29 April 2021 | Euronews
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France French officials condemn military generals who say country is 'in peril' Prime Minister Jean Castex condemned with the "greatest firmness" a controversial open letter from French generals stating the country is "in peril". -
Europe News Kosovo's PM Kurti fails to commit to negotiation date with Serbia The new prime minister of Kosovo wrapped up two days of meeting in Brussels without committing to a firm date to return for negotiations with Serbia. -
Sport Christoph Metzelder: Former German footballer given suspended sentence for sharing child pornography The former international defender admitted some of the charges against him as his trial began in Dusseldorf. -
World The President of North Macedonia calls for more EU presence in the Balkans "We are the best-prepared candidate in the history of the organisation" - The President of North Macedonia, Stevo Pendarovski, tells Euronews of his country's difficulties in the EU accession process, the Balkans' 'non-paper' and how the country is managing with vaccine supplies. -
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Adventures The Via Dinarica Mega Trail - The Western Balkans' answer to the Alps The Via Dinarica Mega Trail crosses eight countries and offers activities for all kinds of adventurers: hiking, ski touring, kayaking, white water sports and winter sports. It is also home to amazing views and centuries of cultural heritage. -
Work Firefighters in China are using big data to predict fires before they happen Using a system of cameras and sensors, a fire brigade in Guiyang, China, is becoming better prepared to respond to potential fires. -
My Europe Series After four years of Macron, are the French any closer to understanding what he stands for? Macron branded himself as someone who would overcome left-right cleavages but a year away from the presidential elections, some say his brand is still a mystery. -
No Comment German start-up collects dog hair to make high-end clothes A German start-up collects dog hair to make high-end clothes. It is a local production for the moment. -
The Cube Police in India charge man who appealed for oxygen amid COVID crisis Police in the state of Uttar Pradesh said the user had been spreading false rumours and generating "fear" online. -
Cry Like A Boy Podcast | The cost of success: What happens to West African migrants in Europe Some adventurers lose but some succeed. What is the price of this success? This is the story of 18-year-old Guinean Fana, who decided to cross the Mediterranean to get to Europe when he was just 12 years old. -
France Two former Italian left-wing terrorists surrender to French police On Wednesday, French authorities arrested seven former members of the Italian Red Brigades, who were wanted on domestic terrorism charges in the 1970s and 1980s. -
Germany German police arrest disability hospital worker over deaths of four people The four victims were found dead in separate hospital wards by police on Wednesday night. A fifth resident was seriously injured. -
Series Welcome to the family vineyard that survived two world wars Vinarija Vujic, a boutique winery nestled in the Serbian mountains, has lived through many challenges, including the two world wars, communism and the breakup of Yugoslavia. -
No Comment Greek-Orthodox Patriarch performs 'washing of the feet' in Jerusalem The Greek-Orthodox Patriarch of Jerusalem omn Thursday performed the traditional "washing of the feet" ceremony outside the Holy Sepulchre. -
France France eases lockdown as bars, restaurants, museums and cinemas to reopen May 19 President Emmanuel Macron outlined the phasing out of COVID-19 restrictions in an interview with regional newspapers on Thursday. -
Europe News EU Parliament pushes for free PCR tests before launch of green pass The European Parliament wants EU countries to ensure free-of-charge testing and exempt green pass-holders from additional travel restrictions. -
No Comment Deprived of an audience, Paris orchestra plays to the statues of the Musée d'Orsay At the Musée d'Orsay, empty of spectators because of Covid-19, the Orchestre de Paris has recorded a concert that will be broadcast on 1 May. This is an opportunity for conductor Pablo Heras-Casado to fulfil his "mission" by bringing "the museum and music into the home". -
Belarus The push for a free Belarus requires patience and endurance | View More than eight months after the fraudulent elections that sparked massive pro-democracy protests, it is tempting to declare the Belarusian uprising a failure, argues Tatyana Margolin from Open Society Foundations. -
Destinations Paris from the Sky: Photographer captures extraordinary aerial shots of the French capital A new book from Jeffrey Milstein shows a new side of the famous city. -
Tech News Iterable CEO Justin Zhu says he was fired for taking LSD before investor meeting Justin Zhu, CEO of Iterable, said he took small amounts of the illegal psychedelic drug in 2019 to improve his focus and creativity. -
Belarus 'The fate of the country was at stake': Belarus admits to 'excessive' force but stands by response Vladimir Makei, Belarus' foreign minister, sat down with Euronews to discuss anti-government protests, the decline of democracy and relations with Mother Russia. -
Ecotech Is this the world's first biodegradable and compostable plastic? Biodegradable plastics don’t fully degrade when put into compost. But this may change now with a new discovery. -
No Comment COVID positive groom weds bride wearing personal protective equipment As India grapples with the fast spreading coronavirus pandemic, a COVID-19 positive man decided to get married. -
No Comment Black market for oxygen in India amid virus surge In India, where the number of people who have died from COVID-19 has now surpassed 200,000, a black market in oxygen has sprung up. -
Earth News German top court orders government to set post-2030 climate goals The Constitutional Court ruled on Thursday that current legislation doesn't go far enough in ensuring that climate change is limited to acceptable levels. -
Russia 'I'm just a creepy skeleton': Navalny makes first appearance since ending his hunger strike Looking gaunt with a shaved head and blue penal uniform, Navalny confirmed he had resumed eating and said he now weighs 72 kilograms. "I weighed this much in seventh grade," the 44-year-old said. -
Belarus Dutch cyclist arrested after 'trying to enter Belarus illegally' A 48-year-old Dutch citizen was detained by authorities on Sunday after trying to cycle into Belarus from neighbouring Lithuania. -
Climate Are melting glaciers causing the Earth to move under our feet? New research shows that melting glaciers are changing the axis the earth spins on. -
Tech News Can cryptocurrencies adapt to environmental concerns and rule changes? Experts warn evolving rules, environmental concerns and competition from central banks threaten to undermine many of the world's fast-growing crypto assets. -
Sport Real Madrid's Marcelo could miss Champions League match with Chelsea because of election duties Election duties mean Marcelo could be left back in Madrid for Real's Champions League semi-final versus Chelsea in west London. -
World News Europe should stop waiting for the U.S. on climate. It should lead | View European nations have learned that U.S. presidents come and go. Waiting for Washington to institute global change is a fool's errand. -
World News EU slams Russia and China for Western vaccines disinformation campaign Moscow and Beijing's vaccine diplomacy includes "disinformation and manipulation efforts to undermine trust in Western-made vaccines," according to an EU report. -
USA Joe Biden's first 100 days in office. The easy part is likely behind him. Here's a recap of what the US President has achieved in his first 100 days in the Oval Office and what that means for the remainder of his term. -
Money Bank of England is looking into launching 'Britcoin'. How will it compare to existing money? What would the difference be between Britcoin cryptocurrency on your phone and sterling in your pocket? -
United Kingdom UK makes 'devastating' 85% cut to UN family planning agency Britain, traditionally the UNFPA's largest contributor, will donate £23 million this year (€26.5 million) down from an expected commitment of £154 million (€177 million). -
India India sets another global record for daily new virus cases and looks to bolster vaccine rollout India has set a global record for daily new cases for seven of the past eight days. -
Ecotech Clean energy jobs will revive coal communities in Europe, says new WWF report WWF is calling for EU countries to phase out their coal power by 2030 in favour of renewable energy. -
USA America's democracy 'is rising anew', Biden declares in first address to Congress “I can report to the nation: America is on the move again,” he said. “Turning peril into possibility. Crisis into opportunity. Setback into strength.”