24 March 2021 | Euronews
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Australia Australian PM 'disgusted' over parliament sex scandal, vows to act A whistleblower said that government staff used the parliament's prayer room to have sex, and that sex workers had been brought into the building. -
Europe News EU summit in Brussels: Four key things to look out for European leaders will hold a videoconference Thursday where the vaccine rollout and the transatlantic relationship will be just some of the issues discussed. -
United Kingdom Union Jack flag must be flown on all government buildings, UK decrees Under the new rules, any government building wishing to fly the European Union flag will need special permission. -
No Comment Find out more about Mount Etna’s sixteenth eruption in five weeks It’s Sicily’s most famous active volcano and Europe’s largest - but recently, Mount Etna has been even more active than usual. -
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No Comment Pet emu rescued from flooding in Sydney A pet emu was rescued from flooding in Sydney, Australia. -
No Comment Snow flurries coat Istanbul in blanket of white The unseasonal weather front came from Siberia. -
United Kingdom COVID vaccines: Boris Johnson warns against EU export 'blockade' in response to Commission plan The British prime minister said 'blockades' of vaccines would be counter-productive, as the EU and UK vowed jointly to seek a 'win-win' situation over supplies. -
No Comment US authorities publish footage from migrant processing centre US authorities publish footage from migrant processing centre -
Moments Why are alcohol-free bars growing in popularity in the United States? Alcohol-free bars are opening across the United States as more and more people try out staying sober. -
No Comment Lava lovers flock to Iceland's spectacular erupting volcano Lava lovers flock to Iceland's spectacular erupting volcano -
Earth News The majority of British adults don't understand how recycling works The number of adults recycling their plastic waste is high but their understanding of what happens to it is lacking. -
My Europe Series Montenegro urges EU not to tie its hands in anti-corruption fight Dritan Abazovic says that the EU-backed court is holding up investigations into Montenegro's president, Milo Djukanovic, and his allies. -
Business Series The staycations boosting business in Angola Entrepreneurs in Angola are particularly agile and innovative. Meet two such businessmen making the most out of travel restrictions to develop products for the domestic market, which had previously been imported. -
United Kingdom Asylum: UK rules overhaul seeks to restrict Channel migrants' rights to make claims Home Secretary Priti Patel's plan to make it harder for people entering the UK by unauthorised routes to claim asylum has been branded 'inhumane' by the Red Cross. -
Italy AstraZeneca hits back at 'stockpile' claims and says half of doses bound for Europe The Anglo-Swedish company confirms that the other 13m doses found during the inspection of an Italian factory will be sent to low income countries. -
Earth News Satellite launched to remove space debris that could collide with spaceships It's not just on Earth where we struggle with waste. Tonnes of rubbish is circling in space but here's the solution. -
France 'EU won't be the fall guys' when it comes to vaccines, says France Earlier in the day, the European Union said it was moving toward stricter export controls to ensure that there are more COVID-19 shot supplies for the bloc. -
Kosovo President Biden urged to move EU-backed war crimes court to Kosovo A Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) veteran and diaspora figure has accused the Hague-based Kosovo Specialist Chambers (KSC) of attempting a revision of history. -
Real Economy EU helps struggling Moldova out of COVID-19 crisis, but the cash comes with conditions "Europe will never be a safe and prosperous place until the neighbourhood is also safe and prosperous" - EU Commissioner, Oliver Varhelyi, on the importance of the EU's Macro-Financial Assistance. -
Russia Russian parliament approves law that could keep Vladimir Putin in office until 2036 Russia's lower house of parliament has passed a law allowing acting President Vladimir Putin to run for two more terms. -
World News Fake COVID-19 vaccines are being sold online, warns Interpol Criminals have been producing and selling fake coronavirus vaccines, putting people's health - and bank accounts - in danger, Interpol has warned. -
Climate Increased risk of wildfires in the UK sparks concerns around ‘exceptional danger’ days Periods of 'exceptional danger' could rise to four days per year on average by 2080. -
Destinations Exploring Vienna’s cafés: A look at coffee culture in Austria’s capital Vienna's coffee culture tells visitors a lot about its history and traditions. From a fixation with the 20th century to the city's classical reputation, we take a closer look. -
Slovakia Slovakia's political crisis: Prime minister under pressure to resign after two more ministers quit Slovakia's political crisis was sparked by the secret purchase of Russia's Sputnik V vaccine. -
France Château Pétrus: does a case of top-notch Bordeaux really taste different after being in Space? Space Oddity? A case of Château Pétrus has been sitting on the ISS for months. Find out what the experts think about the effects... -
Germany Germany: Merkel apologises and scraps plans for five-day Easter lockdown But elsewhere in Europe, countries are suspending the lifting of restrictions amid a spike in case numbers. -
Armenia Armenia's parliament votes to lift martial law ahead of June elections The lifting of martial law, imposed at the start of the conflict with Azerbaijan over Nagorno-Karabakh last September, follows an agreement between PM Nikol Pashinyan's alliance and the opposition. -
Europe News Brussels tightens vaccine export rules to ensure jabs stay in the bloc The EU plans to incorporate the principles of "proportionality and reciprocity" into the transparency mechanism that was introduced at the end of January and will assess "case by case" the export requests from pharmaceutical companies. -
World News Macron warns against Turkish 'interference' in French presidential election French President Emmanuel Macron said in a television interview that Ankara would try to meddle in France's 2022 election. -
Myanmar Myanmar junta frees hundreds held for anti-coup protests The prisoners appear to be the hundreds of students detained in early March while demonstrating against the February 1 coup that ousted the elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi. -
Spain Two former Spanish prime ministers to testify at slush fund trial The trial centres on an alleged system of parallel accounting used to pay bonuses to People's Party leaders and collaborators. -
World News North Korea slams EU sanctions as 'psychotic' North Korea denounced recent EU sanctions as a "sinister political tool" triggered by the EU's "inveterate repugnancy coupled with a psychotic way of thinking." -
China Hong Kong halts use of Pfizer vaccine, cites defective lids Hong Kong halts use of Pfizer vaccine, cites defective lids