstraZeneca vaccine batch on Sunday following the death of a woman and the hospitalisation of another. -
Germany Former press officer for Angela Merkel convicted of spying for Egypt Federal prosecutors said he had begun spying in July 2010 on instructions from the Egyptian embassy in Berlin. -
Travel News Will the revelations about the Royal Family affect Britain's tourist industry? We spoke to travel experts to find out if tourists could be less inclined to visit the UK following the couple’s comments. -
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World News EU vaccination strategy better than the alternative, says Malta's health minister The EU's vaccination strategy has come under heavy criticism for being too slow but some say the alternative would have been worse. -
Earth News UK consumers will soon have a 'right to repair' on goods they buy Fixing and updating electronics is cheaper and more energy efficient than buying new ones. -
Spain Puigdemont and other Catalan leaders have lost their immunity from prosecution. What happens next? The decision by MEPs will likely extend the three-and-a-half-year legal saga on the Catalan separatists' fate by months, if not years, as many avenues for appeal remain open. -
Belarus Belarus: EU rejects claim that European funds financed Lukashenko's property 'goldmine' A new documentary film alleges that EU funds contributed to financing Lukashenko's regime and his lavish lifestyle. The bloc has rejected the accusations as "completely unfounded and baseless." -
Spain Madrid set for early elections after regional government collapses Spain's political landscape has been shaken after the regional government in Madrid split and called an early election. -
Europe News Nearly half of EU citizens uninterested in having a say on bloc's future, survey reveals A Eurobarometer survey found that 48% of citizens do not want to be involved in the Conference on the Future of Europe, a continent-wide consultation of EU citizens on want they want from the bloc. -
United Kingdom Sarah Everard: UK police discover 'human remains' in woodland Sarah Everard, 33, vanished while walking home from a friend's apartment in London on March 3. -
World News Lockdown generation: Europe's students in despair as pandemic lingers Euronews looks at the toll the coronavirus pandemic has taken on Europe's students and how governments across the bloc have responded to support their youth. -
Greece COVID-19: Greece to open borders to foreign tourists by mid-May Greece and Cyprus have both unveiled their summer tourism plans as vaccination accelerates. -
Angola The bikers making Angola the ride of their lives Euronews follows a motorcycle group riding around Angola promoting tourism and doing social work. -
No Comment Lava thrown into the air as Europe's most active volcano erupts again It's the 11th major eruption in the past few weeks. -
Real Economy The race to stop Europe’s young and jobless from becoming a ‘lost generation’ The pandemic has caused unemployment to rise throughout Europe. The under 29's have been particularly affected and are now having to compete with the newly unemployed with more experience. We take a look at what the EU is doing to improve employment for young people. -
Poland Police hunt sparked after grandfather picks up wrong boy from nursery in Poland The 80-year-old man only realised he had not collected his grandson when the police arrived at his house. -
Climate ‘Tired, tacky greenwashing’: British Gas criticised for careless simplification of climate crisis The UK's biggest energy supplier is accused of having a "worryingly simplistic" understanding of green issues. -
World News MEPs to debate making the EU an LGBT 'freedom zone' The European Parliament is scheduled to debate a motion that would declare the entire 27-member EU to be a "freedom zone" for LGBT people. -
Nature Why are kelp forests rapidly disappearing and what does it have to do with climate change? Underwater forests of kelp are among the most productive and diverse ecosystems on the planet. -
World News COVID-19 vaccine: French, Germans and Italians unhappy over rollout strategy, Euronews poll shows Three-quarters of respondents in France (75%) and Germany (77%) and more than two-thirds in Italy (68%) were unhappy with the vaccine rollout. -
Europe News Brussels' new digital strategy comes 'way too late', MEP warns Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager laid out the EU's digital aims for the decade in Brussels on Tuesday, telling reporters that she wants the bloc to become "digitally sovereign" by 2030. -
Russia Russia 'slows' Twitter over failure to remove content they say is illegal Russia's media watchdog accuses the social network of failing to remove content related to drug use, suicide and child pornography. Twitter is also used widely by supporters of Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny. -
World News Pandemic, social justice, territorial conflicts: 2021 World Press Photo Contest nominees announced The strongest photographs that tell the story of an unprecedented year. The World Press Photo Foundation selected this year's nominees for the 2021 Photo Contest. -
World Armenian anti-government protesters blockade Parliament in Yerevan Armenian anti-government protesters blockade Parliament in Yerevan calling for the Prime Minister's resignation -
World News Organised crime: Dozens held in Belgium and Netherlands after investigators crack coded network The vast police operations followed a two-year investigation which broke up an encrypted communications network popular with criminals. -
World News EU governments must give women access to midwifery care for home births | View Throughout Central and Eastern Europe, institutional mechanisms are still being used to hamper midwifery practice, creating conditions where midwifery is possible in theory but not in practice. -
Greece Greece: Three police officers wounded in protest against police violence 5,000 protesters marched in Athens after footage of a police officer beating a man with a baton became viral. -
Japan How we rose from Fukushima disaster with a vision for renewables | View On Thursday (March 11) it's 10 years since the Fukushima nuclear disaster in Japan. -
World News Vaccine nationalism: 'UK has not blocked exports' says Johnson in rebuke to EU's Michel over claim "This pandemic has put us all on the same side in the battle for global health. We oppose vaccine nationalism in all its forms," said the UK prime minister. -
World News Biden on cusp of triumph as House set to vote on $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill The massive package provides up to $1,400 direct payments to most Americans, extended emergency unemployment benefits and hundreds of billions for COVID-19 vaccines and treatments. -
USA George Floyd death: Jury selection for Derek Chauvin's trial begins Some of the jurors were dismissed after saying they would not be able to set aside their views on what happened.