13 April 2021 | Euronews
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Iran Iran to enrich uranium to highest level so far after Natanz attack Iran will begin enriching uranium up to 60% following the attack on its Natanz nuclear facility. -
Germany Merkel bids for powers to impose a nationwide COVID lockdown If MPs pass the legislation, restrictions will be automatically introduced in regions with a spike in COVID-19 infections. -
Europe News Brussels wants EU vaccine passports ready by the start of summer Pilot schemes will be launched at the beginning of that month with the aim to have the whole system up and running by June 21, says the European Commission. -
Tech News Bitcoin hits fresh record ahead of Coinbase's stock market debut Does the stock market listing of Coinbase mean cryptocurrencies are becoming part of the financial establishment? -
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Health Series Saving food to save the planet: European initiatives take on food waste Around a third of all the food produced for human consumption is thrown away every year. The CO2 emissions created during the production and disposal of this surplus food are damaging the planet. But there are now many European initiatives around to help find solutions for this excess food. -
Health Series This professor tells you how to reduce food waste (and why it's so important) One-third of all food produced for human consumption is lost or wasted through unsustainable means. In the EU, domestic households are responsible for more than half of that waste. -
Travel News France suspends all flights to and from Brazil over COVID variant fears “We note the situation is getting worse,” said France's prime minister Jean Castex. “And so we have decided to suspend all flights between Brazil and France until further notice.” -
My Europe Series A year before the vote, who is bidding to be France's next president? With just a year until the French will head to the polls to elect a new president, those hoping to replace Emmanuel Macron are emerging from the shadows. -
Moments China’s European ghost towns: The tourism trend that went wrong Over the years, China has taken to recreating some famous European towns and cities to attract tourists. But does it work? We find out. -
Greece New migrant camp approved for Lesbos but exact location undecided The municipal council of Mytilene approved the construction of a new 3,000-capacity facility on the Aegean island - but without agreeing where it will be located. -
No Comment Minnesota police shooting: riots erupt in Portland and enter second night in Brooklyn Center Police clashed with protesters for a second night in the Minneapolis suburb where a police officer fatally shot a Black man in a traffic stop over the weekend -
No Comment London Zoo reopens to public after latest lockdown closure Visitors returned to ZSL London Zoo Monday (12 April 2021) as the attraction reopened to the public for the first time since its closure on 4 January, for the third national lockdown -
Ecotech Scientists have grown a clean, green superbug that eats sewage A superbug which eats its way through wastewater has been grown from scratch at a plant in Australia. -
Earth News This floating hotel will generate electricity by rotating all day The design includes minimum energy loss and a zero waste principle at its core. -
Turkey Turkey violated rights of jailed journalist Ahmet Altan, ECHR finds The European Court of Human Rights has ruled that Turkey violated veteran journalist Ahmet Altan's rights to liberty and freedom of expression by jailing him on terrorism charges after the failed 2016 coup. -
Travel News Wish you were there? Tourists in Greek holiday test can't leave hotel The tourists are staying on the Greek island of Rhodes for a week but will not be allowed to leave their hotel. -
Austria Austria's health minister quits amid 'exhaustion' of COVID response "15 months have felt like 15 years," said Austria's health minister Rudolf Anschober, announcing his resignation. -
World News Johnson & Johnson says it is delaying rollout of its COVID vaccine in Europe amid blood clot reports Johnson & Johnson will delay the rollout of their COVID-19 vaccine in Europe following reports of blood clots in six people after receiving jab. -
France Life is a Bitche for French town after Facebook page removed in error It was assumed that Facebook's algorithm may have confused 'Bitche' with an English insult. -
No Comment Saudi's Ta'if residents keep folklore war dance alive The art of Taachir is known to be a traditional dance for the people of Taif, west of Saudi Arabia -
No Comment Mexican village forms 'self-defence' group amid armed gang threat Children brandishing replica rifles march alongside armed adults as residents of Ayahualtempa, south-western Mexico, form a 'self-defence' group to train for a possible attack from criminal organisations that operate in the area -
World News Europe's Muslims prepare for second Ramadan under shadow of pandemic From London to Madrid, Islam's holiest month will be marked under pandemic restrictions for the second consecutive year. -
United Kingdom UK COVID variant not more dangerous than original, say studies Two teams of researchers in the UK found the new strain discovered in September 2020 has higher transmission rates but does not lead to more severe symptoms than the original. -
World News Europe's COVID-19 deaths top 1 million as pandemic hits 'critical point' Europe is the world's worst-hit region with a coronavirus death toll of at least 1,000,288 on Monday. -
Europe News How a court ruling lays the ground for mandatory COVID-19 vaccination A recent ruling by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has set a precedent that European countries could use to make COVID-19 vaccines compulsory. -
Europe News Michel and von der Leyen to face MEPs after 'Sofagate' gaffe in Turkey The 'Sofagate' incident has landed European Council president Charles Michel in hot water and raised questions about the unity between EU leaders. -
Japan Japan to start releasing Fukushima water into sea in two years Some scientists warn the long-term impact on marine life is unknown and the fishing community has voiced strong objections. -
USA More clashes in Minnesota after police shoot, kill Black man Hundreds of protesters faced off against police on Monday in the Minneapolis suburb where an officer fatally shot Daunte Wright.