21 September 2021 | Euronews
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USA Humanity on the edge of abyss: Guterres and Biden focus on climate change at UN assembly Climate Crisis and COVID-19 were at the centre of the opening of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres delivered a tough 'wake up call' to humanity saying we are living in a divided world that's moving in the wrong direction. -
United Kingdom Harry Dunn: Family settles civil damages in US diplomatic immunity case The Harry Dunn case has been a source of tension in the UK's relationship with the United States. -
Europe News AUKUS: EU considers postponing major summit with US amid France submarine deal row The European Union is contemplating the postponement of a major cooperation summit with the US on trade and technology due to be held in Pittsburgh next month. -
Sport Hungary fined and given one-match fan ban by FIFA for racist abuse Hungary will have to host its next World Cup qualifier in an empty stadium after fans directed racist abuse towards England players. -
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Netherlands No new government after six months, but Dutch King still opens parliament Dutch King Willem-Alexander outlined a pared-back government plan for the coming year in his traditional speech opening the new parliamentary term. -
World "Today there are vaccines that are not getting to the poorest countries" In this edition of The Global Conversation, Euronews' Méabh Mc Mahon speaks to the World Banks' Managing Director, Axel van Trotsenburg. -
Spain Bodies of eight migrants found on beaches in Almería, Spain Eight bodies of Algerian and Moroccan migrants, including a child, have been found since Sunday on beaches in the southern Spanish province of Almería. -
Tech News Evergrande default: Could the property giant's €250 billion debt spark a global financial crisis? The Chinese property group has sparked fears it could default on its €240 billion debts, but analysts say it's unlikely to cause a global crisis. -
United Kingdom UK police arrest man over theft of historic jewellery worth over €1m Police in the UK have arrested a man on suspicion of burglary, following the theft of historic jewellery from a Sussex castle in May. -
Travel News La Palma volcano is 'a great show' and safe for tourists says Spanish minister The Spanish Tourism Minister has said La Palma is perfectly safe for visitors, despite mass evacuations this week. -
Mobility Shooting for the stars: This Russian duo are set to make the first feature film in space The filmmakers are set launch on October 5 for a 12 day shoot aboard the International Space Station. -
Germany German court orders removal of 'Hang the Greens' posters A German court has ordered a small far-right party to take down election posters with the slogan "Hang the Greens". -
Spain La Palma volcano in pictures: Trail of destruction as volcanic lava oozes across Spanish island These photos show the impact of lava flows from a volcanic eruption on La Palma in Spain's Canary Islands -
Germany Playtime's over: German kindergarten thief arrested after toy reveals his location The stolen Toniebox was returned to the kindergarten on Monday but there was no fairytale ending for the burglar. -
Earth News Bushfires may have a silver lining: Algae growing to offset carbon emissions The fires that ravaged Australia in 2019-20 sent billows of smoke sweeping across the globe. Inside this smoke were tiny nutrients, which may have fertilised the oceans. -
Earth News What happened to the underwater train being built from China to the US? The project would allow travellers to get to North America in just two days. -
Art Aimless walking, an iPhone Pietà and a huge gargoyle: Art Basel is here to help you find happiness After last years online edition, Art Basel is back in the real world for September 2021. And it starts with a Parcours event. -
Germany Five charts to help you understand the German election From the latest polling data to the issues that matter most to German voters, here are the charts that help explain Germany's election. -
France France marks 20th anniversary of deadly Toulouse factory explosion Thirty-one people were killed in an explosion at the AZF fertiliser factory in Toulouse in 2001. -
Nature Wildfires threaten some of the world's oldest living trees The largest tree in the world, General Sherman in Sequoia National Park, California, was wrapped in an aluminium blanket to protect it from the flames. -
United Kingdom Energy crisis: UK looking at plans to bolster CO₂ supply as shortages threaten food industry The food processing industry uses CO₂ to stun animals before slaughter and to keep food fresh during packaging. -
Tech News Blockchain, Bitcoin and NFTs: Why the wealth portfolios of the rich and famous are changing Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are becoming more relevant and mainstream as sports teams and celebrities create their own digital tokens. -
No Comment Canary Islands: Houses and crops are threatened by the lava flow. At least 100 homes have been already destroyed during the volcanic eruption on Spain's La Palma island, forcing 5,500 people to evacuate. -
United Kingdom Anger as UK mistakenly shares personal data of 250 Afghan interpreters Many of them are still in hiding in Afghanistan, waiting to be resettled to the UK. -
Nature The UK’s royal botanical gardens have just broken a world record How many unique plant species does it take to beat the world record? -
No Comment Russians gather to mourn victims of campus shooting spree Russians gather outside a university in the city of Perm after a student opened fire on campus, killing six people and wounding dozens. -
Germany How does the German election system work? The September 26 election will determine who replaces Chancellor Angela Merkel, who steps down after 16 years in office. -
Culture news Doja Cat wins Song of the Year at 2021 BMI R&B/Hip-Hop Awards BMI officials highlighted the song, which peaked at number five on the Billboard Hot 100 and inspired "a viral TikTok dance challenge that saw celebrities and fans joining in on the fun and fueling the record's success." -
World News Scores of UK-bound migrants rescued off the French coast The number of migrants crossing the English Channel has soared this year. -
Money Sorare football NFT game raises €580 million in record-breaking fundraising round - but what is it? Sorare allows players to buy, sell and compete with digital trading cards of famous footballers. But there are risks as the cards can go up and down in value. -
No Comment Canary Islands: Lava engulfs 100 homes after The Cumbre Vieja erupted A surge of lava destroyed around 100 homes, a day after the volcano erupted, forcing 5,500 people to leave the area, local authorities said. -
United Kingdom UK police accuse third man over 2018 Novichok poisonings in Salisbury Counter-terrorism police have recommended charges against Sergey Fedotov -- an alias for Denis Sergeev. -
Germany Man suspected of killing petrol station cashier in Germany after face mask row German police said the shooting occurred after the cashier had asked the man to put on a face mask. -
Culture news Universal Music Group flotation: Five things you need to know After the group's shares leapt up more than a third from their reference price, here are some facts to help you understand the group and the flotation. -
Afghanistan Taliban adds to its government but there are still no women The international community has warned it won't recognise the new government unless equal rights are guaranteed. -
United Kingdom Alexander Litvinenko: Russia 'was responsible' for murder of ex-spy, rules ECHR Litvinenko died in 2006 after being poisoned with Polonium-210, a highly radioactive substance. -
France AUKUS: France submarine deal row could delay EU-Australia trade deal, says MEP Australia's cancellation of a multi-billion euro submarine order with Paris was an 'attack' against European interests, an MEP -
Greece Firefighters contain wildfire that threatened resort town near Athens Local officials said a few houses on the outskirts of Nea Makri - around 38 kilometres northeast of the capital - had suffered fire damage, but no injuries were reported. -
Destinations September is surf season. But where should you go? With quieter beaches and better swell, there's no excuse not to book an autumn surfing break. -
Canada Canada's early election produces almost no change as Trudeau falls short of majority again The opposition accused the prime minister of calling an unnecessary early vote for his own personal ambition. -
Germany Election special: Germany's digitalisation deficit As part of a series of special reports on the German election, Euronews examines why Germany in 2021 is still struggling to embrace digitalisation. -
Germany Could housing shortages in Berlin and nationwide sway German voter choice? Just weeks ahead of German federal elections, protesters took to the streets of Berlin to demand a nationwide rent freeze and the construction of new social and affordable housing. Berlin has been particularly hard hit by the lack of housing as its population has risen significantly in 10 years.