12 September 2021 | Euronews
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Sport Russia's Medvedev beats Djokovic to win US Open It was Medvedev's first Grand Slam title. -
No Comment Arc de Triomphe wrapped in fabric by Christo The Arc de Triomphe has seen parades, protests and tourists galore, but never before has the war monument in Paris been wrapped in silver and blue recyclable polypropylene fabric. -
World News Germany's ruling coalition trails in polls, two weeks before election If polls are correct, Chancellor Angela Merkel's ruling centre-right bloc is heading for a historic defeat in the county's federal election on September 26 -
No Comment Syria regime and Russian flags fly in destroyed Daraa after truce deal Syria regime and Russian flags fly in the southern district of Daraa al-Balad in the city of Daraa, the cradle of Syria's uprising, after government forces entered under a ceasefire deal brokered by regime ally Russia. -
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Afghanistan Taliban government says women can study in gender-segregated universities Euronews' Anelise Borges reports from Kabul as the new Taliban government outlines sweeping education policies banning women and men from studying side by side. -
No Comment Bangladesh schools reopen after 18-month Covid shutdown Children in Bangladesh return to classrooms as schools reopen after 18 months, one of the world's longest coronavirus shutdowns. -
Health news UK ditches plans for vaccine passports amid backlash Health Secretary Sajid Javid says the government has shelved the idea of vaccine passports for now amid growing opposition from Conservative lawmakers. -
No Comment Pope Francis meets Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán before mass Pope Francis celebrates the Holy Mass on Budapest Heroes' Square to close the International Eucharistic Congress. -
No Comment Berlin's leather lovers listen to classical music in a church The "Classic meets fetish" evening regularly brings together about a hundred members of the gay community, all dressed in leather, to listen to classical music. -
USA US presidents display unity on 20th anniversary of 9/11 Four US presidents paid respects at the sites where hijacked planes killed nearly 3,000 people in the deadliest act of terrorism on American soil. -
United Kingdom Britain savours a new sporting star in tennis champion Raducanu 18-year-old Emma Raducanu was being hailed on Sunday as the new queen of British sport after winning the US Open as a qualifier. -
Afghanistan UAE sets up air bridge to deliver humanitarian aid to Afghanistan The United Arab Emirates has established an air bridge with Kabul to deliver humanitarian aid to Afghanistan, an airport operations manager said on Saturday. -
Tech News Tech this week: Brexit causes another UK phone provider to add roaming charges Three UK follows Vodafone and EE in reintroducing roaming charges in the wake of Brexit and why is Amazon offering to pay University tuition for 750,000 workers? -
Afghanistan 'Only God knows about my hurt,' Afghan father who lost daughter in US strike tells Euronews Euronews' special correspondent in Kabul Anelise Borges writes about her heart-wrenching encounter with Emal Ahmadi, who lost ten family members in a US drone strike last month — including his 3-year-old daughter Malika. -
Earth News Women are marrying trees to save them from being cut down How a group of over 70 women banded together to protect their local forest is a nature-inspired wedding ceremony. -
World News 'Open your arms to everyone,' Pope tells Orban's Hungary Viktor Orban's right-wing, anti-immigrant policies clash with Pope Francis’ call for countries to welcome refugees. -
Residences This hanging hotel in Peru isn't for the faint-hearted You'll have to hike up to the world's first hanging lodge nestled in the Sacred Valley of Cusco -
Moments Rained off? Beach huts are the very British way to spend time in damp seaside towns With domestic holidays the only option for many this summer, the classic British beach hut has made a comeback.