18 April 2021 | Euronews
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Sport European Super League: UEFA, fans and leaders condemn breakaway competition In a statement released Sunday, UEFA and six European football confederations said any teams involved in setting up a breakaway, closed 'Super League' would be barred from entering other competitions. -
Egypt At least 11 killed and close to 100 injured in train crash close to Cairo, Egypt Four wagons of a passenger train bound for Cairo ran off the railway at the city of Banha in Qalyubia province this afternoon, killing at least 11 people and injuring scores of others. -
No Comment Many injured in Egypt's train derailment Egyptians gather around overturned passenger carriages at the scene of a railway accident in the city of Toukh in Egypt's central Nile Delta province of Qalyubiya. -
Spain Spanish police release pictures of 3D-printed gun factory bust in Tenerife Spanish police have released images of a raid on an illegal workshop in Tenerife that was making guns from 3D printers. They also found white supremacist literature and manuals on making explosives. -
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Czech Republic Czech police hunt Russian Salisbury poisoning suspects over deadly 2014 explosion Czech detectives have linked the UK Salisbury poisoning suspects with a deadly blast at an arms depot in the Czech Republic in 2014. -
No Comment Memorial honours victims of 'gun violence epidemic' in the United States Personal items such as childhood photos and toys honour Americans who have lost their lives to gun violence, in an exhibition that opened at the National Building Museum in Washington, DC. -
Serbia 'Clear message': Afghan reflects on court victory against illegal pushback by Serbia border police In December 2020 Serbia's Constitutional Court ruled that border control officers had violated the rights of 17 Afghan refugees they abandoned in a forest in freezing cold temperatures near the Bulgarian border. -
Ukraine Pope Francis voices 'great apprehension' over Russian military buildup near Ukraine The pope has expressed alarm at Russia's military deployment near the Ukrainian border and urged both countries to work towards building 'reciprocal trust'. -
No Comment Germany mourns its 80,000 Covid dead at memorial Germany, represented by Chancellor Angela Merkel and President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, holds a national memorial service in a Berlin concert hall for its nearly 80,000 victims of the coronavirus pandemic. -
Russia Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny to be transferred to hospital, Russian penitentiary service announces France said further EU sanctions on Russia could be imposed while the White House warned of "consequences" if jailed dissident Alexei Navalny's health deteriorates any further. -
No Comment Israelis flock Jerusalem's streets unmasked "We are free, it's a miracle," says a Jerusalem resident as Israelis take one more step towards normalcy and flock the city centre's streets unmasked, after the authorities lifted the outdoor mask mandate. -
Travel News France imposes strict requirements on travellers from Argentina, Chile, South Africa and Brazil New arrivals from Argentina, Chile, South Africa and Brazil must adhere to strict new guidelines that will come into force next Saturday, including a 10-day home quarantine. -
Sci-tech Garden pod provides answer to home working needs An architectural firm in London has created a space that is intended to meet the needs of people who have to work from home during the pandemic. -
France COVID mass vaccination centre in Nice closes early after just 58 people turn up More than 4,000 doses of the AstraZeneca jab were available at the centre this weekend but it closed after a few hours due to low turnout. -
Israel Israel drops outdoor face masks after 61% of citizens get first COVID-19 vaccine shot The Israeli government has removed the obligation to wear a mask outdoors due to a steep fall in covid cases after mass vaccination -
No Comment Bus provides beds for homeless people In Queanbeyan a custom-built bus is offering those with nowhere else to go a warm bed for the night. -
Germany Locals and environment groups in David and Goliath battle over Tesla's Berlin 'Gigafactory' Environmentalists are deeply concerned about the new facility's water consumption and its impact on wetlands, an important source of biodiversity in the region. -
No Comment Italian entertainment workers protest against Covid closures Hundreds of showbiz workers gathered in the centre of Rome to protest against the coronavirus lockdowns that have closed the curtains of theatres, cinemas and live music. -
Iran Iran cautiously optimistic about progress of nuclear deal talks in Vienna The talks in Austria's capital are aimed at bringing the United States back into the world powers' 2015 deal with Tehran on its nuclear programme. -
World News Belarus: Lukashenko claims he foiled US-backed 'coup' as two people are arrested by Moscow The Belarusian President said that it was very "the FBI, the CIA" were "most likely" involved in the alleged plot to assassinate him and his family. -
Earth News This biodegradable faux fur is made from cannabis plants Hemp fur could provide a plastic and animal-free alternative for the fashion industry. -
Destinations A guide to the most seductive neighbourhoods in Europe We visit some of Europe's most famous cities to uncover the most alluring neighbourhoods in the continent. -
World News Fashion industry evolves, as virus forces a rethink The pandemic has forced designers to think outside the box to present their collections. The future could see fashion houses looking East and ditch runway shows. -
Germany Germany commemorates 80,000 COVID-19 victims with national ceremony Chancellor Angela Merkel and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier attended a morning mass on Sunday morning before taking part in a televised ceremony. -
China US and China agree to cooperate on climate crisis with urgency China and the United States are the world’s top carbon polluters, pumping out nearly half of the fossil fuel fumes that are warming the planet’s atmosphere.