20 August 2021 | Euronews
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USA Analysis: How has Biden's handling of Afghanistan gone down in the US? To get an idea of how Biden's words and actions have gone down in the US, Euronews spoke to its stateside reporter Ray Suarez. -
No Comment Troops fire in air to control crowds at Kabul airport Afghan soldiers fired in the air and pushed crowds gathered at the entrance of Kabul airport away as desperate Afghans tried to leave the country in the wake of last week's stunning Taliban takeover. -
Afghanistan Afghanistan is full of disappointment, fear and hopelessness, says UK-based lawyer "Whoever I talk to is not optimistic at all. There is no hope for a better future under Taliban control." -
Health news Why is this Israeli lab 3D printing deadly Glioblastoma tumours? Researchers in Tel Aviv are using MRIs, CT scans and cells from patients suffering from Glioblastoma to 3D print tumours to find new treatments. -
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Tech News Facebook steps up security for Afghan users so they can hide their identities from the Taliban Facebook users in Afghanistan can now lock their accounts with one click amid fears of Taliban reprisals. -
Afghanistan Analysis: Why did Kabul fall so easily into the Taliban’s hands? Euronews' Masoud Imani Kalesar looks at the small print in Afghanistan's recent history to give us some ways to understand the recent developments. -
No Comment Aerial images show residences at Creekside Mobile Home Park destroyed after the Cache fire ripped th Aerial images show residences at Creekside Mobile Home Park destroyed after the Cache fire ripped through the area in Clearlake, California as wildfires continue to burn across the state. The Cache Fire erupted outside California's state capital just a few days ago and covered 54,000 acres by Wednes -
Earth News The climate elections: Voters are warming to Europe's green parties Green politicians are getting into government across Europe - but who are they and what are their aims? -
Turkey Turkey builds a border wall to stop refugees from Afghanistan Turkey will not become Europe's 'refugee warehouse', said President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. -
Poland Political spat leaves Afghans trapped on Polish-Belarusian border A Polish humanitarian group has demanded the group, which includes a teenage girl and several sick people, be allowed to claim asylum in their country. -
The Cube Facebook accused of shifting blame over COVID-19 vaccine misinformation Facebook said this week it had removed over three dozen pages that were spreading online misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines. -
Tech News Elon Musk's satellites beam internet into a remote fishing hamlet in Chile but it's far from perfect Starlink aims to roll out 12,000 satellites as part of a low-Earth orbiting network to provide broadband internet services around the world. -
Spain 52 migrants feared dead after dinghy capsizes off Spain's Canary Islands The sole survivor so far told Spain's Maritime rescue services the boat had left Africa last week carrying 53 people. -
No Comment Friday prayers held in Kabul for first time since Taliban takeover Friday prayers are held at a mosque in the northwest of the capital Kabul - the first after the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan. -
Health news Are you still hesitant about having a COVID vaccine? We put your concerns to the experts Still concerned about getting a COVID vaccine? Euronews Next asked the experts for answers to your questions. -
Estonia Estonia marks 30 years of restored independence, but is their success down to keeping oligarchs out? Entrpreneurism, digitalisation, Schengen and NATO: are these the secrets of success for Estonia, or is it their famous methodical manner? -
Earth News Activists outraged over animal testing backdoor in welfare bill Animal testing for cosmetics could go ahead under new proposals due to confusing legislation. -
World News EU now accepting COVID passes from North Macedonia, Turkey and Ukraine The European Union will accept COVID-19 digital certificates from North Macedonia, Turkey, and Ukraine from Friday. -
My Europe Series Belarus sprinter who ran from Lukashenko tells Euronews about her new life exiled in Poland “I would like to go back to normal, to visit the city and enjoy the summer, but I understand that it is dangerous," Krystsina Tsimanouskaya told Euronews. -
Austria Austrian prosecutors charge first suspect over Vienna terror attack Austrian officials have charged a 25-year-old Chechen man with terrorist offenses, linked to the Vienna attack in November. -
Afghanistan 'Was it all pointless?': Military veterans tormented by Taliban's Afghan takeover Some former soldiers in the West have questioned the purpose of the enormous military sacrifices in the 20-year campaign, as troop withdrawals enabled the Taliban to take control. -
United Kingdom Dominic Raab responds as calls grow for UK foreign minister to resign over Afghan 'negligence' The foreign secretary, on holiday as the Taliban closed on Kabul, is accused of failing to intervene to try to rescue Afghans who had worked for the British. -
No Comment Robot cafe offers new spin on disability inclusion in Tokio At a Tokyo cafe, robots are intended to be more than just a gimmick, offering job opportunities for those who cannot work outside their homes. The robots are remotely controlled by disabled people, who can also communicate with customers via the robot. -
World News EU must stop pre-emptive panic over Afghans coming to Europe | View "Instead of engaging in pre-emptive panic, the EU should ensure member states ... actually implement existing asylum laws and work together to host refugees." -
Tech News Aircraft, night-vision goggles and drones: The US war chest left behind in the hands of the Taliban "Everything that hasn't been destroyed is the Taliban's now," one US official, speaking on the condition of anonymity, told Reuters. -
Travel News Polish region wants to remain an 'LGBT-free' zone despite risking millions in EU funds "LGBT-free zones" seek to ban the promotion of homosexuality and other minority sexual identities, especially in schools. -
Israel Israel announces resumption of Qatari payments to Gaza Israel has reached an agreement with Qatar for the Gulf Arab country to resume aid payments to thousands of families in the Gaza Strip, a step aimed at easing tensions with the Hamas-ruled Palestinian territory in the wake of an 11-day war in May. -
Pakistan Roadside bomb kills 3 during Shiite procession in Pakistan Three people have been killed and dozens injured after a bomb exploded in Punjab province of Pakistan. -
World News 'Terrorism is going to be on the rise again' predicts former NATO official NATO's former deputy assistant secretary-general Jamie Shea says "NATO is going to have to anticipate eventually a shockwave of more terrorist attacks in the United States and Europe." -
Russia Navalny calls for West to crack down on corruption on anniversary of poisoning From his prison cell, where he is spending the first anniversary of his poisoning, Navalny wrote that corruption is "almost invariably one of the main causes of the global challenges that face the west". -
Travel News Why preserving Iraq’s cultural heritage is crucial post-ISIS Iraq's ancient Citadel in Erbil has survived decades of neglect and mismanagement, as well as the threat of occupation by ISIS, to become Iraqi-Kurdistan’s most important cultural site. -
Nature Humiliating and unnatural: The last bears at Hanoi circus have been freed NGO Animals Asia has released a report on the treatment of circus animals, leading to one of the biggest circuses in Vietnam giving up its last performing bears. -
Tech News OnlyFans website to ban 'sexually explicit' content The ban will start Oct. 1 and is the result of requests from banking partners and companies that handle financial transactions, a spokesperson said. -
Germany Merkel urges Putin to free Alexei Navalny and says Germany will 'stay on the case' The German Chancellor met the Russian President in Moscow on the first anniversary of the Kremlin critic's poisoning. -
Afghanistan Fears for trapped Afghans as EU and NATO evacuations run on Experts fear Afghans who worked for NATO countries will be subjected to "torture and execution".