6 September 2021 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Brexit: EU warns no renegotiation possible as UK delays Northern Ireland border checks again Brussels and London have been at loggerheads over the implementation of the Northern Ireland Protocol — which both parliaments agreed to — since their divorce came into force on January 1. -
Germany German companies accused of profiting from forced Uighur Muslim labour in China The allegations have been dismissed by the companies named, which include Aldi, Lidl, Hugo Boss and C&A. -
Russia Russia blocks access to 'Smart Voting' website linked to Alexei Navalny Russia's communications watchdog has blocked access to a voting website linked to jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny over its ties to "extremist organisations". -
Brazil Brazilian football legend Pele says apparent colon tumor removed but feels well Pele has been in hospital for six days with an undisclosed health issue, according to Brazilian media. -
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No Comment Taliban cover murals on the security wall around Kabul The Taliban have started to work to change the face of Afghanistan and while the group insists they’re no longer the brutal force that ruled this place in the 90s, -
No Comment Exhibition depicts how modern life might be viewed in 1000 years time In St. Petersburg, a new art exhibition allows people of the future to look back and reflect on our world today in the classical setting of Ancient Greece and Rome. -
No Comment Gazans celebrate escape of six Palestinians from Israeli prison Gazans celebrate the escape of 6 Palestinian prisoners from an Israeli prison in northern Israel through a tunnel dug beneath a sink, triggering a massive manhunt for the group that includes a prominent ex-militant. -
Moments 11 once-in-a-lifetime experiences to add to your travel bucket list From watching air balloons in Turkey to viewing the Northern Lights through a glass roof in Finland, here are 11 unforgettable trips abroad. -
Poland Migrants stuck at Poland-Belarus border facing ‘dire conditions’, says UN migration agency The UN migration agency says it is concerned by “dire conditions” facing migrants who have been stranded for weeks at the border between Poland and Belarus. -
Greece Greece appoints former EU commissioner to lead new climate ministry after wildfires Greece has appointed the former Cypriot EU commissioner Christos Stylianides to head the country's new climate crisis and civil protection ministry. -
France New Wave icon and French 'national treasure' Jean-Paul Belmondo dies at 88 French film star Jean-Paul Belmondo has died at the age of 88 -
Europe News Afghanistan crisis is a 'massive defeat' for NATO but an opportunity for EU, says Timothy Garton Ash The Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan makes the case for the EU's strategic autonomy, historian Timothy Garton Ash tells Euronews. -
Health news More than 200 medical journals call for emergency action on 'catastrophic' climate change Editors of the world's leading medical journals joined together to release a climate change warning ahead of crucial UN and international summits. -
Afghanistan Another week to get Kabul airport up and running, officials say "There has been extensive damage to various parts of the airport, including utilities," officials told Euronews. -
Health news This technology can predict early Alzheimer’s with near 100% accuracy Approximately 24 million people are affected by Alzheimer’s worldwide and that number is expected to double due to the ageing population. -
Netherlands 'I couldn't stop crying': Relatives of MH17 crash victims speak in court "I saw the wreckage, bodies, personal effects, I could not stop crying until I woke up screaming," said Ria van der Steen, who lost her father and stepmother in the crash -
Series Saint Petersburg in summer: magic and inspiration for travellers Experience the magic of Saint Petersburg in summer with its warm days, light nights and countless modern recreational activities to enjoy. -
Poland Olga Safronova: Poland grants humanitarian visa to second Belarusian athlete Olga Safronova was barred from competing in the Tokyo Olympics after criticising state authorities over the health of one of her horses. -
Tech News Cloud, AI, IoT: How deep tech is changing the way your health is managed The use of technology in healthcare accelerated during the COVID-19 pandemic and global healthcare company Philips says this is just the beginning. -
Denmark ‘Enormous’ treasure trove of sixth century gold found in Denmark One of the biggest treasure troves ever found in Denmark has been discovered in the southwest of the country. -
Health news Controversial Texas abortion law tip site goes offline as webhost GoDaddy refuses to host it The website allowing users to report abortion patients to Texas authorities went offline after hosting company GoDaddy said it violated its terms. -
No Comment Festival reenacts everyday lives of the Vikings The everyday life of the Vikings has been recreated at festival in the east of England. Participants had a go at battle reenactments, tool making, cooking and music - turning history books into reality. -
No Comment Valencia celebrates Las Fallas festival for first time since pandemic The annual Las Fallas festival, held in Valencia for the first time since the pandemic put the tradition on hold, ends with the burning of statues -- called "fallas", and fireworks. -
United Kingdom European news sites targeted by pro-Kremlin propaganda campaigns, says report The websites have been hit by what researchers call a “major influence operation”, via reader comment sections on news stories. -
Health news England's clubbers will need COVID vaccine passports to access nightlife from end of September The UK's vaccines minister confirmed the new rule would affect nightclubs and other crowded indoor venues from the end of this month. -
Climate Europe will miss its 2030 climate goal by 21 years at current pace A study by the Enel Foundation says we won't be hitting our emissions reduction target until 2051 at our current rate. -
Belarus Belarusian political activist Maria Kolesnikova given 11-year jail term Kolesnikova was a key figure of the Belarusian opposition in last year's disputed presidential election. -
Afghanistan Watch: ‘We need boots on the ground’ to remove terror threat, says Tony Blair “Counter-terrorism on its own will not remove an entrenched threat”, said Blair, as he reflected on the fall of Afghanistan to the Taliban. -
World News Germany must engage with Taliban to continue evacuations, says Merkel "Of course we have to talk to them because they are the ones one needs to talk to now," said Merkel. -
Mobility Euronews Debates | What's the future for personal cars? Watch again our virtual debate on the automotive revolution with industry experts and policy-makers, sharing their success stories of building the cars of tomorrow. -
Moments Epic European destinations for hikers, bikers, runners and skiers A guide to the ultimate destinations for lovers of the outdoors. -
Afghanistan Taliban claim they have control of last Afghan holdout province Located north of Kabul, it's the last province not controlled by Taliban fighters after they completed a rapid takeover of the country last month. -
My Europe Series Brexit harvest: Five self-sown problems on Boris Johnson's plate this autumn The UK faces new border constraints as it struggles with supply shortages, the fruit of the government's rejection of EU rules and overseas labour. -
Germany Germany's ambassador to China dies shortly after taking job Germany's ambassador to China, Jan Hecker, has died, the German Foreign Office said in a statement. -
Mobility Decision on Tesla's estimated €1 billion in German subsidies is expected by the end of 2021 The US electric carmaker will have to wait to see if it will benefit from state subsidies in Germany for its gigafactory near Berlin. -
USA Gunman in Florida kills 4 people including mother holding child A man fatally shot four people, including a mother and the 3-month-old baby she was holding. -
Netherlands In Rotterdam, the world's first 'floating farm' is helping save agricultural land It houses 40 cows and doesn't need human personnel to process the milk.