29 August 2021 | Euronews
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Tech News Tech this week: Tim Cook's $750m Apple bonus, latest Tesla Autopilot crash, Microsoft leak fixed Apple's Tim Cook banked a $750 million bonus, Tesla is under renewed scrutiny after another Autopilot incident and more in this week's tech round-up. -
World News Serbian director Stefan Arsenijevic takes top prize at Czechia’s Karlovy Vary film festival Serbian film director Stefan Arsenijevic won the Crystal Globe in the main competition with “As far As I Can Walk”, or "Strahinja" in the original version, an epic film about migration and love. -
Germany Numbers down at anti-covid restriction demos in Germany and France Several thousand people have taken to the streets of Berlin to protest against the German government’s anti-covid restriction measures. -
No Comment Hundreds take to Berlin streets to protest coronavirus restrictions Despite an official ban on protests, demonstrators marched through Berlin city center in various groups against the current measures being imposed by the German government. -
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Moments Mount Etna: Everything you need to know about hiking up one of the world’s most active volcanoes Planning a holiday in Sicily? Here’s everything you need to know about climbing Mt Etna, one of Europe’s most active volcanoes. -
Greenland Scientists have accidentally discovered a new island in the Arctic `The tiny island may not be around very long. -
No Comment Taliban special forces unit guards Kabul streets A Taliban special forces unit patrols and guards Kabul streets as suicide bomb threats hang over the final phase of the US military's airlift operation, with US President Joe Biden warning another attack is highly likely before the evacuations end -
No Comment Humpback whales arrive at Colombia's Pacific coast to mate From July to October, humpback whales return to the warm tropical waters of Colombia's Pacific coast where they were born, to start their mating ritual. -
Afghanistan British ex-marine leaves Afghanistan with 200 dogs, cats but no local staff Paul “Pen” Farthing's mission to rescue the animals has gripped and divided the UK. -
No Comment Naked cycle in Amsterdam for bike safety awareness Dozens of naked cyclists take to Amsterdam's streets to protest the use of cars polluting the environment and to create awareness for cyclist safety during this year's annual World Naked Bike Ride. -
Iraq In Iraq, Macron visits mosques and churches in the ruins of Mosul Macron visited the city that was held by ISIS for almost five years. -
Health news Two people have died in Japan after shots from suspended Moderna COVID vaccines The Japanese government had suspended the Moderna vaccine earlier this week over concerns of contaminants in 1.63 million vaccine doses. -
USA Hurricane Ida winds already 150 mph ahead of Louisiana landfall Hurricane Ida arrived on the 16th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, which devastated Louisiana and Mississippi in 2005. -
Climate ‘Most toxic air in the UK’: Why is this London neighbourhood covered in dust? Thick layers of sand settle on roads and pavements in Silvertown, London. So where is this dust coming from and why is nothing being done about it? -
World News Avocados and ice cream blasted into space for hungry astronauts SpaceX also sent 8,000kg of other supplies and a human-sized robotic arm.