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Nurses on COVID-19 frontline 'need more mental health support'
Nurses need more support to cope mentally with the #COVID-19 pandemic, says Howard Catton, who heads up the International Council of Nurses.
Putin orders work return amidst record pandemic figures
Russian President Vladimir Putin's call to end what he describes as the 'non-working period' is drawing sharp criticism from his political opponents.
Putin said orders to remain at home would end this week for most of the country’s workforce – despite a record increase in new coronavirus figures.
Expert's doubt over COVID-19 antibody tests and 'immunity passports'
A Paris-based based immunology expert has told Euronews he has doubts about the effectiveness of COVID-19 antibody tests and so-called immunity passports.
Differing approaches in UK and France despite COVID co-operation vow
Near neighbours the UK and France diverge over lockdown despite a joint statement on close co-operation over COVID-19.
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Denmark and Norway further relax COVID-19 restrictions
After introducing lockdowns early, Denmark and Norway are now further easing restrictions.
Coronavirus in your eyes: risk is higher due to strength of strain
Researchers based in Hong Kong say that COVID-19 infection via the eyes is a greater risk than before because it is stronger than previous coronaviruses - but hand hygiene rather than protective eyewear still remains paramount.
EU foreign policy chief wants more federalised healthcare approach
Josep Borrell, the European Union Minister for Foreign Affairs, has told Euronews that the COVID-19 pandemic has made health a security issue - and a more federalised approach is now called for.
Dogs in Corsica in COVID-19 emergency service detection trials
Firefighters in Corsica are conducting trials to see if dogs could detect the COVID-19 virus in infected people.
Scientists in Belgium cautiously hail COVID-19 antibody breakthrough
Scientists at a Research Institute in Belgium have announced what may turn out to be a significant milestone in the fight against COVID-19.
Security expert believes Erdogan may have 'overplayed hand' over Syria
An international security expert believes Turkish President Erdogan may have overplayed his hand in the ongoing conflict in Syria.
France calls on US to 'come to its senses' on digital tax retaliation
The French Finance Minister has warned the United States against retaliatory tariffs in response to the French Digital Tax.
The US Trade Representative is holding a public hearing on Tuesday to discuss a response; it's already condemned the French measures as protectionist.
Rijeka will be 'beacon of diversity' during Capital of Culture tenure
The mayor of Rijeka says his city will live up to its 'Port Of Diversity' billing despite the more conservative nature of Croatia during the Adriatic port city's tenure as joint European Capital of Culture. Rijeka is sharing the honour with Galway in the Irish Republic.
British expat in Spain 'frustrated' as 15 year rule bars her from vote
60% of all British nationals resident in EU countries will be unable to vote in the UK's 2nd General Election in three years, which takes place on Thursday. They are barred from doing so because of a 2002 law which prevents people voting after 15 years.
Climate protests across Europe as COP25 summit enters second week
Madrid, Paris, Brussels and London are among the European capitals to host climate change protests
Watch back: Change in leadership at top of European Union
Donald Tusk is replaced as President of the European Council by former Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel.
MEPs back 'climate emergency' resolution to up Europe's game
It's official - it's a climate emergency. At least according to the EU.
UK's Labour Party puts Brexit on backburner in election manifesto
The left-wing Labour party, in contrast to the Conservatives, is de-emphasising Brexit and concentrating instead on domestic issues in its newly-released manifesto.
Greek migrant plan won't end 'inhumane' conditions — aid group
Medecins Sans Frontieres says plans by Greece for new migrant facilities amount to the creation of detention centres.
Severe weather persists as anger rises in flood-damaged Venice
The queen of the Adriatic is drowning. Climate change has been cited but what about corruption?
Italian flood warnings spread beyond Venice to Pisa and Florence
In Pisa, in north-western Italy, 170 paratroopers were deployed to bolster the city's flood defences.
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