20 September 2021 | Euronews
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Kazakhstan Two police officers among five people killed in shooting in Kazakhstan Authorities in Kazakhstan say that five people, including two police officers, were killed in a shooting incident in the country's largest city, Almaty. -
Europe News Brussels warns Spain over judicial appointments standoff EU Justice Commissioner Didier Reynders says the current impasse between the Spanish government and opposition over judicial appointments must be resolved soon. -
World News Over 100 arrested in Spain and Italy in major money-laundering sting Spanish and Italian police have arrested 106 people connected to a gang that allegedly laundered money for mafia groups and made millions of euros through online scams. -
Art Morozov collection set to wow art-hungry Paris audience Four years after the immense success of the Shchukin exhibition, the Vuitton Foundation presents another collection of masterpieces, acquired at the turn of the 19th century by two Russian brothers, the Morozovs. -
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The Kitchen Chef Nino Mosca’s Pesto Amalfitano recipe | The Kitchen There is one quarrel that has survived the passage of time: the one between Pesto Genovese and Pesto Amalfitano -
No Comment Artist marks 200th anniversary of Fyodor Dostoevsky's birth with giant portrait A land artist in northern Italy has created a giant image of Russian novelist Fyodor Dostoevsky to mark the 200 year anniversary of his birth. -
Art Gender Issues: Meet the artist who says Ladies Prefer Blondes but Diamonds are a Boy's Best Friend Ever heard of The Merry Husbands of Windsor, The Curious Incident with the Bitch in the Night-time, and Shakespeare's Julia Caesar? You have now. -
World News President of EU Parliament David Sassoli in hospital with pneumonia David Sassoli was taken to the Hôpital Civil in Strasbourg on Wednesday, his spokesperson said, adding he is currently in a "good condition". -
World News As with COVID, EU must help WHO stand up to Chinese tobacco | View "As with the COVID-19 enquiries, European governments must challenge China’s cavalier approach to the WHO’s tobacco control efforts." -
Money Bitcoin price plunge hits Cardano, Solana and other cryptos amid worries of Evergrande default Concerns over the spillover risk to the global economy from Chinese property group Evergrande's troubles tide over into the cryptos. But that's not the only reason. -
Rwanda Man behind the inspiration for Hotel Rwanda convicted of terror charges The man who inspired the film #HotelRwanda, Paul Rusesabagina, has been found guilty of terror-related offences by a court in Rwanda. -
No Comment Viareggio carnival returns after COVID delay One of Italy's most popular parades, 'The Viareggio Carnival' has returned to the city after being postponed due to COVID-19. Tackling themes including the pandemic, the floats this year point to issues such as deforestation in Brazil and racial injustice in the US -
Cult Watch back: Russian pianist Andrey Gugnin performs Alexey Shor's 'Childhood Memories' Moscow-born pianist Andrey Gugnin performs Alexey Shor's Childhood Memories, a composition that reflects on memories from his childhood as well as the daily life with his own children. -
Tech News TikTok owner ByteDance limits kids to 40 minutes of Chinese TikTok app Douyin daily Under-14s in China will be restricted by a new "youth mode" according to app owner ByteDance, which said the move was aimed at protecting the young online. -
Travel News US travel restrictions: Vaccinated travellers from UK and EU allowed to enter from November The US has finally been able to reopen to tourists, as long as they are fully-vaccinated. -
No Comment California firefighters scramble to protect sequoia groves Flames on Sunday reached a grove of sequoia trees in the US state of California as firefighters battled to keep fire from driving further into another grove, where the base of the world’s largest tree has been wrapped in protective foil -
France Macron apologises to Algerians who fought with French colonisers Thousands were seen as traitors and killed after the French withdrawal in 1962. -
Europe News Poland must pay €500,000-a-day to Brussels over controversial coal mine, says ECJ Poland must pay €500,000-a-day to Brussels over controversial coal mine, says ECJ -
Climate La Palma eruption: Are volcanoes good or bad for climate change? In the past, they may have acted as a 'safety valve' for Earth's climate. -
United Kingdom Four men charged for shouting anti-Semitic abuse in London convoy The incident took place in May during pro-Palestine protests in cities across the UK and Ireland. -
Italy Inmate thought to have used drone to smuggle gun into Italian prison An Italian prisoner, with links to the Neapolitan mafia, is thought to have smuggled in a gun by drone to shoot at other inmates, a prison union has said. -
Culture news A case of sour grapes? Chateau owner accused of conflict of interest by those who didn't make grade Hubert de Boüard and Philippe Castéja are accused, by chateaux that didn't make the grade, of acting in their own interests regarding the classification of St Emilion Grand Crus. -
My Europe Series Is Orban's biggest threat right under his nose in Budapest? Gergely Karacsony, as Budapest's mayor, has little real power in his fight to bring down PM Viktor Orban. But that could all change in the coming months. -
