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Around 325,600 people worked in the air transport sector across the 27 member states during the first three months of the year, down from about 410,000 pre-pandemic.
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Amid inflation and a cost of living crisis, is cash making a comeback?
As prices rise, the UK Post Office has seen record levels of cash withdrawals. But does this mean people are turning more to cash and away from cards?
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Two years ago, COVID triggered a surge in remote work. But now that most restrictions have been lifted, is it here to stay? Not in these countries.
Biden tests positive for COVID again, in rare case of virus 'rebound'
The new positive test comes just a few days after the White House said he had been given the all clear to come out of isolation, and several negative tests.
German life expectancy decreased during COVID years
Average life expectancy in Germany dropped noticeably between 2019 and 2021, the national statistics office has said, a change that it attributes to unusually high numbers of deaths during the coronavirus pandemic.
EU approves use of Bavarian Nordic vaccine against monkeypox
The European Commission approved the use of the drug just days after the WHO called the spread of monkeypox a global health emergency.
Tomorrowland: Belgium's biggest EDM festival returns after pandemic
Tomorrowland is one of the world's largest and most loved EDM music festivals. But why Is this Belgian festival a bucket list destination for all dance music lovers?
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Hotels are open again but there’s no one to run them. What’s the solution to bring hotel staff back?
Urgent warning for Americans following rule change on passports
The unusual policy originally applied to passports which expired on or after 1 January 2020.
COVID-19 debate: What lessons can Europe learn from the pandemic?
Euronews moderated a debate in association with the European Health Parliament initiative's plenary about the COVID-19 pandemic and what we can learn from it.
Europe at 'epicentre' of monkeypox outbreak, WHO says
The World Health Organization has urged countries to share vaccines as monkeypox continues to spread.
I flew for the first time since the pandemic: Here’s what it was like
Euronews Journalist Rosie Frost discusses her apprehension around flying for the first time since COVID-19 hit back in March 2020.
A joyful Spanish pilgrimage is back on the road
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COVID has widened the gap between the world’s richest and poorest
According to Oxfam, 263 million people are predicted to fall into extreme poverty this year. The cost of living crisis is one of the driving factors.
Davos 2022: Is the world ready to fight off the next health crisis?
Preparing the world for another health crisis is a hot topic in Davos this week. Euronews Next spoke to AstraZeneca about lessons learned from COVID.
Monkeypox: What are the dangers of zoonotic diseases?
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North Korea declares first COVID-19 outbreak, imposes strict lockdown
Although the hermit state claimed it successfully kept the virus out for more than two years of the pandemic, experts widely doubt it.