22 March 2021 | Euronews
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Business Deliveroo valued at €10 billion despite failure to deliver on profit The food delivery company Deliveroo is set to give the London stock market its biggest new listing in more than seven years after it announced it will be seeking a valuation of €10 billion euros when it launches in the city. -
World News Global COVID vaccine inequality 'becoming more grotesque every day,' WHO warns The US, UK, EU/EEA account for more than 206 million of the 448 million doses of vaccines administered worldwide. -
Norway Norway landslide: Authorities find a body in search for last victim of avalanche A total of 10 people were killed by the landslide in the village of Ask on December 30. -
United Kingdom UK vaccinates more people in one day than a dozen EU nations combined On Saturday, the UK inoculated 844,285 people. That's more than 12 EU countries combined, including Germany, France, Italy and Poland. -
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Europe News No deadline yet for phasing out polluting cars, says EU The European Union wants to phase out petrol and diesel cars as soon as possible, in order to meet its 2050 carbon neutrality target, but it is currently unwilling to say when exactly this will happen. -
Destinations Where is the best drinking water in Europe? Europe is home to a wealth of fresh water rivers, lakes, waterfalls and glaciers which provide some of the best drinking experiences in the world. We shortlist our favourites. -
The Cube Far-right groups use Instagram to recruit youngsters, report claims This study found multiple far-right groups were utilising Instagram's features to spread propaganda and recruit new members. -
My Europe Series Bosnia & Serbia: Why are the neighbours worlds apart on COVID vaccines? When it comes to COVID-19 vaccines, it's difficult to think of another part of Europe where the juxtaposition is more pronounced. -
United Kingdom Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon cleared of ministerial code breach The investigation looked at whether Sturgeon had misled parliament over meetings she held with Salmond over harassment claims against him and whether she had attempted to influence the conduct of the investigation into them. -
World News EU needs 'holistic approach' if they want to tackle racial discrimination A number of anti-racism protests took place over the weekend to mark International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination -
No Comment Protesters mark one year anniversary of Czech Republic's first COVID death Protesters angry with the Czech government's response to COVID-19 defaced the cobblestones of the world famous Old Town Square in the centre of the city by spray painting them with hundreds of white crosses. -
No Comment Hundreds of dogs receive the blessing of Saint Lazarus in Nicaragua Hundreds of dogs received the blessing of Saint Lazarus, the protector of animals and the sick in Nicaragua, along with their owners - Catholic devotees. -
No Comment Police on the hunt for violators of anti-covid measures in Venezuela slum Police on the hunt for violators of anti-covid measures in Venezuela -
No Comment Motorcyclist shot off his motorbike by police in Myanmar Motorcyclist shot off his motorbike by police in Myanmar -
Travel News Watch as active volcano provides stunning spectacle for hikers and tourists in Iceland It gives off so much heat that some visitors are even cooking food over the lava. -
Hungary COVID-19 vaccine: Hungary approves two more jabs not authorised by EU regulator It brings the number of jabs authorised in Hungary to seven. The country has one of the best vaccination rates in the EU. -
Israel Bibi again? Israelis vote as country emerges from pandemic restrictions Will Israel's successful vaccine campaign save Benjamin Netanyahu his job? -
Slovakia Slovakia's Sputnik V crisis deepens as PM says he's willing to resign The decision to buy vaccines from Moscow before their approval by the European Union had generated a political crisis in Slovakia's ruling coalition. -
World News Lockdowns are 'not going to be over by summer' says global health expert We’re all fed up with lockdowns, but pandemic life probably won’t be over in 2021, a public health expert warns. So how can authorities keep enforcing restrictions? -
Destinations Yellow, purple, blue and pink: Welcome to the world's most vibrant one-colour towns From Mexico to Morocco, these destinations have been decked out exclusively in one colour. But how did they end up this way? -
France Thousands flout COVID restrictions at carnival in Marseille It came as more than a dozen départements in France were put under lockdown again to combat a third wave of infections. -
Climate Now Meet Europe's leading climate change entrepreneurs Europe’s best climate entrepreneurs answered your questions in this edition of #ClimateNow. With insight from pioneer Bertrand Piccard, Earth data guru Laia Romero, Copernicus start-up champion Stijn Vermoote and wind-energy expert Gil Lizcano. -
Earth News Flooding in Australia triggers fresh concerns about the impacts of climate change Thousands have been affected in some of the same regions hit by Australia's devastating wildfires last summer. -
USA AstraZeneca jab effective and doesn't increase the risk of blood clots, US study finds The early findings from the US study are just one set of information AstraZeneca must submit to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to get its vaccine approved for use in the country. -
Belgium Belgium pays tribute to victims of Brussels terror attacks five years on Commemorations have been held in Brussels five years after the terror attacks that killed 32 civilians and injured hundreds more. -
Bulgaria Bulgaria expels two Russian diplomats over alleged espionage ring Bulgarian authorities said they dismantled a ring of six serving and retired military officials who allegedly spied for Moscow. -
Europe News EU agrees first sanctions on China in more than 30 years The new raft of measures is aimed at four Chinese officials and one entity believed to be involved in the alleged human rights violations of the Uyghur Muslim minority. -
Germany Germany poised to extend coronavirus restrictions amid third wave of infections Chancellor Merkel was due to relax restrictions at a meeting with regional leaders on Monday but a surge in infections has upended those plans. -
Russia You can't appease Russia. The EU must not lose its values trying | View Europe needs a two-track strategy on Russia: offer a helping hand to the growing numbers of discontented Russians and be ready to confront the Kremlin with resolve and systematically punishing its aggressions, argues Rostislav Valvoda. -
Climate The planet will ‘dehydrate before it starves’: Why universal access to water is crucial As we recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, water management is key to preserving global food systems. -
USA Miami imposes coronavirus curfew amid spring break chaos Hard-partying spring break crowds gathered by the thousands without masks or social distancing. -
Myanmar In Myanmar's hinterland, army uproots ethnic Karen villagers In Myanmar's hinterland, army uproots ethnic Karen villagers