COVID-19: EU leaders fail to agree on common financial response

We are asking MEPs to invite us into their homes during self-isolation to see how they continue their parliamentary work far from Brussels.

Bookstores are one of the exceptions amid Belgium's shop shutdown.

The EU is looking at different ways of how to help businesses and workers weather the economic storm created by coronavirus uncertainty.

NGOs and MEPs are calling on the EU to act to prevent an outbreak of novel coronavirus in overcrowded camps in Greece.

High level EU meetings have moved online to keep leaders at a safe distance amid the coronavirus pandemic but they could fall foul to security breaches.

The EU Commission welcomes measures by the likes of Netflix, YouTube and Disney to manage the surge in demand amid the coronavirus pandemic.

European Commissioner Ylva Johansson says there are problems to be solved in how the EU deals with with the crisis as a unit, but that member states are willing to work together, despite several countries taking unilateral decisions in previous days.

Forests in Belgium are feeling the effects of climate change, experts have told Euronews.

Self-isolation has prompted many people to use their skills to support the battle against the novel coronavirus.

"In four weeks, when we will be all on the streets again, we risk another peak," said an anaesthetist, calling for a longer lockdown in Belgium.

The coronavirus has so far tested health care systems and economies. But if borders continue to close, it will be a test for the single market, too.

Belgium has been without a government since elections in May 2019. But coronavirus has helped focus minds.

While certain breakthroughs on women's rights following #METOO are celebrating among feminists, Inna Shevchenko continues to fight the patriarchy with activist group FEMEN, as she says, around the world, women's rights are continually under attack.