27 March 2021 | Euronews
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World News Cities switch off the lights for Earth Hour 2021 Cities across the world went dark on Saturday night for Earth Hour, in a symbolic gesture to raise awareness for the environmental cause. -
Sport Judo Grand Slam: relentless technique on Day 2 in Georgia Canada comes out strongly with two finalists, including a title, while Brazil and Belgium beat the odds in two still hotly contested categories. -
Egypt At least 18 people killed in building collapse in Cairo It was not immediately clear what caused the building's collapse in the Egyptian capital. -
France Paris honours assassinated Afghan rebel leader Paris has honoured Ahmad Shah Massoud with a plaque that recognises him as a hero of Afghanistan. -
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Belarus Belarus police continue crackdown on protests, making arrests in Minsk A demonstration in the Belarusian capital was thwarted by police who arrested at least 100 people in an ongoing crackdown against peaceful protests. -
Destinations What is happening with tourism in Tel Aviv right now? The reopening of Tel Aviv’s Ben Gurion Airport means Israel wants to put coronavirus behind it. But for tourists, things are still up in the air. -
Cinema Youngsters to vote for best film at European Film Academy awards The academy is inviting 12 to 16-year-olds to join its international jury, watch three nominated films, and cast their votes in the Young Audience Award. -
Spain Thousands attend rock concert in Barcelona in COVID screening test Some 5,000 people are being allowed into the venue to watch Spanish rock group Love of Lesbian after passing a same-day COVID-19 screening. -
United Kingdom UK officers arrest 10 people at protest against new policing bill The protest in Bristol was against a contentious bill currently making its way through parliament which would grant law enforcement greater power to police or prevent protests. -
Earth News The inspiring women providing solar power to war-torn Yemen Electricity is almost non-existent in parts of the country after 6 years of war, but these women want to change that. -
World News Suez canal blocked, Mount Etna new eruption, floods in Australia | This week in pictures The key stories of the week, captured by photographers around the world. -
Egypt Suez Canal remains blocked amid efforts to free stuck vessel The Ever Given, a Panama-flagged ship that carries cargo between Asia and Europe, ran aground Tuesday in the narrow canal that runs between Africa and the Sinai Peninsula. -
France France submits the baguette for UNESCO world heritage status The Ministry for Culture said its decision is to protect traditional savoir-faire as the number of bakeries across France has significantly decreased over the past decades. -
Myanmar Global condemnation after Myanmar's deadliest day since coup The EU, US and UK are "horrified" by the "bloodshed" in Myanmar after more than 100 people were killed on Saturday during anti-coup protests.