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World News

How loneliness doesn't just affect the elderly but young people too

Charities and local authorities around Europe are offering support as the loneliness of the coronavirus restrictions for some is compounded by the festive period.

World News

Now that Britain and the EU have a deal, what happens next?

Euronews examines the future of the Brexit process and revisits the turbulent years that took us to a free trade agreement

Turkey

Human rights court orders Turkey to release Kurdish leader Demirtaş

The politician and former presidential candidate has been held in prison on terrorism charges since 2016.

USA

Joe Biden has COVID-19 vaccine on live TV to demonstrate its safety

US president-elect urged all Americans to take the vaccine when it becomes available to them

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United Kingdom

COVID-19 and Brexit: two crises raise British food shortage fears

Retailers say certain fresh food items could run out within the week if cross-Channel trading does not resume soon.

Economy

UK & EU 'still far apart' in post-Brexit trade talks as deadline looms

Negotiators are meeting in Brussels this weekend ahead of a Sunday deadline called by the European Parliament.

Climate Now

Climate Now | Five ways you can help the planet as a citizen scientist

Euronews assembles a panel of climate scientists who need your help to crack the toughest puzzles out there today

World News

US imposes sanctions on NATO ally Turkey over Russian missile purchase

The measures include sanctions and visa bans on officials from the main Turkish defence agency

United Kingdom

'New COVID variant' spreading rapidly in southeast England

Health Secretary Matt Hancock confirms over 1,000 cases of 'new mutation' has caused a faster spread of coronavirus in southeast England, as tighter restrictions are announced in London

Netherlands

Coronavirus: Netherlands begins imposing tough new five-week lockdown

Schools, nonessential shops, museums and gyms close from Tuesday. PM Mark Rutte's announcement prompted a rush of last-minute shopping.

United Kingdom

Assange struggling in 'atrocious' British prison conditions - partner

Three weeks before a verdict on his extradition, supporters say the WikiLeaks founder is being kept in solitary confinement because of a COVID-19 outbreak

United Kingdom

'Strong possibility' that UK-EU trade talks will fail — Boris Johnson

UK Prime Minister says the country should prepare for an "Australia-style" relationship with the EU — his preferred term for a no-deal exit

World News

What is 'real-time bidding' and how does it affect the adverts we see?

Euronews explains how internet users' personal data is shared with advertisers and why campaign groups believe they are being exploited

Netherlands

Cyberattack on EU medicines agency 'accessed data on COVID-19 vaccine'

It said Wednesday's cyberattack accessed documents relating to the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine, which the regulator is in the process of vetting

Business

World economy 'to return to pre-pandemic levels' by 2022 — watchdog

OECD predicts a recovery in 2021, but warns it will depend on effective distribution and cooperation between countries on the coronavirus vaccines

Turkey

Turkey installs 'mask cams' at bus stops to promote face coverings

Commuters not wearing a mask see their face covered with an image of the coronavirus

World News

Europeans find they're HIV positive '3 years after they are infected'

Figures released on World AIDS Day show infection and death rates are falling, but experts warn many people spend years without knowing they are infected.

Turkey

Turkey withdraws contentious research ship to port ahead of EU summit

The Oruç Reis has been conducting exploratory research in the eastern Mediterranean since the summer, despite protests from Greece

World News

Danish Mayfly chosen as 2021's Insect of the Year

The Central European insect is known for a lifespan that lasts only a few days

Iran

Iran vows to retaliate over top nuclear scientist's killing

Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif says there are 'serious indications of [an] Israeli role' in the death of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, who was shot dead on Friday

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