24 September 2021 | Euronews
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World News European Club Association slams FIFA's plan for biennal world cups as 'destructive' 'The proposals would put players’ health and wellbeing at risk', the 247 clubs said in a statement. -
United Kingdom Lack of lorry drivers forcing UK farmers to throw litres of milk away 'It's just putting a lot of pressure on every farmer and we haven’t got the money to try and react to it", one of them told Euronews. -
Netherlands Man jailed for stealing valuable Van Gogh and Hals paintings from Dutch museums The court described him as an 'incorrigible and calculating criminal.' -
Germany 'There's no going back': Thunberg addresses tens of thousands of climate activists outside Reichstag The Berlin protest was part a worldwide climate strike that included around 1,400 events in 80 countries organised by the Fridays for Future movement. -
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No Comment Climber scales Paris building in climate protest Famous French urban climber Alain Robert - nicknamed Spiderman - climbed a skyscraper in the business district of Paris as a protest over climate change inaction. -
My Europe Series Mass attacks and victim support: how has France changed since 2015? Hundreds of victims of the November 13th, 2015 terror attack on Paris are now beginning to testify at the biggest trial in French history. Many of these victims are now fighting for change to care and help systems in the aftermath of attacks. What has changed since 2015, have lessons been learnt? -
Earth News 'Thousands are dying': Why Insulate Britain activists say they have no choice but to block motorways “Children are hungry and cold. Marching, letter writing, and petitions have not worked.” Insulate Britain gives their side of the story to Euronews Green. -
Tech News How European governments can benefit from blockchain - and it has nothing to do with cryptos Blockchain and cryptos often go together, but the ledger technology can be used to build trust between governments too. -
No Comment Protestors chanting and Taliban dancing Afghans call for release of central bank assets and Taliban dancing to a different tune. -
United Kingdom UK government seeks injunction as police arrest 39 people in Dover climate blockade The Insulate Britain group has called on authorities to insulate all British homes by 2025 to cut emissions and save power. -
No Comment Greta Thunberg addresses Berlin Fridays for Future protest ahead of elections Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg addresses the crowd in Berlin at the Fridays for Future protest. Tens of thousands of climate activists have begun descending on German cities to crank up the pressure on candidates competing to succeed Angela Merkel. -
Destinations Sri Lanka: Everything you need to know to plan the perfect trip Sri Lanka is blessed with magnificent landscapes, historic capitals and temples - it is home to eight UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Here's why you should visit. -
United Kingdom Massive queues at UK major airports following e-gate failure The problem has affected at least Heathrow, Manchester and Edinburgh. -
My Europe Series Europe's week: AUKUS ruckus and troubles with Poland continue Warsaw was involved in multiple disputes this week, as the list of differences between Poland and the EU grow. -
Ocean Explainer: How Antarctica is helping in the climate fight and how we can protect it Not even the most remote place on Earth has been spared from man-made damage. Here’s how we can protect Antarctica and why it’s important to act now. -
Work Uber set to roll out pension plans for UK drivers after a court ruled they are employees The UK's Supreme Court said drivers were workers and not self-employed and were therefore entitled to benefits like holiday pay. -
Albania Albanian court reopens case against former defense minister over fatal blast Fatmir Mediu has denied any wrongdoing related to the 2008 deadly explosion at a munitions factory in Gerdec, which killed 26 people. -
Ecotech These teenagers are showing politicians up with their simple climate solutions Five eco-pioneers are in the running for the 2021 Children's Climate Prize, and could get nearly €10,000 for their projects. -
Europe News EU's Borrell threatens sanctions on Russia over 'malicious cyber activities' EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell has said that a Russian hacker outfit called "Ghostwriter" had threatened the bloc's security. -
Switzerland Police use water cannon during COVID restrictions protest in Bern Seven people were arrested on Thursday after clashing with police officers in the Swiss capital. -
No Comment Puigdemont supporters protest his detention Catalan independence supporters protested outside the Italian consulate in Barcelona following former Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont's detention. -
Economy EU spending rules need to be based on reason not faith | View There is no real motivation beyond faith alone for Europe to stick rigidly to its current fiscal rules, says MEP Philippe Lamberts -
Tech News The all-girl Afghan robotics team is forging a new future in Qatar Evacuated from Kabul, the nine young women are planning their entries for the global robotics competition. But their minds stray to those left behind. -
