25 March 2021 | Euronews
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Europe News EU leaders back tightening vaccine exports at Brussels summit European Commission President Ursula Von der Leyen said that the EU needed pharmaceutical companies to match Europe's openness to exports. -
Albania Albania's election season begins amid violence, recriminations The Socialist and Democratic parties chose to begin their month-long election campaign in the same city. -
World News Ten years in the making, an indie film pays tribute to the music of the Smiths Twenty of The Smiths tracks feature in the movie by Stephen Kijak and RLJE Films which is set in the summer of 1987. -
USA President Joe Biden, 78, plans to run for a second term in 2024 Biden told reporters that he expected to run for the White House in the next election. -
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Israel In Israel, still no winner after fourth election in two years With 100% of votes counted, the country faces weeks of coalition negotiations followed by the possibility of yet another election. -
No Comment Uyghur protest in Istanbul to mark visit of China's foreign minister Uyghur community members in Istanbul gather to protest the visit of the Chinese foreign minister to Turkey. -
No Comment Clean-up underway after record flooding on Australia's east coast Residents in New South Wales state started cleaning up on Thursday after record flooding on Australia's east coast. -
Iceland Iceland volcano: Lava flows thrill crowds after eruption near Reykjavik It was the area’s first volcanic eruption in nearly 800 years. -
No Comment Greek flag hoisted at Acropolis as nation celebrates revolution bicentennial Greek flag hoisted at Acropolis as nation celebrates revolution bicentennial -
France COVID-19 in Europe: France extends partial lockdowns to more parts of country as cases surge Three more areas are being added to the 16 already under reinforced restrictions, to fight what the French government describes as an 'extremely strong' third wave of the pandemic. -
My Europe Series Has a football scandal exposed endemic racism in the Czech Republic? Allegations of racism in the Rangers-Slavia Prague game has put the spotlight on attitudes to minorities in the Czech Republic. -
Musica Faust's spectacular journey at Opera Bastille What would you do if you could turn back time and be young again? The desire for eternal youth is at the heart of Gounod's "Faust" and a new staging of it is being performed at the Paris' Opera Bastille. -
Cry Like A Boy Why the pandemic is forcing us to rethink the power balance within the household | View The coronavirus health crisis is triggering a whole new discussion on traditional gender roles within domestic walls: it's time to redraw their limits, reorganise tasks and cohabitation - argues an Italian feminist and philosopher for our podcast #CryLikeABoy -
World News Slow vaccine rollout tops agenda as European leaders meet virtually Three months after vaccination campaigns started, fewer than 5% of the EU's 450 million residents have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19 -
Europe News EU and US kick off diplomatic rapprochement. But will it last? "It's time for the Atlantic to become, once again, the beating heart of global cooperation," said European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. -
France COVID-19 now killing more younger people, French doctor tells Euronews "It’s not old people dying anymore. These are people who still had 30 or 40 years to live," French ICU doctor Benjamin Clouzeau tells Euronews. -
Health Series What makes organic food "organic"? Europeans are buying more and more organic food products. But do we even know what food manufacturers actually mean by "organic"? -
Norway Norway's football team make Qatar protest ahead of qualifying match Players wore t-shirts with "human rights on and off the pitch" and "respect" emblazoned on them as they warmed up for their clash against Gibraltar. -
USA Facebook, Twitter, and Google face questions in U.S. Congress over misinformation Facebook, Twitter, and Google were questioned by lawmakers on their efforts to combat misinformation following the storming of the Capitol building. -
Europe News Nord Stream 2 is a bad idea and a bad deal for Europe, US' Antony Blinken tells Euronews The US Secretary of State said the controversial project "undermines basic EU principles" and poses a challenge to Ukraine and Poland. -
The Cube Ivermectin is not a cure for COVID-19, says the European Medicines Agency Ivermectin is not a cure for COVID-19, says the European Medicines Agency, after rumours circulated on social media. -
Denmark Denmark extends AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine suspension for three weeks Denmark has extended its suspension of AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccines by three weeks. -
Destinations These are the top 10 happiest countries in the world in 2021 Here’s the definitive list of the world's happiest countries in the last year. Which one will you be adding to your bucket list? -
Belarus European journalists demand release of jailed Belarusian colleagues as country marks Freedom Day More than 50 European journalists' unions on Thursday urged their governments to up the pressure on Belarus to release jailed journalists as the country marks Freedom Day. -
China Chinese hackers are targeting Uighur Muslims abroad, says Facebook Facebook says it has taken action against hacker groups based in China, which are targeting Uighur Muslims in Xinjiang province and abroad. -
Ecotech Scientists are using 'electronic noses' to sniff out Australia's illegal wildlife trade Animals smuggled in luggage and mail may soon be saved with the help of one of Australia's most trafficked species. -
World Greece commemorates 200th anniversary of its war of Independence from Ottoman Empire Iconic landmarks in many countries across the world are being lit in white and blue to mark the occasion. The day’s also being seen as an opportunity to plan for Greece’s future. -
World Suez Canal: Owner of wedged container ship apologises 12% of global trade passes through the canal and older channels have been opened to try to deal with the backlog of traffic. It is thought that a gust of wind caused the ship to get stuck. -
Japan Torch relay for Tokyo Olympics kicks off its 121-day journey The ceremony was closed to the public because of the fear of spreading COVID-19 but was streamed live. -
Spain Migrants stuck in Spain's Canary Islands say camps are unfit More than 23,000 people from Morocco and West Africa arrived on the resort archipelago in the past year as authorities cracked down on previously popular routes on the Mediterranean. -
Moments Flight to Nowhere: Ukrainian passengers use a plane for sight-seeing Kiev Since Covid-19 has left many of the world's planes sitting idle, a Ukrainian airline has a novel way of encouraging passengers back on its fleet. -
World News Edible cup craze provides ecological alternative to throwaway culture Made from pastry, they can hold drinks up to 85°C and last for 12 hours. But wait til you see what the next project from this couple will be... -
Russia Alexei Navalny health 'deteriorating' in jail, lawyers say "The rapid deterioration of his health condition raises our extreme concerns," they said. -
World News Doctors in UK and EU prescribing unproven abortion reversal treatment, investigation reveals In several European countries, a US-based anti-abortion organisation connected undercover reporters to local doctors for a dangerous abortion reversal treatment. -
France French Olympic snowboarder Julie Pomagalski dies in avalanche at 40 Local Swiss police said that four people from France were free-riding on the descent from Gemsstock. Two of them could not be saved. -
China China attacks H&M and other Western clothing, shoe brands over Xinjiang Beijing often attacks foreign clothing, auto, travel and other brands for actions by their governments or to pressure companies to conform to its official positions on Taiwan, Tibet and other sensitive issues. -
North Korea North Korea test-fires ballistic missiles in message to US North Korea has a history of testing new U.S. administrations with missile launches and other provocations aimed at forcing the Americans back to the negotiating table.