My Europe Series How many vaccine doses have arrived in EU countries? The European Commission agreed to enter advance purchase agreements with vaccine developers as part of a vaccine strategy issued in June 2020. The idea behind the agreements was to finance the upfront costs for vaccine manufacturers in exchange for a specified number of vaccine doses. 02/04/2021
World Fake music festival turns out to be April Fool's day joke in Belgium A fake music festival organised via social media and marketing itself as restrictions-free turned out to be a April Fool's day practical joke. But after thousands of party-goers turned up to the Brussels venue, defying current lockdown rules, police was forced to disperse the crowds. 02/04/2021
North Korea North Korean COVID restrictions lead to 'exodus of foreign diplomats' A French diplomatic source slammed the restrictions, labelling them "drastic containment measures". 02/04/2021
World News The top gadgets to come out of the COVID-19 pandemic Devices such as self-cleaning door handles and masks that also filter out pollution have shown how human innovation has triumphed in a year of adversity. 02/04/2021
Netherlands Dutch government will allow 3,500 to attend Eurovision in COVID trial The size of the audience will be dependent on the epidemiological situation at the time, the government has said. 02/04/2021
World News Students ease Bulgaria's health worker shortfall during pandemic Volunteer medical students are working in COVID-19 wards across Bulgaria. 02/04/2021
Europe News Children are the invisible victims of the COVID-19 pandemic, says NGO Eurochild told Euronews that the COVID-19 crisis has exacerbated inequalities among children. 01/04/2021
Hungary Let us into hospitals to show real COVID picture, says Hungary's media A government decree bans journalists from reporting inside hospitals or interviewing health care professionals. Journalists say this risks "exacerbating the epidemic". 01/04/2021
France Macron chose a 'third way' to fight COVID. France is not convinced France' intensive care units are at capacity and new confirmed cases reached over 59,000 on Wednesday but the French leader offered no mean culpa in his televised address. 01/04/2021
Green News Will COP26 have to be postponed again? Some sources say the international climate talks could be pushed back again or see radical changes. 01/04/2021
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Italy Italy's digital divide: One third of students don't have access to online lessons Not having a computer is a major issue when studying at home. And the fact that Italy kept schools shut for longer than many European countries as a result of the pandemic means that many have no option but to home school. 01/04/2021
Spain Evidence suggests children can also suffer from 'Long COVID' "I used to study hard and got very good grades," one 15-year-old sufferer told Euronews. "But now I can't study. I don't retain information." 01/04/2021
World News COVID vaccine rollout 'unacceptably slow' in Europe as cases rise: WHO More than 1.6 million people contracted COVID-19 in WHO Europe's 51 countries last week — the sixth weekly rise in a row. 01/04/2021
World News Is COVID jab diplomacy about values over vaccines in Europe's east? For countries in Eastern Europe, buying vaccines is not just about soft power or geopolitical goodwill — it's about values underlying the programmes. 31/03/2021
France How will Macron choose to fight France's third wave of COVID-19? Despite a strict curfew, France has recorded mounting COVID-19 infections. Emmanuel Macron is expected to address the situation tonight. 31/03/2021
World News UK, US and 12 other nations 'concerned' about WHO COVID origin study Fourteen countries including the UK, US and Denmark shared their "concerns" about the WHO-convened study of the origins of COVID-19, saying experts "lacked access" to complete data. 31/03/2021
World News Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine to be delivered in EU from April 19 The single dose vaccine is already approved in the European Union but the first deliveries are not expected until mid-April. 31/03/2021
World News Pandemic unemployment leaving more without health insurance Elina is a migrant in Austria. She used to work as an English teacher in Vienna. When the pandemic struck she lost her job. Now she is pregnant in a foreign country, without a job and without health insurance. 31/03/2021
United Kingdom New book aims to help people who lost smell and taste due to COVID A cookery book developed with sensory scientists hopes to bring back the joy of cooking for people who have lost their taste or smell due to COVID. 30/03/2021