Art Pablo Picasso: Nine works by Spanish master donated to France by daughter, Maya At the press conference on Monday, at the Picasso Museum in Paris, only one work was shown to the press: a cubist painting from 1938 called "The child with the lollipop sitting under a chair". -
Poland Poland sends more troops to Belarus border after migrant deaths Three migrants, including an Iraqi man, were found dead close to Poland's border with Belarus. -
Health news Pfizer's COVID vaccine works in children aged 5 to 11, according to trial data The laboratory said it will be seeking FDA approval in the US to administer its vaccine to children under 12. -
Germany Germany election: SPD's Olaf Scholz wins latest television debate But his joy may be short-lived. Today Scholz faces a high-risk parliamentary hearing on an obstruction of justice case involving the finance ministry that he heads. -
Climate Now Climate Now Debate | How can we build our resilience to weather extremes? As the climate crisis worsens, floods, heatwaves and other extreme weather events are gaining in frequency and intensity. So how can we get ready? Watch again our interactive debate with top scientists and decision-makers exploring the paths to a more resilient future. -
Travel News UPDATED: UK travel list changes and lateral flow test shortages explained The UK has completely changed its rules for international travel - here are the latest updates. -
Earth News Paris car-free day: Crowds flock to a pedestrianised Champs-Élysées Is the future of Paris fully car-free? -
Earth News Biden is working with the EU to cut climate-wrecking methane emissions Methane is one of the most potent agents of climate damage, gushing up from countless uncapped oil and gas rigs. -
Germany Has the AfD's Nazi rhetoric doomed it to electoral oblivion? After a massive win in the 2017 elections, the far-right party is little more than a footnote this time around. -
Kosovo Tensions as Kosovo begins removing Serbian licence plates at border Serbia's police have for years been taking off registration plates from Kosovo-registered cars entering Serbia, and the latest move by Kosovo authorities appears to be a tit-for-tat move. -
No Comment Volcano erupts on Spain's island of La Palma The Cumbre Vieja volcano erupted on Spain's Canary Islands Sunday, spewing out lava, ash and a huge column of smoke after days of increased seismic activity and forcing the evacuation of around 5,000 local people -
Home Emmys 2021: Streaming platforms win big as Apple's 'Ted Lasso' and Netflix drama 'The Crown' awarded Streaming platforms won all three of the US TV awards' top prizes for the first time ever, marking the change in viewing habits sped up by the COVID-19 pandemic. -
Climate Cyclones could soon devastate Europe, warns ‘storm chaser’ climate scientist Unless global warming slows, extreme weather could shape life in Europe within the next 50 years. -
Russia Russia shooting: Six dead and dozens injured after gunman opens fire at Perm University The suspected gunman, an 18-year-old student, has been arrested. -
Travel News Vive la rentrée: Check out these awesome vintage photos of France's end-of-summer tradition France has a unique tradition to mark the start of a new school year. -
France France cancels meetings with UK and Australia ministers over AUKUS row France canceled meetings with British and Australian officials after the cancellation of a multi-billion-euro order for French submarines. -
Greece Fire breaks out at Greece's Samos migrant camp, forcing evacuation of 550 people The migrants are being transferred to a brand new €43 million facility. -
Germany German elections 2021: Armin Laschet tries to regain public trust Armin Laschet is Germany's CDU/CSU candidate for chancellor. He has seen his popularity drop in recent months due to several scandals and a string of public gaffes. Find out more about this former journalist and current leader of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU). -
Germany German election 2021: Who is Christian Social Union leader Markus Söder? Söder was a strong contender to replace Merkel to become the conservative CDU/CSU bloc's candidate, but he eventually bowed out to Armin Laschet -
Germany German election 2021: Who is Social Democratic Party leader Olaf Scholz? The SPD's candidate for chancellor has certainly made a name for himself on the international stage. -
Germany German election 2021: Who is Greens leader Annalena Baerbock? Her campaign began well, but her party's popularity in the polls has been on a downward trajectory ever since. -
Germany German election 2021: Who is liberal leader Christian Lindner? The 42-year-old leader of Germany's Free Democratic Party has his sights on becoming the country's finance minister. -
Germany German election tool helps voters choose between 40 parties The 'Wahl-O-Mat' compares a voter's political positions with the positions of Germany's political parties. -
Germany Disadvantaged children in Germany bear the brunt of school closures Disadvantaged families in Germany have been hit hard by the pandemic. Problems that already existed have been made worse and many parents lost their service sector jobs. 'Die Arche' is an association trying to help these families by giving the children a meal and a hand with education.