26 March 2021 | Euronews
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World News COVAX chief 'disappointed' with slow vaccine exports to world's poorest Doses for health care workers and other high-risk groups delivered through the COVAX programme will be set back weeks. -
Sport Judo Grand Slam: Georgian judoka take early lead in Tbilisi Slick judo displays all around leave five countries with five gold medals at the close of day 1 at the International Judo Federation's 2021 Grand Slam in Tbilisi, Georgia. -
Egypt Suez: More than 200 ships now waiting in canal as rescue operation stalls Experts warn that moving the Ever Given could take over a week. -
USA President Joe Biden invites Putin and Xi to climate talks The session will test Biden’s pledge to make climate change a priority. -
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France France bears 'heavy responsibilities' for Rwandan genocide but was not complicit, report says The report says researchers found no evidence that French weapons were delivered to Rwanda after the start of the genocide. -
Kosovo Kosovo's EU-backed war crimes court 'has full US backing' The State Department urged the new government in Pristina to support the unpopular court 'unambiguously' -
The Cube Vaccine hesitancy rises in France after AstraZeneca suspension, survey reveals Vaccine hesitancy has risen sharply in France since countries across Europe suspended the AstraZeneca jab amid reports it causes blood clots. -
Earth News Milk March: The unspoken symbolism of one UK MP's milk protest Christopher Sebastian gives us his take on the symbolism of British MP Sir Charles Walker's milk protest. -
My Europe Series Six months out from an extraordinary election, is German politics about to get interesting? Two key things make this election remarkable: Chancellor Angela Merkel is bowing out after 16 years in office and, perhaps even more significantly, the fact that no one can really predict what is going to happen now after years of certainty. -
My Europe Series A decade after talks began, is Romania any closer to joining Schengen? A European Union member since 2007, Romania still isn't a member of Europe's borderless zone. Why not? -
World News EU medicines regulator approves new COVID-19 vaccine production sites The European Medicines Agency also greenlights more flexible storage conditions for Pfizer jabs as authorities across the continent struggle to ramp up vaccination. -
My Europe Series Europe's week: Leaders meet virtually, as EU and US renew their vows EU heads of state and government held a videoconference Thursday as a third wave of the coronavirus hits the continent. -
Earth News These disposable face masks are designed to be thrown away A Dutch designer has come up with a biodegradable mask full of flower seeds that can be planted in your garden. -
Norway Norway delays resuming AstraZeneca vaccines pending "further investigations" Norwegian health authorities said they will extend the temporary suspension of AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine by three weeks, despite assurances from the EMA. -
World NATO, China, Russia, Nord Stream 2, US Secretary of State gives the lowdown US Secretary of State, Antony Blinken, recently visited NATO headquarters in Brussels to renew America's ties with the alliance. He tells us about his reasons for visiting Europe and what relations will look like under the Biden administration. -
Destinations What's it really like being a tourist in North Korea? Lisa Jackson has had near-death adventures in countries ranging from Burma to Kashmir. Here she explains why she's probably the only person who's cried on leaving North Korea. -
Earth News Chinese social media campaign leads to boycott of H&M and other brands over Xinjiang controversy H&M, Nike and Uniqlo are being protested over statements about the cotton industry and Uyghur forced labour. -
Ukraine Kyiv says four soldiers killed in a bombing in eastern Ukraine BREAKING: Kyiv says four soldiers killed in a bombing in eastern Ukraine -
Focus Dubai's practical solutions for fine dining at home People in Dubai are getting a taste for eating at home. We explore the rise in meal delivery kits and meals subscription services in the city. -
No Comment Jerusalem's Ultra-Orthodox Jews celebrate Passover Jerusalem's Ultra-Orthodox Jews celebrate Passover -
Earth News Are organic avocados better for the environment? As their popularity has skyrocketed, the scaly green fruit has gained a controversial environmental record. -
No Comment Japanese enjoy sweeping cherry blossom in spring sunshine Japanese enjoy sweeping cherry blossom in spring sunshine -
Sport Germany wear t-shirts supporting human rights before Qatar World Cup qualifier The move came just hours after FIFA said it would not punish Norway for a similar gesture on Wednesday. -
United Kingdom Scotland: Former first minister Alex Salmond to lead new pro-independence 'Alba' party in elections Scotland: Former first minister Alex Salmond will run as leader of pro-independence 'Alba' party in May elections -
No Comment Deadly tornadoes roar through Alabama Deadly tornadoes roared through Alabama -
Italy Cruise ships will be diverted away from Venice, says Italian government Italy had already banned cruise ships from docking in St Mark's Square but has now diverted all to the city's industrial port in Marghera. -
Egypt At least 18 people die as two trains collide in southern Egypt Egypt’s Railway Authorities issued another statement saying the accident happened when someone activated the emergency brakes of a passenger train. -
Italy Road sign typo 'sotps' Italians in their tracks during pandemic Road sign typo 'sotps' Italians in their tracks during the pandemic -
Earth News 'Peak meat': How plant-based alternatives will take over Europe by 2035 With alternative proteins gaining parity with meat in price and quality, vegan lifestyles are becoming more attractive. -
France France accuses Russia and China of using COVID jabs as 'means of propaganda' "China, Russia are conducting a policy of influence through the vaccine even before vaccinating their own population," France's top diplomat said on Friday. -
Travel News Could a traffic light system be the green light for international travel? Could a dual-testing scheme finally restart international travel? Experts believe it could be the way forward. -
World Migrants protesting in Paris call for safe housing while their applications are processed Migrants in Paris held a protest last night at the heart of the French capital - calling on the government to provide more stable housing while they wait for their applications to be processed. -
Japan Combating the COVID-19 across borders: Japan’s multilateral approach to the global pandemic crisis Countries around the globe are taking comprehensive measures to respond to COVID-19, but this is a crisis that cannot be solved by nations acting alone. -
United Kingdom UK education secretary condemns threats to teacher who showed Prophet Muhammad cartoons to class A UK school has apologised after a teacher showed satirical cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad to students, sparking protests. -
Italy Bookselling giants have a new rival: a former factory worker with a 3-wheel car Asti is a small town in northern Italy and people cannot always find the books they want in proper book shops. So, Alessandro decided to bring literature to the local marketplace in his red three-wheeler. -
Belarus Belarus: Over 200 arrested during Freedom Day protests The EU's top diplomat warned on Thursday that "we are witnessing a further escalation of repression against the Belarusian people". -
Euronews Debates Euronews debates: What's the future of healthcare post-COVID-19? What's the future of healthcare? Are you going to become your own doctor? Can AI beat the world's biggest diseases? Are hospitals as we know them going to disappear? What are the breakthrough technologies which will transform medicine in the next decade? -
North Korea North Korea confirms missile tests as Biden warns of US response The North’s official Korean Central News Agency said the two “new-type tactical guided projectiles” accurately hit the target off the eastern coast on Thursday. -
China China slaps sanctions on UK lawmakers and entities amid Xinjiang row They join the 10 Europeans and four entities slapped with Chinese sanctions earlier this week.