22 April 2021 | Euronews
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Russia Navalny hails rallies as doctors urge him to end hunger strike Imprisoned Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny said he felt "pride and hope" after learning about the mass protests held across Russia on Wednesday. -
Russia Four unusual Russian designers at Russia Fashion Week The organisers of Russia Fashion Week are not trying to keep up with Paris and Milan. Their main aim is to find young talent. -
The Cube Climate misinformation shifts focus from denial to extreme weather events "There’s a shift in tactics. Now it’s softer forms of denial and efforts to diminish the impacts of climate change,” Penn State climate scientists Michael Mann said. -
Economy Portugal becomes first EU country to submit its pandemic recovery plan Prime Minister António Costa announced the plan's submission via Twitter on Thursday morning. -
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World News UK wants to introduce vaccine passports by mid-May Prime Minister Boris Johnson has indicated he wants them to be ready by May 17th. -
South Korea Belgian ambassador to South Korea apologises for wife's attack video The diplomat's wife had been accused of shoplifting by two store employees before the incident. -
France France to lift domestic travel restrictions from May 3, says Prime Minister Jean Castex "The peak of the third wave of the pandemic seems to be behind us," said Prime Minister Jean Castex as he outlined the first steps of lockdown easing. -
Cult Museum offers historic insight into Azerbaijani carpet weaving Carpet weaving is one of Azerbaijan's most ancient arts, dating back to the Bronze Age - explored in this edition of Cult on Euronews. -
My Europe Series How war is making water a scarce resource in eastern Ukraine As a consequence of the war, thousands of Ukrainians have no access to clean drinking water. They rely on NGOs for water deliverances, as the pipelines have been tangled up in the seemingly endless fighting on the eastern front. -
No Comment India posts global record of 315,000 daily Covid cases India posted a global record of almost 315,000 new Covid infections on Thursday as hospitals in New Delhi sent out desperate warnings that patients could die without fresh oxygen supplies -
World News EU plays down claim that a legal case has been launched against AstraZeneca Irish health minister Stephen Donnelly said the European Commission would take legal action against the vaccine producer, but Brussels played down the claim. -
Musica Plácido Domingo's glittering gala wows at the Bolshoi A glittering evening with sweeping arias and touching duets - Plácido Domingo recently united inspiring artists on the historic stage of the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow for a special gala. All in this week's Musica on Euronews. -
Denmark Why did Denmark ditch the AstraZeneca vaccine? The Scandinavian country became the first in Europe to ditch the jab, despite the European Medicines Agency insisting the benefits of the vaccine outweigh the risks. -
Netherlands Seven injured in stabbing at Dutch asylum-seekers centre A suspect has been arrested after seven people were injured in a stabbing incident at an asylum-seekers centre in the Netherlands. -
World News Out of this world! French cuisine set to be served up in space Dishes include lobster with quinoa and dehydrated Breton seaweed, and salmon and eggplant. -
Sweden Former Swedish LGBT activist convicted of raping and sexually assualting migrants A former employee of a Swedish LGBT organisation was convicted of raping four migrants and two more charges of sexual assault. -
No Comment Russian Communists celebrate Lenin's 151st birthday Russia's Communist Party paid homage at the mausoleum of Soviet leader Vladimir Lenin in Moscow's Red Square on Thursday to mark what would have been his 151st birthday -
France Malaysian police search for conspiracy theorist linked to kidnapping of French girl France has issued an international arrest warrant for the suspect who allegedly helped organise eight-year-old Mia's abduction on April 13. -
Work How remote working is leading to more men in Japan embracing make-up Make-up has long been a key element of female beauty routines. But in Japan, more and more men are embracing it to transform the way they look. -
Ecotech Cow burps are being used to offset our carbon emissions This company is turning cow burps into carbon credits to make agriculture greener. -
Greece Turkey doesn't accept international law over eastern Mediterranean, Greece's FM tells Euronews Turkey doesn't accept international rules when it comes to exploratory drilling for gas in the eastern Mediterranean, Greece's foreign minister has told Euronews. -
No Comment Chinese artist presents work to mark Earth Day Chinese performance artist Kong Ning dressed in a gown made of red balloon lips on Thursday to draw attention to environmental causes on Earth Day -
World News Euro area debt soars to 98% of GDP amid COVID-19 crisis, says Eurostat Public debt and deficit surged last year across the EU as governments borrowed massively to mitigate the impacts of pandemic lockdowns. -
