25 September 2021 | Euronews
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Croatia Day 2 at the Judo Grand Prix in Croatia The home nation held their own on the second day, with some fantastic sacrifice techniques all throughout the preliminaries. But all eyes were on Slovenian Andreja Leski and Georgian Tato Grigalashvili who both won gold. -
Somalia At least eight die in suicide car bomb attack in Somalia's capital The Islamic extremist group Al-Shabab rammed a vehicle laden with explosives into a checkpoint near the Presidential Palace in Mogadishu. -
The Cube German election: Who has spent the most on Facebook advertising? In the last month, the major political parties have spent a collective €1.5 million to reach voters on Facebook. -
No Comment Wild boars hog limelight as they roam around Rome Wild boars are becoming a common sight on the streets of Rome, sticking their snouts in garbage looking for food. -
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No Comment Smoke, ash and lava spurt out of Spanish volcano The Cumbre Vieja volcano on the Canary Island continued to spew fountains of lava as the devastating eruption entered its seventh day. -
Culture news Italy wins the Pastry World Cup but UK chef feels frozen out by politics The Italian team beat France, the UK, Egypt, South Korea, Japan, Russia, Switzerland, Algeria, Chile and Mexico to become the World Champions. But are the rules being properly applied? -
SanMarino Activists in San Marino fight fierce campaigns over historic abortion vote In the Republic of San Marino, nestled on the Apennine mountains inside Italy, campaigning is underway ahead of a referendum on September 26, which will ask its 33,000 citizens if they want to legalise abortion. -
Europe News German election: Watch our special debate show on the key issues ahead of Sunday's vote It features three MEPs and German climate activist Carla Reemtsma -
Money Explained: What are Bitcoin, blockchain and the cryptos shaking up the world of finance? Where did Bitcoin come from and how does it work? Here’s everything you need to know about the world’s first cryptocurrency. -
Spain La Palma volcano: Ash cloud causes closure of airport Lava from the volcano, which began erupting a week ago, has destroyed 420 buildings. -
Health news COVID vaccines: What are the potential side effects from having them and how do they compare? Misinformation about COVID vaccines is slowing down their roll-out. This is what you can realistically expect to happen after a dose. -
Germany From healthcare to the environment: Here's what voters want from Germany's next government Climate change and Europe are among the issues voters seem to be most keen for the next government to focus on. -
My Europe Series San Marino referendum: The big battle for abortion rights in one of Europe's smallest states Meet the women fighting for abortion rights in one of Europe's smallest states -
World News Wary of China, leaders of India, Australia, Japan and the US meet Concern is growing about China's behaviour in the Indo-Pacific region, in particular its repeated flying of warplanes close to Taiwan. -
Germany Disenfranchised and unheard, Germany's Turks remain an island Germany has the second-worst political representation for minorities in Europe, with just 14 out of over 700 federal lawmakers of Turkish background. -
United Kingdom UK to issue 10,500 temporary visas to help ease supply chain issues in lead-up to Christmas COVID, an ageing workforce and an exodus of foreign workers following Brexit have all been cited as reasons for a shortage of lorry drivers. -
No Comment Life on the streets of Kabul after Taliban takeover Afghanistan, which relies heavily on foreign aid, faces near-total poverty resulting from political instability, frozen foreign reserves and a collapsed public finance system. -
Home Berlin referendum: Could a community land trust be the blueprint to give power back to citizens? In a city where 80 per cent of its inhabitants rent, how land and property are owned and allocated is an ongoing battle. -
Germany Climate is the key issue for voters. Is that helping Germany's Greens? The German Greens have increased their support significantly since the 2017 elections but they're still polling below the two traditional centre-right and centre-left German political parties. -
Finland Finns begin to rediscover their thirst for Baltic booze cruises Finland is the most expensive place to buy alcohol in the EU. No wonder Finns head to the Baltics in search of cheaper booze. -
Germany German election: Last-minute campaigning as EU's most populous country gears up for pivotal election Sunday's vote will set the direction of the country after 16 years under Angela Merkel, whose party is scrambling to avoid defeat by its centre-left rivals after a rollercoaster campaign. -
No Comment Sparks and adrenaline fly in South Africa car 'spinning' Hundreds gather to watch as a car spinning tournament resumes near Johannesburg in South Africa. -
Nature A ‘blue food’ revolution could feed the world without ruining the planet New research shows that food sourced from our lakes and oceans could help tackle climate change and malnutrition. -
Earth News How can we protect wine from the warming climate? Growers are installing cover crops to stabilise their soils and revolutionising how they irrigate their fields. -
Iceland Iceland election: COVID, climate and... fresh EU membership talks? Germany's is really the only election in town this weekend. But, if you fancy going against the mainstream, here's everything you need to know about Iceland's parliamentary poll. -
Germany German election: Six stories to understand the pivotal vote As the page turns for a new post-Merkel chapter in Germany, we explain all you need to know about the country's general election on Sunday. -
Destinations A review of London’s worst-ever tourist attraction and where to go instead City authorities built a pile of mud and dared to call it a tourist attraction. -
Germany German election 2021: Who's who in the race to replace Angela Merkel as chancellor? How much do you know about those in the race to succeed Angela Merkel? -
Spain Carles Puigdemont leaves custody in Italy as Sánchez urges him to 'submit to Spanish justice' Puigdemont has been in exile in Belgium since 2017. Spain wants to put him on trial for his role in the 2017 Catalan independence referendum. -
Sport Ryder Cup 2021: United States lead Europe 6-2 after first day at Whistling Straits Europe is aiming to retain the Ryder Cup against the United States in Wisconsin, but will have to overcome a first day deficit. -
Sport A new era for judo Zagreb hosted the European Open 2021 Judo competition in Croatia. It is the first IJF World Tour event since the Tokyo Olympics. The Prime Minister of the Republic of Croatia was there to open the event, together with the President of the International Judo Federation and the IJF Education Director.