11 September 2021 | Euronews
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United Kingdom 'Believe Kathryn Mayorga': Activists fly name of alleged Ronaldo rape victim over Manchester United Euronews spoke to the feminist activists who flew a banner with the name of Ronaldo's alleged rape victim over his return game for Manchester United. -
Tech News Tech: Fornite epic win against Apple, as tech giant loosen App Store control A US judge ruled in Epic Games’ favor in its lawsuit against Apple’s App Store on September 10, ordering the tech giant to dismantle some of its restrictions to make it easier for software developers to avoid paying commissions. -
USA Days after leaving Afghanistan, US marks 20th anniversary of 9/11 Biden is the fourth president to console the US on the anniversary of 9/11, which has shaped many major domestic and foreign policy decisions over the past two decades. -
Earth News What makes Tallinn the greenest city in Europe? The Estonian city went home with a €600,000 cheque at the environmental awards ceremony in Lahti, Finland. -
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No Comment Ronaldo fans in festival mood ahead of ''Messiah'' return There was a festival atmosphere on the walk to Old Trafford as expectant fans readied themselves to see the ''messiah'' return to the red half of Manchester. Cristiano Ronaldo didn't let them down. -
World News News media across the world face dwindling public trust, new report finds Euronews spoke to report co-author Benjamin Toff, Senior Research Fellow at the Reuters Institute, to understand why public trust in news has declined and how it can be rebuilt. -
Spain Divided Catalan separatists rally ahead of talks with Madrid As they took to the streets of Barcelona on Saturday, Catalan separatists tried to offer a display of unity despite the divisions in their ranks over upcoming talks with the Spanish government. -
No Comment The volcano on Fagradalsfjall is still Iceland's hottest attraction Tourists flock to experience the rare close contact with the earth's interior. -
United Kingdom Britain's Prince Andrew reportedly served with legal papers in sexual assault case Prince Andrew has reportedly been formally served with legal papers relating to a sexual assault case against him in the US, according to the accuser's legal team. But the Duke of York's lawyers have denied the claims. -
Culture news Venice Film Festival: 'The Last Duel' and 'On the Job: The Missing 8' premiere Filipino director Erik Matti and his cast premiered "On the Job: The Missing 8", the filmmaker's latest thriller movie at the Venice International Film Festival on Friday. -
No Comment Memorial in New York marks 20 years since 9/11 The 9/11 anniversary commemoration at ground zero began with a tolling bell and a moment of silence, exactly 20 years after the start of the deadliest terror attack on U.S. soil. -
Money El Salvador's Bitcoin rollout continues to be hit by digital wallet technical glitches For a fourth day in a row on Friday, technical glitches marred attempts by Salvadorans to download and use the country's new digital wallet. -
World News Germany's Merkel pays farewell visit to Warsaw amid Belarus border tensions Despite multiple disagreements, Poland and Germany have found common cause over the migration pressure that they say Belarus is putting on the European Union. -
No Comment 'Health worker' themed runway show at China Fashion Week Models wearing outfits inspired by health professionals walk down the runway as part of a show during the China International Fashion Week in Beijing. -
Israel Israel recaptures two more Palestinians who broke out of jail Six Palestinians tunnelled out of the Gilboa prison on Monday, setting off a furious manhunt across Israel and in the West Bank. -
Tech News Italy data authority seeks clarifications on privacy from Facebook over its new smart glasses The Italian watchdog said it wanted to be informed on measures Facebook has put in place to protect people occasionally filmed. -
World News More Afghans and foreigners flee as humanitarian situation worsens Afghanistan is teetering on the brink of "universal poverty,'' the UN development agency has warned. -
Afghanistan Afghans tell Euronews how the 9/11 attacks shaped their lives Euronews' Anelise Borges spoke to Emal Ahmadi, who lost ten members of his family in a US drone strike last month. Like so many of his fellow Afghans, Ahmadi's life has been shaped by the 9/11 attacks and the subsequent "war on terror." -
No Comment Afghan women display support for Taliban at Kabul university About 300 Afghan women -- most of them wearing black niqabs -- stage a short pro-Taliban march outside a university in Kabul, escorted by heavily armed Taliban fighters. -
Nature Can surfing help to protect the biodiversity of our coastlines? The relationship between this sport and the environment is long and complex. -
No Comment 80 homes evacuated after Mexico landslide A section of mountain on the outskirts of Mexico City gave way, plunging rocks the size of small homes onto a densely populated neighbourhood. -
Africanews Women champions of development in the Sahel - {INSPIRE AFRICA} "Investing in women and girls is one of the most effective ways to increase equality and promote sustainable and inclusive economic growth.. "- SWEDD #StrongerTogether2021 #womenempowerment -
Culture news Venice Film Festival: 'Leave No Trace' and 'The Accusation' premiere The two movies are in competition for the Golden lion — the Venice International Film Festival's top prize. -
USA US marks 20 years since 9/11, in shadow of Afghan war's end The 9/11 anniversary commemoration at ground zero began with a tolling bell and a moment of silence, exactly 20 years after the start of the deadliest terror attack on US soil. -
Tech News From social media to DNA testing: How has tech changed in the 20 years since 9/11? From social media, increased surveillance and DNA testing to identify victims, we take a look at how technology has changed since the 2001 terrorist attacks. -
Travel News Meet the 23-year-old woman who has travelled to every country in the world We spoke to Lexie Alford about how she ticked off so many countries and what she learned on the journey.