26 April 2021 | Euronews
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USA US to share AstraZeneca shots with world after safety check The US will export as many as 60 million doses in the coming months, the White House said Monday. -
Turkey Turkey announces strictest coronavirus lockdown so far amid surge of infections The new coronavirus measures will be the strictest implemented in Turkey since the beginning of the pandemic. -
World What will the world look like after the pandemic? Three experts from the fields of global history, social science and economics give their insight into recovery after the pandemic, if and how it will change our lives and how coronavirus compares to previous fast-spreading diseases known to man. -
World News Rescuers find 17 dead, save 3 from migrant boat off Spain's Canary Islands Spanish rescuers found seventeen people dead and managed to save three on a migrant boat off the island of El Hierro. -
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Europe News Brussels steps up pressure on Serbia over Kosovo talks Serbian President Alexander Vučić was in Brussels on Monday to meet with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. -
World News COVID putting millions at risk of other vaccine-preventable diseases, says WHO Global vaccine programmes need protection to avoid mass outbreaks of diseases other than COVID-19, the World Health Organization has warned. -
Ocean What is aquaculture and can it prevent overfishing? We’re eating more fish than ever. 144 million tonnes of it per year. But, we’re not actually catching more fish. How is that possible? The answer is aquaculture. -
The Cube Twitter obliges as India asks for the removal of critical COVID posts The removed tweets were published by journalists, opposing politicians, lawmakers as well as other prominent figures. -
Europe News EU's legal action against AstraZeneca: Why now? How will it play out? When will there be a ruling? After months of accusations and criticism, Brussels has today revealed it's taking AstraZeneca to court. -
No Comment Italian bars, restaurants, cinemas and concert halls reopen after months of closure For the first time in months, Italians were finally able to enjoy the simple pleasure of eating in a restaurant on Monday. -
No Comment Turkey's bird paradise welcomes annual Pink flamingo migration Turkey's bird paradise welcomes annual Pink flamingo migration -
No Comment Activist in coronavirus mask urges Indians to protect themselves A man dressed like the coronavirus tries to convince fellow Indians to wear masks in a crowded market in India's eastern city of Siliguri. -
World News Military spending rises worldwide despite COVID-19 pandemic Defence expenditure was up by 4 per cent in Europe in the first year of the pandemic. -
Europe News Ethiopia 'closing in on itself' amid pressure to end fighting Ethiopia has been locked in a regional conflict between government forces and the former ruling party, the Tigray People's Liberation Front, for months now. -
India India keeps breaking the global record of daily COVID cases - how did it get this bad? Experts believe India won't reach the peak of this COVID wave until the second week of May, by which time there could be more than half a million cases a day. -
Cyprus Erdogan is the only one that can restart Cyprus peace talks | View "The only party that can turn the climate on its head and lead to a restart of negotiations in Geneva is Turkey and President Erdogan," says expert Alexandros Zachariades. -
Bulgaria Fresh elections likely in Bulgaria as opposition fails to form government Prime Minister Boyko Borissov's centre-right party won the most seats in this month's election but fell well short of a majority. -
World Austrian postal service tests delivery option where parcels are placed inside customers' homes With in-home delivery systems, if the customer is not home, the recipient gives the post office worker permission to enter the property and leave the package. -
Smart Regions How a small town became a modern transport hub in southern France In this week's Smart Regions, Euronews finds out how Gardanne's new transport hub is helping the region to thrive and easing the commute of thousands of passengers. -
Italy How does Italy plan to spend its €222bn share of COVID recovery cash? The country has the biggest share of the European Union's €750 billion pandemic recovery fund. -
Ecotech Oxygen has been created on Mars for the first time in space history What could this fascinating breakthrough mean for the future of human space habitation? -
Tech News Turkish lira falls to near record low rattled by poor US relations and rates policy Turkey's lira slid on Monday to near record lows as relations with the US cooled and the new central bank chief warned against the prospect of raising rates. -
My Europe Series Can a new round of UN peace talks solve the decades-old Cyprus conflict? The Cyprus conflict has been known as "the graveyard of diplomats". Will the new round of UN-mediated talks next week be any different? -
Ukraine Thirty-five years after Chernobyl, what's the future of nuclear energy in the EU? The 1986 catastrophe didn't stop the growth of nuclear energy, but renewables are making the world less and less dependent on it. -
United Kingdom BRIT Awards bring 4,000 music fans together with no masks and no distancing A number of gatherings have been given the go-ahead for spectators to attend as part of the UK government’s research into safely restarting large events. -
Iran Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe sentenced to additional year in Iranian jail Her lawyer Hojjat Kermani said her second charge was over her 2009 participation in a protest in front of the Iranian Embassy in London. -
Czech Republic Czech president 'casts doubt over' Russian involvement in deadly blast The statement came just over a week after the Czech government said it suspected that two Russian agents were behind the deadly explosion at an ammunition factory. -
Europe News EU begins legal action against AstraZeneca over 'breach of contract' "The company has not been in the position to come up with a reliable strategy to ensure the timely delivery of doses," said a European Commission spokesperson. -
Money The world's first fully Bitcoin-enabled community is being built on this small Caribbean island Using cryptocurrencies to buy everything from villas to beers, the island of Bequia is set to become home to a fully Bitcoin-enabled community. -
World News Undersea rail tunnel aims to transform Helsinki and Tallinn into one metropolitan area Currently linked only by ferry, the project aims to bring Helsinki and Tallinn together into a single metropolitan area. -
Nature Meet the wild swimmers fighting a war against waste in British waters Lakes of litter, waves of waste and rivers of rubbish are being cleared by these brave British swimmers. -
No Comment Ukraine remembers 1986 Chernobyl disaster Ukrainians lit candles and laid roses on Monday to commemorate those who died after the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster. -
Russia Russian court orders Alexei Navalny's anti-corruption foundation to suspend activities Earlier this month, the Moscow prosecutor's office had asked the court to declare FBK as an extremist group and its staff as extremists. -
Ecotech This is the algorithm that could save elephants from extinction The beloved species is being protected by artificial intelligence. -
Turkmenistan Turkmenistan observes new state holiday honouring Alabay dog breed The dog is to be celebrated on the same day the Central Asian country lauds its Akhla-Teke horse. The two animals are seen as a source of national pride. -
Travel News Vaccinated US tourists will be allowed to visit the EU this summer Here's what we know so far on the conditions US travellers will have to meet to travel to the European Union in Summer 2021. -
Culture Series In pictures: What does Chernobyl look like now? We bring you exclusive photos of what the Chernobyl exclusion zone looks like 35 years on from the nuclear disaster. -
India First shipments of foreign aid arrive in India as it grapples with COVID surge For the fourth straight day, India on Sunday set a global daily record of new coronavirus infections (349,691), spurred by an insidious new variant that emerged here. -
Nature Scotland could become the world’s first ‘rewilding nation’. How did they get here? Environmental groups in Scotland are encouraging politicians to make big commitments to recover nature. -
USA Oscars 2021: 'Nomadland' is big winner, Anthony Hopkins wins best actor Chloe Zhao won Best Director and Best Picture while her leading actress, Frances McDormand secured her third Oscars. Anthony Hopkins and Daniel Kaluuya also walked away with a golden statuette.