Poland Fifth migrant dies at Poland-Belarus border as UN calls for more protection Thousands of migrants, mostly from the Middle East, have crossed or attempted to cross the EU border from Belarus in recent months. -
Ecotech Seaweed to cow feed: Why is Sweden building the world’s largest algae factory? Sweden is investing in seaweed to cut methane emissions in cows. -
No Comment Fog catchers provide water to deserted hills of Lima Peruvians living in one of the world's driest areas may have a solution to their water crisis - "fog catchers" that catch droplets through thick, swirling blankets of mist. -
Tech News Did Angela Merkel's polices go far enough for Germany's working women? It's complicated Outgoing Chancellor Angela Merkel's labour policies during her tenure are behind what young women in Germany now expect. -
Germany Here are the German democratic challenges that political parties haven't discussed | View Goran Buldioski, the director of the Open Society Initiative for Europe, says that political parties need to pay attention to the state of democracy in Germany. -
Spain La Palma volcano: Lava progress slows but eruption far from over The Cumbre Vieja volcano erupted on Sunday with lava swallowing up 350 houses so far. -
Money China's makes all cryptocurrency transactions illegal in blow to Bitcoin and other tokens Following the announcement by the People’s Bank of China on Friday, Bitcoin's value shed around 4.5 per cent. -
The Kitchen French Chef Thomas Lemaire's recipe for Zucchini and fresh goat's cheese velouté | The Kitchen Lyon's Thomas Lemaire's shows us that you don't have to be complicated to make dishes that really speak to people. A former cooking teacher at the prestigious culinary school Institut Paul Bocuse, Lemaire says he looks for recipes that speak to people, without seeking to be complicated. -
Tech News Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny slams 'cowardly' Google and Apple for removing election app "The giants Apple and Google have complied with the Kremlin's demands and removed our app," he said, according to comments on his social media. -
Culture news Burgundy harvest confirms 'millesimus horribilis' as winemakers say 'there really isn't much left.' "We had the big frosts around April 7: down to minus 8 degrees. The vines finally recovered but we had a big hail on June 21, which destroyed all our hopes in 15 minutes," says one winemaker. -
Travel News Watch back: St. Petersburg Festival of Flowers - World Tourism Day This year the St. Petersburg Festival of Flowers draws its inspiration from the UEFA European Football Championship. -
Russia Russia record as daily deaths from COVID-19 hit new high Russia has the highest COVID-19 death toll in Europe. -
Earth News This small city in Finland is leading the way as a model sustainable city Its transition from a traditional, industrial town into a modern green city has become a 'European success story'. -
Money You can now tip your favorite content creators on Twitter with Bitcoin and authenticate NFTs It is the first major social network to encourage cryptocurrencies as a method of payment. -
Germany German election: How Germany's deadly floods made climate change a key election issue German voters want to see more than lip service paid to the problem of global warming. -
The Kitchen Chef Andrés Sandoval's Caribbean Ceviche with mango recipe | The Kitchen Lyon based Venezuelan chef Chef Andrés Sandoval shares with The Kitchen his unique Ceviche recipe. The dish makes a tricolore of his traditional french culinary education at Paul Bocuse, his Caribbean upbringing and Latin spices fascination. -
Climate Greta Thunberg joins climate protests in Germany ahead of federal elections The climate protest will occur 48 hours ahead of the German elections. -
Germany German election: Chancellor hopefuls discuss EU cooperation in final debate German voters are going to the polls in a pivotal election on Sunday. -
Switzerland Switzerland gay marriage: Voters overwhelmingly approve reform in referendum The "Marriage For All" was approved by 64.1% of voters and should come into force on July 1, 2022. -
Climate COP26: 'If Black women were running this, we would get solutions' The Global Women’s Assembly for Climate Justice has issued world leaders with a 7 point plan for tackling the climate crisis -
USA Migrant camp shrinks on US border as more Haitians removed US Homeland Security said nearly 2,000 Haitians have been rapidly expelled on flights since Sunday. -
Germany How important is the Franco-German relationship for Europe? German Chancellor Angela Merkel will leave her position after 16 years, so how will a change of personality affect the existing close ties between Germany and France? Euronews spoke to two experts to find out more. -
Earth News WHO: Air pollution is worse than we thought - but there's hope we can fix it How can the new Global Air Quality Guidelines help countries tackle both air pollution and climate change? -
Germany German election: The party allegiances embedded in regional identity We take a look at the regions that historically back Germany's main political parties ahead of the 2021 federal elections.