9 April 2021 | Euronews
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World News Thousands evacuated from St Vincent as volcano erupts Evacuation orders were issued for the roughly 16,000 people who live in the red zone near La Soufriere volcano in St Vincent's northern region. -
Greece Greek crime reporter shot dead outside home in Athens Giorgos Karaivaz was found dead, shot multiple times, beside his car in the Greek capital. -
United Kingdom Prince Philip's death has left 'huge void' in Queen's life, says son Andrew Prince Philip’s funeral will take place on April 17 at Windsor Castle in a family service that will be closed to the public. -
World News COVID vaccine: EU received only half of AstraZeneca doses it was meant to this week AstraZeneca's deliveries to the European Union have been beset by delays. -
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Netherlands Thousands tiptoe through tulips in test at Dutch flower garden Under a Dutch government-approved pilot scheme, the world-famous Keukenhof garden opened its gates to let a few thousand people tiptoe through the 7 million tulips, hyacinths, daffodils and myriad other flowers. -
My Europe Series What is 'survivalism' and why is it getting so popular in Spain? Survivalists or so-called 'preppers' have long been bracing for disaster. It appears that the Covid-19 pandemic has given this secretive community a boost. But is it an outdoor hobby, a fringe discipline or a prudent strategy for self-preservation? -
United Kingdom Prince Philip: A look at the Duke of Edinburgh's life in pictures From growing up in a Greek royal family to his role as Britain's longest-serving consort, here's a look at Prince Philip's life in pictures. -
My Europe Series Northern Ireland: Why are people rioting and who is behind it? Successive nights of violence in various majority unionist areas of Northern Ireland has left dozens of police officers injured - but what has started the unrest? -
Europe News Belfast riots a 'direct consequence of Brexit', ex-Irish PM tells Euronews In an interview with Euronews, John Bruton calls Boris Johnson "irresponsible" but also blames the violence on the actions of Sinn Féin and recent calls for Irish unification. -
World News EU medicines regulator launches blood clots probe related to Johnson & Johnson vaccine It comes after the regulator said there was a possible link between very rare cases of blood clots and the AstraZeneca vaccine. -
My Europe Series Europe's week: AstraZeneca jab troubles and Turkey's diplomacy mistake The European Medicines Agency said the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine could potentially cause rare blood clots and Commission President von der Leyen got sidelined in Ankara. Here's a look at two key stories making the news in Brussels this week. -
No Comment New York exhibition celebrates Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama One year after it was originally scheduled, the New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx is opening the exhibition "KUSAMA: Cosmic Nature" -
Sweden Swedish government proposes tightening immigration laws The Swedish government has proposed a bill that would tighten immigration rules after five years of temporary measures. -
No Comment Kosovo: Mannequins used in protest against virus restrictions A Kosovar restaurant owner is holding an unusual protest - setting mannequins instead of clients on the empty chairs of his closed restaurant. -
No Comment Russian-US crew departs to ISS for six month mission The Soyuz MS-18 spacecraft launched on Friday to the International Space Station from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. -
Earth News Natural blue dye found in cabbage could put an end to synthetic blues Researchers have discovered a natural blue dye found in cabbage which can be used instead of synthetic dye. -
United Kingdom How did Europe react to the death of Prince Philip? Prince Philip "passed away peacefully" on Friday morning at Windsor Palace, the Royal Family said. -
Travel News UK raises hopes of easing travel restrictions after months of lockdown The UK government has announced travel restrictions could ease next month, just in time for summer travel. -
United Kingdom Prince Philip: Queen's husband, Duke of Edinburgh, dies aged 99 Known for his sense of humour and at times controversial gaffes, Queen Elizabeth II's consort was the longest-serving in British history. -
Earth News Greta Thunberg explains why she isn’t planning to attend COP26, the UN climate conference In a series of Tweets, the Swedish climate activist has explained why she isn't planning to travel to Glasgow. -
Spain Spain's long weekend: Country launches national trial of 4-day work week Alba Herrero is a waitress in La Francachela restaurant in Madrid and currently works four days a week, which has allowed her to study to become a teacher. -
Norway Norway's PM Erna Solberg fined €2k for breaking her own government's COVID rules Solberg planned a meal with 13 other people for her 60th birthday celebrations, despite public gatherings in Norway being limited to 10 people. -
USA Biden takes action on 'epidemic' of US gun violence US President Joe Biden has issued an executive order aimed at targeting homemade firearms, known as "ghost guns" -
Kazakhstan Joint US-Russian crew heads to International Space Station A joint US-Russian crew aboard a Soyuz rocket launched successfully on Friday, heading for the International Space Station. -
France AstraZeneca: France says under 55s to receive different second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine France's health authority has recommended that adults under 55 who received a first dose of AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine should receive a different vaccine for their second dose. -
Destinations A guide to the best design hotels on Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula From pastel-coloured shopfronts in Valladolid to the Aztec design of Tulum, this area is a dream destination for fans of architecture and design. -
Australia COVID-19: Australia buys 20 million Pfizer vaccines after sharp turn from relying on AstraZeneca The announcement comes hours after Australia said it would stop using the AstraZeneca jab on those under 50 years old. -
USA George Floyd died of a lack of oxygen, not drugs, says expert witness at Derek Chauvin's trial Medical experts have emphatically denied Derek Chauvin's defence argument that George Floyd died as a result of drugs and underlying health problems. -
United Kingdom Northern Ireland: The US joins British, Irish and Northern Irish leaders in calling for calm The state department spokesman said the Biden administration was "deeply concerned" by the ongoing violence. -
Brazil COVID-19: Countries hit new records of cases and deaths amid the grip of the latest virus surge Numbers have been surging in countries even where the pandemic is thought to be kept in check.