20 March 2021 | Euronews
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Republic of the Congo Congo election in turmoil after opposition candidate hospitalised with COVID-19 Sassou N’Guesso is the third-longest serving president in Africa. -
Malta Malta: Joseph Muscat's former chief of staff, Keith Schembri, charged with fraud Schembri has called the investigation a "travesty of justice". -
Israel Thousands turn out to protest Netanyahu three days before Israel election Once again, Benjamin Netanyahu is fighting for his political survival. -
United Kingdom Prince Harry tells children who have lost parents to COVID-19: 'You're not alone' Harry shares the experience of losing his mother, Princess Diana, as a child. -
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World News Europe must share the burden of migrant flow, say EU border nations “We can no longer be punished for our geographical position,” Malta's Byron Camilleri said Saturday, summing up his position and that of his colleagues from Cyprus, Greece, Italy and Spain. -
Kosovo Albania begins vaccinating Kosovo medics against COVID-19 New leader Albin Kurti has refused to source COVID-19 vaccines from countries that do not recognise Kosovo as an independent state, like Russia and China. -
World News Volcano awakens in Iceland, vigils for Sarah Everard and Syria confict anniversary | In photos The key stories of the week, captured by photographers around the world. -
United Kingdom COVID-19 vaccines: Half of UK adults receive first dose as EU threatens AstraZeneca over supplies The UK government heralds a 'huge success' after more than 26 million first doses of coronavirus jabs are administered, while the European Commission warns AstraZeneca to meet its delivery targets to the bloc. -
Belarus Alexander Lukashenko warns Belarus protesters: 'Be patient' The Belarusian opposition led by Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya is hoping to start talks with the government in May - if an online poll launched on Thursday gives her the mandate to enter negotiations. -
Germany Far right protest COVID-19 restrictions in German cities Several thousand people participated in the protests in Kassel. -
Japan Tokyo Olympics: Spectators from abroad to be barred from games this summer, says IOC Officials justified the widely-anticipated move saying the risk was too great to admit ticket holders from overseas during a pandemic. -
Turkey Women's rights: Outrage as Erdogan pulls Turkey out of European treaty against violence Women's rights groups have called for protests after the Turkish president issued a decree annulling the country’s ratification of the Istanbul Convention. -
World News Greece: Passage of migrants causes tension near North Macedonia border Traffic on the Balkan Route for refugees and immigrants wanting to make their way to Europe appears to be on the increase, say villagers in northern Greece. -
Iceland Iceland: Long-dormant volcano erupts in southwest of island following several earthquakes The Fagradals Mountain volcano had been dormant for 6,000 years, and the Reykjanes Peninsula hadn't seen an eruption of any volcano for nearly 800 years. -
USA 'Speak out': Joe Biden and Kamala Harris decry racism after attack on Asian Americans The US President and Vice-President denounced racism hidden 'in plain sight' as they visited Atlanta, days after a white gunman killed eight people, mostly Asian American women. -
World News COVID-19 in Europe: France and Poland begin new lockdowns to stem soaring infections The measures imposed nationwide in Poland and on a third of the French population, less strict than during the first lockdown a year ago, come amid a surge in cases in much of Europe. -
Earth News These are the five biggest myths about sustainable living From ‘sustainability is too expensive’ to ‘recycling solves plastic pollution’, these myths are pure greenwashing.