The Cube This social media post on coronavirus is full of misinformation This widely circulated social media post claims to contain coronavirus advice from the respected Johns Hopkins University. It doesn't and it's full of misinformation. 08/04/2020
Italy Italian bridge collapses injuring only one thanks to lockdown One man was injured and another walked away from the scene but on a normal day this could have been a disaster, and thoughts of Genoa prevail. 08/04/2020
Sweden Sweden marks three years since Stockholm terror attack Five people were killed, including an 11-year-old girl, and several others severely injured. 07/04/2020
The Cube WhatsApp put limit on forwarding to slow coronavirus misinformation WhatsApp is aiming to slow down the spread of viral messages with misinformation on the platform amid the coronavirus pandemic. 07/04/2020
View The EU needs to stop funding Viktor Orbán’s emergency rule ǀ View If experiences of a decade of dialogue on the rule of law are any indication, Orbán is unlikely to be halted by diplomatic reminders about good practice during a pandemic. 07/04/2020
Brazil 'A little flu': Brazil's Bolsonaro playing down coronavirus crisis While half of the world’s population remains on lockdown, Jair Bolsonaro is advocating for Brazilians to go back to work. 06/04/2020
Ukraine Forest fires in Chernobyl exclusion zone bring hike in radiation Inspectors said radiation levels were substantially higher than normal as two fires blazed in the largely unpopulated exclusion zone around the site of the 1986 nuclear disaster. 06/04/2020
World People are saying COVID-19 is a cover up for 5G - here's why it's not Theories linking coronavirus and 5G have spread rapidly on and offline, leading to a suspected arson incident on a network mast. But is there any truth to the claims? 04/04/2020
World 'Stay home, idiot!': Neighbours turn on neighbours as lockdown bites Meet the 'balcony police', enforcing the COVID-19 lockdown one obscenity at a time. 03/04/2020
world news Coronavirus: Experts answer your burning COVID-19 questions Every week on Euronews, we're bringing together a panel of leading experts in a variety of fields to answer your coronavirus questions. 02/04/2020
Kosovo Kosovo announces removal of tariffs on Serbian and Bosnian goods But Belgrade says that interim PM Albin Kurti's move is "fake news" and claims that Kosovo has instead increased punitive measures. 02/04/2020
Luxembourg Poland, Hungary and Czech Republic guilty of rejecting refugees - ECJ Poland, Hungary and Czech Republic breached EU law by failing to take in refugees, rules European Court of Justice 02/04/2020
The Cube Debunked: No, lemon in hot water is not a 'cure' for COVID-19 A viral post has been circulating in numerous languages claiming that lemon, baking powder and hot water, can act as a 'cure' for COVID-19. We asked numerous virologists to explain why that's not true. 01/04/2020
no comment Baker makes toilet paper cakes in satirical poke at panic-buyers What started out as a joke on Instagram and Facebook has now become the bakery's lifeline. 01/04/2020
The Cube Debunked: Claims a new virus has emerged from China are false Misleading rumours have been spreading on social media about a virus that has been known since the 1950s. 01/04/2020
The Cube Viber messaging platform is latest to counter COVID-19 misinformation Viber has become the latest platform to team up with WHO and create a 'chatbot' where people can ask the most commonly asked questions about the coronavirus pandemic. 31/03/2020
World Could the coronavirus pandemic lead to mass surveillance in Europe? Life has been upended across Europe. But the coronavirus pandemic has opened up a key question: where is the balance between privacy and public health during this crisis? 31/03/2020
