1 April 2021 | Euronews
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Turkey Abe returns to competition in style at Antalya Grand Slam Japan’s Abe Hifumi is our man of the day. This was the 66kg double World Champion’s first outing on the tour since qualifying for the Olympics late last year and he flew through the preliminaries. -
Russia Alexei Navalny 'now weighs just 85kg' after harsh prison treatment Those representing the Kremlin critic have warned that his condition is deteriorating. -
World News Navy captain in Italian spy scandal 'was desperate for extra cash' His €3,000 a month salary was not enough to support his family of six. -
Europe News Orbán, Salvini and Morawiecki form new right-wing European alliance They met in Budapest on Thursday to introduce the alliance, vowing to create a "European renaissance based on Christian values". -
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Europe News Extinction Rebellion occupies financial headquarters in Brussels Environmentalists were protesting at the banking sector's perceived complicity in contributing towards climate change. -
World News Twenty years since the first gay marriages, the fight for rights in Europe goes on Progress over the last two decades has been welcomed by campaigners for LGBT rights, but they warn remobilisation is needed to maintain progress amid backlash in some parts of Europe. -
Europe News Children are the invisible victims of the COVID-19 pandemic: advocacy group Eurochild told Euronews that the COVID-19 crisis has exacerbated inequalities among children. -
No Comment Candlelight vigil in Yangoon marks coup anniversary Protesters in Yangon marked two months since the coup that overthrew the elected government with a nighttime commemoration for all those who lost their lives opposing the military junta. -
Cry Like A Boy Podcast | Growing up with absent fathers in the ghost of apartheid What are the different forms of masculinity that live in South Africa nowadays? And what are the common challenges that overcome the heritage of segregation and apartheid? Join us in our latest #CryLikeABoy podcast episode. -
Germany More than 55,000 animals believed dead in fire at German pig farm The fire broke out on Tuesday at the facility in Alt Tellin — one of the biggest of its kind in Germany. -
Hungary Hungary: Let us into hospitals to show real picture of COVID-19, say media outlets A government decree bans journalists from reporting inside hospitals or interviewing health care professionals. Journalists say this risks "exacerbating the epidemic". -
No Comment Grey whales save pandemic-hit tourism in Mexico's Baja California In Baja California, northern Mexico, grey whales have offered welcome relief to tour operators, who have seen the return of tourists to observe the animals after a drop in coronavirus cases. -
United Kingdom Policeman found guilty of belonging to neo-Nazi group National Action The ideology of National Action was described in court as based on “Aryan purity” and a particular hatred of non-white groups, particularly Jews. -
Next Series This entrepreneur says AI can take better care of your health Dr Loubna Bouarfa, CEO of AI healthcare company, Okra, describes her vision of what our health could look like in the future with Artificial Intelligence on our side. -
Ecotech These 3D printed net-zero buildings could be the ‘future of housing’ These homes in California could be the first community built using the technology. -
No Comment Easter fun with meerkats and squirrel monkeys at ZSL London Zoo While ZSL London Zoo remains closed due to COVID-19 restrictions, zookeepers have been entertaining some of the animals with fun Easter activities. -
France Emmanuel Macron chose a 'third way' to fight COVID. France is not convinced France' intensive care units are at capacity and new confirmed cases reached over 59,000 on Wednesday but the French leader offered no mean culpa in his televised address. -
Earth News Will COP26 have to be postponed again as COVID-19 cases rise in Europe? Some sources say the international climate talks could be pushed back again or see radical changes. -
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No Comment Bolsonaro supporters, protesters clash at Brazil demo Minor scuffles broke out in Rio de Janeiro on Wednesday as supporters of President Jair Bolsonaro clashed with opponents at a public demonstration held on the anniversary of the country's military coup. -
Poland Istanbul Convention: Poland moves a step closer to quitting domestic violence treaty The Polish government claims the Istanbul Convention does not respect religion and promotes controversial ideologies about gender. -
No Comment Smugglers drop children over US border barrier Video released Wednesday by U.S. authorities shows two Ecuadoran children being abandoned by smugglers after they were dropped over a 14-foot-high barrier along the U.S.-Mexico border. -
No Comment Crying and song as Myanmar anti-coup protesters don red 'blood' tears Around a hundred protesters with red make-up to simulate tears of blood sing together in Myanmar’s Yangon and march against the military coup. The demonstration was held in Hlaing township. -
No Comment New York's Guggenheim Museum hosts pop-up hip hop performance Hip Hop artists perform at a pop-up event at the Guggenheim Museum in New York. Titled "The Missing Element", the show fuses beatboxing and street dance. -
Travel News Borscht soup could become official Ukrainian cultural heritage Chef Levgen Klopotenko believes Borscht is in Ukrainian’s DNA so he’s put a bid together for the soup to be nominated. But the decision would not be without controversy. -
Italy Italy's digital divide: One third of students don't have access to online lessons Not having a computer is a major issue when studying at home. And the fact that Italy kept schools shut for longer than many European countries as a result of the pandemic means that many have no option but to home school. -
Spain Evidence suggests children can also suffer from 'Long COVID' "I used to study hard and got very good grades," one 15-year-old sufferer told Euronews. "But now I can't study. I don't retain information." -
Earth News Your chocolate Easter egg could be fuelling deforestation Is palm oil in all kinds of chocolate? And why is it so bad for the environment? -
Germany Germany beaten 2-1 on home turf by North Macedonia in World Cup qualifier shock The surprise defeat leaves Germany languishing in third in Group J. -
Travel News How a life-changing trip to China helped me grieve the loss of a loved one For Hope Talbot, China was the backdrop to learning and understanding how people grieve and commemorate life. -
USA Police body cam video shows George Floyd struggle, then takedown George Floyd's struggle with three police officers trying to arrest him, seen on body-camera video, included Floyd's panicky cries of “I'm sorry, I'm sorry” and “I'm claustrophobic!” as the officers tried to push Floyd into the back of a police car. -
World News COVID vaccine rollout 'unacceptably slow' in Europe as cases rise, warns WHO More than 1.6 million people contracted COVID-19 in WHO Europe's 51 countries last week — the sixth weekly rise in a row. -
USA US President Biden announces 'once-in-a-generation' infrastructure plan US President Joe Biden outlined a more than two trillion dollar plan to invest in infrastructure including roads and broadband internet. -
China Seven activists convicted in Hong Kong over pro-democracy protests Seven people, including former lawmaker Martin Lee and media tycoon Jimmy Lai, were convicted in Hong Kong for their role in pro-democracy protests. -
USA California office building shooting kills 4, including child A shooting at a Southern California office building on Wednesday killed four people, including a child.