26 August 2021 | Euronews
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Spain Two people killed in apartment building collapse in eastern Spain Two people have died after a three-storey apartment building collapsed in the Spanish coastal town of Peñíscola. -
Kazakhstan At least nine people killed after explosion at ammunition depot in Kazakhstan According to the Kazakh Defence Ministry, a fire at the Soviet-era depot spread quickly to the ammunition, causing several detonations. -
France EU's Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier says he will run in French presidential primary Michel Barnier, the EU's former Brexit negotiator, said he would run in France's presidential election primary. -
World News Who is playing who in this year's Champions League? Holders Chelsea have been drawn in a group with Juventus, Zenit Saint Petersburg and Malmö -
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United Kingdom UK adds six European destinations to quarantine-free travel list All passengers arriving in the UK from Canada, Denmark, Finland, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Switzerland, and the Azores will no longer have to quarantine. -
No Comment Jellyfish flood Crimean shores at peak of tourism season Thousands of jellyfish have invaded the northern coasts of Crimea, when Russian tourists usually flock for the last weeks of the summer. -
Travel News UK travel restrictions update: European countries included in green and red list changes The UK government has just announced changes to the UK travel rules. We take a look at changes to the green and red list countries. -
Musica Benjamin Bernheim stuns at the Salzburg Festival with an intimate recital On stage, the tenor Benjamin Bernheim often incarnates the role of the lover and he remained true to this at his recital at the Salzburg Festival singing songs from Brahms to Britten and praising love to the highest tones. -
United Kingdom Benjamin Mendy: Manchester City defender charged with four counts of rape The French left-back has been suspended by Manchester City “pending an investigation”. -
Moments Plan a holiday with your pet at these dog-friendly destinations Planning a holiday around your pet can be stressful but there are lots of options out there if you want to take your four-legged friend away. -
Italy 'Taliban would have killed me': Afghan on his ordeal fleeing to Italy The man, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said within hours of the Taliban taking power he knew he had to get out. -
Cry Like A Boy Cry Like a Boy: Meet the African musicians using their voices for social change Know more about the five African artists you heard on the Cry Like a Boy podcast, which brought the gripping tales on challenging toxic masculinities in Africa to life. -
Germany German election polls: Who is leading the race to replace Merkel? It's exactly a month until Germany's pivotal election. -
Work Half of US workers favour mandatory COVID vaccines for employees, according to new poll The AP-NORC poll of 1,729 employees finds a similarly favourable sentiment among workers towards masks being required to be worn in the workplace. -
Europe News EU completes evacuation of diplomatic staff from Kabul but keeps 'core team' on the ground The European Union has finalised the evacuation mission from Afghanistan, brining back its diplomatic service together with over 400 Afghan allies and family members. -
Japan Japan suspends use of 1.63 million Moderna vaccines from Spain over contamination fears Officials have asked Moderna to conduct an emergency investigation and told medical institutions to stop using the vaccine produced in Spain. -
Uzbekistan Here's what Uzbekistan's cuisine reveals about its history and culture Uzbekistan’s territory was a central route on the Silk Road, and the people, ideas and goods that travelled through it have intrinsically become part of Uzbekistan’s culture, including its cuisine. -
USA Kabul explosions: 13 US soldiers and 72 Afghans killed in Islamic State suicide bombings The so-called Islamic State carried out two suicide bombings outside Kabul's airport, after warnings from the US, UK and Australia that a terror attack in the area could be imminent. -
World News Clara Ponsatí: Scotland drops extradition proceedings against Catalan MEP A Scottish court has dropped the extradition case of Catalan separatist politician Clara Ponsatí, who is wanted by Spain for "sedition". -
Germany 'Window of opportunity for evacuations is closing', German defence minister says Berlin's efforts to bring nationals home along with Afghans who supported Germany may soon come to an end. -
Italy Italy moves closer to a referendum on legalising euthanasia A petition to legalise euthanasia in Italy has been signed by enough people to hold a referendum on the subject. -
Tech News Bitcoin's value is rallying again. But that's not what matters to most crypto traders The Bitcoin price rally made headlines again this week but what are the trends that actually matter to crypto enthusiasts? -
Afghanistan Afghanistan: Ex-football star says the women and girls left behind are 'so afraid' of Taliban rule “When I call them, they speak in a slow whisper, a sense of despair,” said an Afghan exile, referring to women and girls left behind. -
No Comment Tear gas used to disperse crowd at Kabul airport Large crowds remained around Kabul Airport on Thursday, even as tear gas and fire hoses were used to try and disperse them. -
Spain Spanish club welcomes Afghan wheelchair player who fled home Nilofar Bayat fled Afghanistan after the Taliban took over. The Spanish government were instrumental in her migration. -
No Comment 'French Fire' growing in Northeastern California On Wednesday in eastern California, concern was growing as the French Fire spread near Lake Isabella, a popular destination for fishing and boating. -
Moments Here are the destinations in Europe paying digital nomads to work there Digital nomad on the move in Europe? Here are the places in Europe that will reimburse you to live there. -
Ecotech One of the world's largest floating solar farms opens in Singapore After running out of space on land and rooftops, solar energy islands are being constructed around the city-state. -
Afghanistan Stopping humanitarian aid to Afghanistan 'could spark a catastrophe' "If funding is frozen to anything which is going on in Afghanistan, including the humanitarian operation, that will precipitate a catastrophe here for the Afghanistan people." -
Tech News Meet Xiaoice, the AI chatbot lover dispelling the loneliness of China’s city dwellers Lonely hearts in China are ditching bad romances and finding comfort in the digital embrace of an AI-powered love bot. -
Mobility Maersk brings carbon neutral shipping era closer with €5.95 billion order for greener ships The world’s largest shipping company is replacing vessels reaching their end of life by 2024 as it moves towards becoming a carbon-neutral operation. -
Nature Scientists discover 43 million-year-old fossil of a four-legged whale Did you know amphibian whales used to have four legs? -
No Comment Indigenous rally ahead of Brazil land rights ruling Thousands of Indigenous Brazilians from more than 170 ethnic groups demonstrated in Brasilia, ahead of the Supreme Court's landmark ruling on land rights. -
Ireland Macron speaks about global corporate tax rate in visit to Ireland The OECD's global minimum corporate tax rate of 15% and Afghanistan were on the agenda during Emmanuel Macron's visit. -
Germany Leopard attack on model during German photoshoot leads to animal welfare probe The 36-year-old photo model has not been named, but authorities are investigating the leopard's owner and the conditions in which such animals are kept. -
Afghanistan Afghanistan: Western countries issue terror threat warning for Kabul airport The UK, the US and Australia have warned people to stay away from Kabul airport due to the "high threat" of a terrorist attack. European nations are winding down evacuations.