19 March 2021 | Euronews
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Italy Italy adopts COVID-19 stimulus measures worth €32 billion The Italian government passed a number of support measures to counter the devastating effects of the COVID pandemic on the economy. -
World News European leaders receive AstraZeneca COVID vaccine after blood clot scare UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and French Prime Minister Jean Castex both received their first dose of the AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine on Friday. -
Moments Calling all digital nomads: You can get paid to move to one of these US towns Discover the communities in America that are paying digital nomads to make the move - and find out why. -
Russia As Europe mulls Russia’s Sputnik V jab, how is it going down at home? Russian President Vladimir Putin said in March that just two million Russians had received both doses of the vaccine, representing less than 2% of the population. -
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Bulgaria A week after saying COVID-19 was under control, Bulgaria locks down “We might appear to make inconsistent decisions,” said Bulgaria's health minister Kostadin Angelov, announcing a tightening of restrictions. -
My Europe Series Limited access to COVID vaccines for Europe's poor: the case of Moldova Moldova will receive 20% of the country's total COVID-19 vaccine needs through the WHO's co-sponsored COVAX programme. But many more are needed and negotiations with manufacturers are proving to be difficult. -
France France recommends reserving AstraZeneca vaccine for over 55s despite EMA advice Despite resuming the rollout of the AstraZeneca vaccine, France's health authority has recommended reserving it for people aged 55 and over. -
Ecotech Plans for the first sustainable city on Mars unveiled The vertical city has homes, offices and green spaces and construction is due to start in 2054. -
My Europe Series Europe's week: AstraZeneca vaccine doubts and Rutte's decisive victory Mark Rutte set for a historic fourth term as Dutch PM, as Europe's vaccination campaign continues to stutter. -
World News After AstraZeneca back-and-forth, authorities could struggle to convince sceptics Experts fear mixed messaging over AstraZeneca's coronavirus jab could undermine public trust and slow down immunisation campaigns. -
Russia Russia will have to react if Bosnia joins NATO, warns embassy Bosnian officials slammed the Russian warning, calling it a “veiled threat” against Bosnia and its western allies. -
Norway Norway prime minister Erna Solberg apologises for breaking her own government's COVID rules Solberg apologised for holding a birthday party last month in a restaurant with 13 people when public gatherings in Norway were limited to 10 people. -
Italy Army tank accidentally blows up a chicken coop in Italy Italian farmer cries foul after an army tank accidentally blows up a chicken farm near Pordenone. -
Europe News EU to reset relations with Turkey by refinancing migration deal European leaders will meet next week in Brussels to discuss the state of EU-Turkey relations following a fractious 2020. -
My Europe Series In Ukraine, Stepan Bandera’s legacy becomes a political football... again Six decades after Bandera's murder at the hands of Soviet agents in Munich, his life remains a key electoral issue in Ukraine. -
Moments Super Mario has finally got his own theme park in Japan Find out more from visitors to Nintendo's first-ever theme park. -
Europe News Recycling batteries key to EU's electric car drive, says minister Brussels wants the EU to become one of the world's top lithium battery producers as part of its push to get more electric cars on Europe's roads. -
Syria Finding Refuge: Ten years of war in Syria, through the eyes of Syrians forced to flee A decade since the start of the conflict that has torn Syria apart, Euronews spoke to Syrians who were forced to flee their country, and have now found refuge in various parts of Europe. -
Sport Europa League draw paves way for potential all-English final between United and Arsenal United and Arsenal are the two favourites and will meet in showcase final if they win their next 2 matches. -
Travel News Meet the Mayor of Athens: Giving the ancient city a greener future The Mayor of Athens, Greece, Kostas Bakoyannis, speaks of a vibrant modern metropolis embracing new public works, renovations of cultural attractions and a greener future for the city. -
France From Damascus to Rouen: A Syrian dancer’s long road to refuge The war in Syria displaced half of the country’s population, with many escaping to Europe for refuge - but the journey was rarely simple, or safe. -
Germany 'Not enough vaccines to stop third wave' of COVID in Europe, says German health minister The warning from Jens Spahn comes on the day several countries including Germany resume AstraZeneca vaccinations after a four-day suspension. -
Nature Scientists say the Arctic has the potential to be lush and green in future Historic evidence of plant life in the Arctic predicts a similar outcome in future if we don't stop climate change. -
Sport Champions League draw: Bayern Munich vs PSG in repeat of 2020 final Bayern won the pair's last contest - the 2020 Champions League final - thanks to a strike by Frenchman Kingsley Coman. -
France Algerian passengers 'stuck' for three weeks at Paris airport due to COVID-19 border closure A group of 25 have been stranded at Charles de Gaulle airport as they try to reach Algeria, where others also complain of being punished by the country's border closure. -
Italy Italian artist collective turns Turin residential building into art gallery It comes as visits to museums remain strictly forbidden across most of Italy. -
World EU must renew migrant deal with Turkey 'as soon as possible' It has been 5 years since the EU reached an agreement with Turkey over the flow of migrants to Europe. At the height of the migration crisis, the bloc agreed to give Turkey money in exchange for a reduction in illegal crossings and an improvement in the situation of refugees and migrants. -
World Moldova’s vaccine rollout hampered by corruption, says president Recently-elected President Maia Sandu told Euronews she has secured a donation of 200,000 doses from Romania and free access to 20% of Moldova's total vaccine needs through the global vaccine initiative COVAX. But corruption is hampering the rollout efforts. -
United Kingdom Scotland’s First Minister ‘misled’ parliament over Salmond allegations A committee has found Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon “misled” the nation’s parliament over sexual assault allegations against her predecessor Alex Salmond. -
Mexico Gunmen massacre police officers in ambush in central Mexico A huge search was underway for those responsible for killing eight state police officers and five prosecution investigators in the rural area southwest of Mexico City. -
China China: Trial of Canadian businessman Michael Spavor ends without verdict Two Canadians have been held for more than two years in apparent retaliation for Canada's arrest of a senior Chinese telecom executive. -
USA US and China clash amid blunt exchanges in first face-to-face meeting under President Biden The meetings in Alaska are a new test in increasingly troubled relations between the two countries, at odds over human rights, Chinese assertiveness and the coronavirus pandemic.