4 September 2021 | Euronews
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Serbia Austria and Serbia vow to stop Afghan refugees entering Europe Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz said that Afghanistan's neighbouring countries should accept refugees instead. -
Afghanistan Flights take off from Kabul airport in first since US pullout The airport has become a symbol of what the Taliban can do and whether or not they can operate infrastructure, Euronews correspondent in Kabul Anelise Borges reports. -
World News England plans to introduce new laws to halt rising trend in animal theft Lawmakers in England plan to introduce new laws which take a tougher line on pet abduction following a sharp increase in cases of unscrupulous thefts -
No Comment Denmark celebrates the end of COVID-19 restrictions with flower festival at Tivoli park Tivoli being the second oldest amusement park in the world was during covid a place to go outside. It is the first time in the 178 year old history of Tivoli, that Tivolis new CEO Susanne Mørch Koch, opens an official Garden & Flower Festival -
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No Comment World first as aeroplane flies through tunnel at 245 km/h to set World Records Italian pilot Dario Costa clears Turkey’s dual Çatalca Tunnels in under 44 seconds -
Spain Spanish rescuers pull 208 migrants from boats in sea and ocean The rescue operation adds to Spain's rise in arrivals of people who risked a perilous seaborne journey to reach Europe. -
No Comment Manville residents' painful losses after Ida's impact The whole town was flooded as a result of the remnants of Hurricane Ida, and it took 24 hours for the waters to recede. It caused significant damage to homes, businesses and vehicles -
Germany Berlin's 17th festival of lights highlights environmental challenges The festival has transformed the city's landmarks — the Brandenburg Gate, the TV Tower and the Cathedral — with very inventive illuminations. -
Afghanistan Formation of Afghan government delayed as fighting continues in Panjshir Euronews reports from Afghanistan as fighting continues in the Panjshir Valley, the last region not under Taliban control. -
Turkey Collision between train and minibus leaves 6 dead in Turkey Six people died and seven more were injured when a minibus and a train crashed at a railroad crossing in the northwestern Tekirdag province. -
No Comment Migrant camp near Paris dismantled and people evacuated by bus Around 1,000 homeless people, mainly migrants, who had been camped out since Wednesday in front of the Ile-de-France prefecture in Paris demanding accommodation, were evacuated at dawn and "sheltered" by local authorities -
Italy Chilean Director Pablo Larraín's new take on Diana premieres at Venice "Spencer" is part comedy, part tragedy and even part gothic horror but what it isn't is historically strictly accurate. -
No Comment Berlin celebrates the Festival of Lights One of the largest open air art galleries in the world returned on Friday as the German capital of Berlin hosted its annual Festival of Lights display for the 17th time -
Tech News Tinder for networking: Tabler is the new COVID-era app that young people are using to meet The COVID pandemic has changed how we interact. The creators of Tabler are looking to ease you back into socialising. -
Money In a crumbling economy, Venezuela’s cheap electricity is a blessing for its Bitcoin miners Undeterred by power cuts and slow internet speeds, one Caracas-based company is taking advantage of low kilowatt rates to mine Bitcoin. -
Earth News Can the US and China cooperate on climate change ahead of COP26? Relations between the two countries are tense, but there's hope that environmental issues may bring them together. -
New Zealand New Zealand vows anti-terror laws change after supermarket attack Authorities say Friday's knife attack by an ISIS supporter has highlighted deficiencies in New Zealand's anti-terror laws. -
Nature Swimming in sewage: How can we fix Europe’s smelly rivers? Europe’s cities are struggling to keep untreated sewage out of their rivers, and the impacts of climate change are making it worse. But one company has come up with a solution. -
Moments Meet Persephone, the robot tour guide at Greece's Alistrati Cave who can speak 33 languages Persephone, a robot who speaks 33 languages, is the latest addition to the tour guide team at the Alistrati Cave in Greece.