19 September 2021 | Euronews
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Netherlands New Amsterdam memorial names all 102,000 Dutch Holocaust victims Each brick in the Memorial of Names, which was officially unveiled by King Willem-Alexander on Sunday, bears the name of a Dutch citizen who lost their life in the Holocaust. -
No Comment French Polynesian patients transferred to Paris Eight French Polynesian patients in intensive care from severe Covid-19 took off from Tahiti to be transferred to hospital in mainland France. -
France French fishermen gather to protest post-Brexit uncertainty French Fishermen have gathered on the Armanville Plage in protest over what they called "bad faith" actions by the UK authorities on fishing licenses. -
No Comment Activist calls Senegal trash problem 'ecological bomb' Armed with rakes, sacks and gloves, volunteers cleaned up trash littering a beach on Senegal's usually pristine coastline. Dozens of mainly young people and even children picked up garbage from the sandy beach in Bargny, a city located 35km from the capital Dakar. -
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Portugal Stargazers flock to 'astrotourism' event in Évora, Portugal A huge increase in so-called Astrotourism has been marked, in Portugal, by the first international congress to discuss the preservation of night sky and access to starlight -
No Comment LGBTQ supporters march in Kyiv and in Belgrade Thousands of people gathered in the Ukrainian capital Kyiv to take part in the annual Pride march in support of the country's LGBTQ community. -
Spain La Palma volcano: Lava destroys 100 homes after eruption in Canary Islands Experts said the volcanic eruption could last for weeks or even months. -
No Comment Tricolour Arrows put on spectacular air show to celebrate their 60th anniversary Italian national acrobatic patrol - the Tricolour Arrows - celebrated its 60th anniversary with a spectacular performance at Rivolto, in the province of Udine. -
France Emmanuel Macron to speak with US president Joe Biden on AUKUS fallout The discussion will be the first contact between the two states since France recalled its ambassadors to the US and Australia in an emerging diplomatic crisis. -
No Comment Migrants crossing Rio Grande to US border from Mexico Migrants, many of them Haitian, crossing the Rio Grande from Mexico, heading towards the US border city of Del Rio, as Texas State Troopers watch on. -
Tech News Tech this week: El Salvador court to investigate complaints over Bitcoin ATMs and purchases A court will look at complaints against Bitcoin purchases made by El Salvador's government, Elon Musk leads tributes to Sir Clive Sinclair, plus more tech news. -
No Comment French tightrope walker completes 600-meter walk on slackline in Paris French tightrope walker Nathan Paulin performs between the Eiffel Tower and Theatre National de Chaillot in Paris. "It was not as easy as I thought," he says after completing the 600-meter walk on a slackline. -
Afghanistan Women working in Kabul municipality told not to return by Taliban The city's interim mayor, Hamdullah Namony, said only those whose roles could not be filled by men would be allowed back to work. -
Mobility World's first space tourists splash down in their SpaceX capsule after three days in orbit World's first space tourists splashdown after three days orbiting Earth - the first time it's been done without a professional astronaut on board. -
Ecotech This modular vertical farm could sweep away 'urban food deserts' Securing affordable and healthy food for low-income communities is increasingly challenging, but urban farming could be the solution. -
Nature 27 million-year-old penguin fossil found by a group of kids in New Zealand After finding a fossil on the beach 15 years ago, a group of New Zealand children are now responsible for the discovery of a giant ancient penguin species. -
Moments Meet the youngest man to visit every country in the world We catch up with James Asquith, CEO, Guinness World Record holder and big believer in the resilience of the travel industry in a post-pandemic world.