Norway Norway loans all 216,000 AstraZeneca doses to Sweden and Iceland Norway's Health Ministry said the doses would be returned if the country resumed use of the AstraZeneca jab. -
How is Dubai keeping tourists and residents safe? From arrival to departure, Dubai has got you covered every step of the way. -
Taste A dessert fit for the desert Jessical Préalpato talks about the pressures of being labelled the World’s Best Pastry Chef and gender equality within the restaurant industry as she is commissioned to create a special dessert for the France Pavilion at Expo 2020. -
Series This is the world's most expensive cheese and you won't believe what it's made from Watch Eva zu Beck visit an animal reserve in Serbia where ‘pule’ is made - a cheese that costs €1,000 per kilo. -
World News 'I’d aged 30 years': Long COVID sufferers describe debilitating symptoms Long COVID has left people suffering with ongoing symptoms like extreme fatigue and brain fog. -
Belgium EU's new artificial intelligence law risks enabling Orwellian surveillance states | View "The list of exceptions to the already narrow prohibition leaves ample room for the use of biometric technologies to watch and monitor us," writes Sarah Chander at European Digital Rights. -
Cry Like A Boy Where black women stand in feminism and patriarchy | View "As the writer Gatra Kilomba says, the black woman is the other of the other, that is, the white woman." #CryLikeaBoy -
Russia Russia says it is withdrawing its large deployment of troops near Ukraine's border Russia announced its military exercises on the border with Ukraine were over, and would be withdrawing the enormous build-up of troops that had been heavily criticised by Western powers. -
No Comment Friend of George Floyd “happy and sad” after the verdict George Floyd’s former roommate, Alvin Manago, pays tribute to his friend in Minneapolis one day after the conviction of Derek Chauvin -
Russia What's it like organising a fashion week amid a pandemic? Most of the shows at Moscow's Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Russia take place offline. According to the organisers, in order not to become breeding grounds for the virus, they had to implement a strict sanitary code and radically limit the number of participants. -
Germany COVID-19: Germany to buy 30 million doses of Russia's Sputnik V vaccine pending regulator approval The agreed purchase will be made pending the vaccine's approval by the European Medicines Agency, a German minister has said. -
No Comment Russian army holds large-scale drills in Crimea The main stage of military drills of Russia's Southern Military District and Airborne Troops is taking place at the Opuk training ground in Crimea, the country's Defense Ministry reported on Thursday -
World News Global climate summit: US targets 50% emissions cut by 2030 The Biden administration announced a new target in reducing US greenhouse gas emissions - at least a 50% cut by 2030, compared to 2005 levels. -
Italy Naples' San Gregorio Armeno: Street's artisans at risk due to lack of tourism COVID-19 pandemic restrictions are proving costly to shops and businesses worldwide - but in Naples, they may be fatal to artisan workshops in the street of San Gregorio Armeno. -
Climate Dirty secrets of renewable energy revealed as ‘Bright Green Lies’ Bright Green Lies shows the shocking cost of ‘environmental’ solutions this Earth Day. -
India COVID-19: India shatters global case record with 314,000 infections reported in a day The enormous number of new cases comes as major hospitals warn of oxygen running out - and many more in search of beds. -
Indonesia Search underway for Indonesian submarine thought to have sunk too deep Indonesia’s navy and neighbouring countries’ rescue ships are searching for a submarine that went missing during a training exercise with 53 people on board. -
World News Child-led court case will scrutinise Europe's climate response | View Four children and two young adults from Portugal have brought a case against dozens of European governments over their climate crisis responses. -
Iran US lays out potential sanctions relief for Iran during talks about the nuclear deal Three groups of sanctions have been presented: those the US is prepared to lift, those it is not, and those that require further study. -
Andorra Andorra summit: Latin American leaders call for better distribution of coronavirus vaccines The region has been disproportionately hit by the pandemic, accounting for nearly 30% of the world's COVID-19 deaths. -
Italy Nice attack: Albanian man suspected of providing arms to attacker arrested in Italy The suspect has been identified as Endri Elenzi and is alleged to have provided arms for the 2016 attack. -
World News European Super League chief Perez says project is on 'standby' Florentino Perez said the football clubs who originally joined the ESL will continue to find a way to make the league work. -
Armenia Joe Biden 'preparing to formally recognise the Armenian genocide' Such a move would further cool relations between the US and Turkey - although one official said Biden could still change his mind.