18 September 2021 | Euronews
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World News 50 million volunteers in 180 countries take part in World Cleanup Day The movement's website showed which areas of Europe were most enthusiastic: Germany held over 900 events, France over 600, and Italy over 500. -
France Now you can touch it: wrapped Arc de Triomphe opens to the public Visits to the wrapped version of the Arc de Triomphe in Paris are being allowed for the first time this weekend - and thousands of curious admirers have been taking advantage to check out Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s installation close up. -
No Comment Life-size pinball machine becomes playground for freerunner Pasha Petkuns Latvian freerunner and Red Bull Art of Motion champion, Pasha Petkuns, as he takes on a life-size pinball machine -
The Kitchen Chef Terradillos’ Salmorejo recipe, a Spanish summer classic with a twist | The Kitchen Salmorejo is originally from Cordoba, Andalucia, a city famous for its hot and arid summers. Chef Terradillos’ Salmorejo shares his recipe, a Spanish summer classic with a twist. -
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Afghanistan Taliban reopens schools in Afghanistan for boys only and repurposes women's affairs ministry The Taliban ordered boys and male teachers to return to secondary schools on Saturday but made no mention of girls. The ministry for women's affairs has been renamed the Ministry of Vice and Virtue. -
Vatican Pope Francis urges European bishops gathering in Poland to listen to sex abuse victims The supreme pontiff warned that to not acknowledge and learn from victims of rape and molestation could lead to the destruction of the Catholic Church. -
No Comment Paris: Notre-Dame now stable enough for rebuilding France's Notre Dame Cathedral is finally stable and secure enough for artisans to start rebuilding it, more than two years after the shocking fire that tore through its roof, knocked down its spire and threatened to bring the rest of the medieval monument down, too -
Money US probes possible insider trading and market manipulation at crypto exchange Binance Binance has already faced warnings and business curbs from financial watchdogs in other countries, including the UK and Germany. -
Spain French actor Marion Cotillard wins award at Spain's top film festival Cotillard was honoured with a lifetime achievement at the San Sebastian International Film Festival, as was Hollywood actor Johnny Depp. -
Russia Putin's United Russia party claims two-third majority in parliamentary elections The voting was marred by numerous reports of violations, including ballot-stuffing. -
No Comment Taiwan: environmental group designs marine 'vacuum cleaner' A Taiwanese environmental group has designed a marine vacuum cleaner to help in the island's fight against floating garbage -
Algeria Algeria's longest-serving president Abdelaziz Bouteflika dies at 84 After two decades in power, and as he tried to secure a fifth term as president, Bouteflika was forced to quit amid huge, nationwide protests. -
No Comment Pepper spray used on anti-lockdown protesters in Melbourne Police used pepper spray in a number of confrontations and made over 200 arrests in Melbourne, as several hundred attendees flouted stay-at-home orders and marched through an inner-city suburb -
Algeria Algeria's former president Abdelaziz Bouteflika dies aged 84 Bouteflika suffered a stroke in 2013 that badly weakened him. -
Moments Green list: A list of easy to access destinations to go on your gap year Places like Iceland, Austria, Croatia and Canada aren't necessarily the textbook gap year, but all feature on the green list and can be booked right now. -
Climate In pictures: Hundreds of animals evacuated from shelters damaged by Hurricane Ida Animals have been flown across the US in search of their forever homes. -
Tech News Russia election: What is Navalny’s Smart Voting app and why did Apple and Google bow to pressure? Jailed Russian opposition leader came up with the idea of a Smart Voting app.