11 April 2021 | Euronews
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Germany German conservatives Laschet and Soeder put themselves forward to succeed Merkel Bavarian leader Markus Söder and Merkel loyalist Armin Laschet have both thrown their hats in the ring to run as the conservative bloc's candidate for German chancellor. -
No Comment Russians launch miniature rockets to celebrate Yuri Gagarin Dozens of rockets take off over the Peter and Paul Fortress in St. Petersburg, celebrating the 60th anniversary of Yuri Gagarin's space flight -
World News UK eases COVID restrictions while much of mainland Europe grapples with surge in cases As UK nations gradually loosen measures, many continental European countries are trying to control souring cases of COVID. -
Hungary Klubrádió: Frequency of Hungarian independent radio to be taken over by group close to Orbán The liberal-leaning commercial station was one of the only remaining opposition radio voices in Hungary. -
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No Comment 'Chub Rollz' skaters club defies body image stereotypes Dozens of people gather for the first meeting of a new skating club in Alameda, California, called Chub Rollz, aimed at defying physical stereotypes in the sport -
Sport Vandoorne bounces back from disappointment to take Formula E Round 4 in Rome Belgium’s Stoffel Vandoorne produced a stunning display to clinch the second race of a thrilling Formula E double header in Rome on Sunday. -
Germany Germany remembers victims of Nazis 76 years after liberation of Buchenwald concentration camp "We the survivors are fading away but I hope that this process of remembrance will continue, said Alex Hacker, who was a prisoner at the Mittelbau-Dora concentration camp. -
Sport Vergne displays perfect timing to win opening race of Rome E-Prix double-header Jean-Eric Vergne (DS TECHEETAH) picked his moments perfectly to drive from fifth to victory in the opening race of the Rome E-Prix double-header around the streets of the EUR District, heading home Jaguar Racing pair Sam Bird and Mitch Evans - the British squad's first double podium. -
World News Kyrgyzstan voters back new constitution increasing president's power The referendum came three months after Sadyr Zhaparov was elected president, following the ousting of the previous president amid protests. -
No Comment Red paint splashing in Yangon to mark bloodshed Anti-coup protestors in Myanmar splashed red paint on the street in Yangon on Sunday -
No Comment Buchenwald & Mittelbau-Dora concentration camps mark 76th anniversary of liberation German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier commemorates the victims of the Nazi concentration camp of Buchenwald -
No Comment Images of Piton de la Fournaise volcano erupting in France's Reunion Island With the curfew in force because of the pandemic, hikers have decided to camp on the slopes of the volcano, which is erupting for the first time this year -
No Comment Ash and smoke rise from La Soufriere volcano on Saint Vincent Smoke and ash continued to cover the island of St. Vincent on Saturday after a volcano erupted forcing residents to evacuate their homes and seek shelter -
Brazil Brazil's virus outlook darkens as contagious variant sweeps country amid vaccine delays The Health Ministry has cut its outlook for vaccine supplies in April three times already, to half their initial level, and the country’s two biggest laboratories are facing supply constraints. -
Cult Yuri Gagarin: Still a hero after 60 years 60 years after Yuri Gagarin became the first person to travel into space, Russia still hails the man who became a national hero. -
Jordan Jordan's Prince Hamzah prince makes first public appearance since arrest It was the first time that Hamzah was seen in public since he was placed under a form of house arrest on April 3 following accusations that he was involved in a “malicious plot” to destabilise the kingdom. -
China COVID-19: Chinese official says homegrown vaccines not very powerful Chinese vaccines "don’t have very high protection rates," said the director of the Chinese Center for Disease Control, Gao Fu, at a conference Saturday. -
Iran Iran blames Israel for nuclear site sabotage and vows revenge Israel has not directly claimed responsibility for the incident but Israeli media reported the cyberattack was orchestrated by the country. -
Destinations What it’s like to kayak down a snowy mountain at 100km/h This kayaker has taken his sport - more traditionally performed on water - to the Chile snowy mountains. Watch for more -
Nature What are Singapore’s ‘robo-plants’ and are they the future of sustainable agriculture? Plant tech’s latest innovation could one day contribute to keeping crops alive. -
Myanmar Secret newsletter keeping communities informed in Myanmar Young people in Myanmar are fighting the military junta's information suppression and internet shutdown by producing an underground printed newsletter. -
Albania Kosovo unveils memorial wall for wartime refugees The former Bllaca refugee camp, near the North Macedonian border, once hosted 440,000 people fleeing Serb repression. -
Finland Arrests across Europe as people flout or protest COVID-19 restrictions Police in Paris, France, have arrested nine people and issued more than 150 fines since the beginning of the weekend to people who clandestinely met in restaurants and bars. -
Myanmar Myanmar forces kill 82 in single day in city: Report Friday’s death toll in Bago was the biggest one-day total for a single city since March 14, when just over 100 people were killed in Yangon, the country’s biggest city.