27 September 2021 | Euronews
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Germany German election: How could a new government in Berlin affect Brussels? Despite vast differences in policy, one thing the remaining candidates for chancellor have in common is their pro-European views. -
World News Poland seeks to extend state of emergency on Belarus border amid criticism over migrants deaths `Poland's interior minister said on Monday it would seek to extend the state of emergency in force along the border with Belarus. But rights groups view the measure as unjustified, noting that it allows the authorities to act without any oversight in the border area. -
Czech Republic Czech election: Will the vote prompt Prague to turn its back on Russia and China? Relations have already frayed considerably over the past year. -
Germany German election: Greens and Free Democratic Party to be key players in coalition talks As political parties set out to discuss how to form a governing coalition in Germany, two parties know they're in a position of strength: the Free Democrats and the Greens. -
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Poland More Polish regions revoke anti-LGBT declarations over EU funds withdrawal Authorities in Malopolskie said that EU financial resources were essential to the region. -
No Comment Canary Islands: a "miracle house" spared by the lava flow of La Palma Drone video from La Palma reveals what Spanish media are referring to as the “miracle house”, spared by the lava of the volcano in eruption. -
Europe News Moldovan reforms will be for voters, not EU, says country's new PM Natalia Gavrilița also told Euronews that she intends to make the country's economy more attractive to foreign investors. -
Europe News Google and EU head to court to decide the fate of €4.3 billion fine The five-day hearing will focus on whether Google has used its Android system to impose illegal restrictions on phone makers and stifle competition. -
World News Dozens arrested as police bust Balkan cartel’s European ‘cocaine pipeline’ 61 people were arrested as police from eight European countries pounced on a Balkan crime organisation allegedly "flooding Europe with cocaine." -
Scenes Surf Ghana: meet the skateboarding collective making waves in Africa "The scene in Ghana is bigger and better than I ever expected. When I started skating there were only two of us." -
Tunisia Hundreds rally in Tunis to protest President Saied's 'power grab' Hundreds of protesters have rallied in Tunisia’s capital on Sunday, calling for the country's constitution to be respected and demanding the impeachment of President Kaïs Saied after the leader gave himself the power to rule by decree last Wednesday. -
Austria Communists win local election in Austria's second largest city Communist candidate Elke Kahr told reporters that the magnitude of the municipal election result was "more than surprising". -
Smart Regions The European project promoting the legacy of an almost forgotten ethnic group An interregional European project called NemoNet is making sure that a lost ethnic group in western Slovakia will not be forgotten by preserving and promoting their legacy and traditions. -
Travel News Crete earthquake: Should I cancel my travel plans and will I be refunded? Here’s everything you need to know if you have a holiday booked to Crete. -
World News Jailed Belarus opposition leader wins European rights prize At a ceremony in Strasbourg, France, the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe awarded its ninth Vaclav Havel Human Rights Prize. -
No Comment Madame Tussauds brings all six James Bond stars together, in wax To mark the return of James Bond in the film "No Time to Die", Madame Tussauds has assembled the waxes of the six actors who played the character. -
Tech News Facebook puts the brakes on its Instagram Kids app as opposition grows Concerns were raised last month about the potential harmful effects Instagram had on teenagers. -
Italy Social media manager for Italy's Matteo Salvini quits over drugs investigation Luca Morisi has been placed under investigation by Verona prosecutors but has denied any wrongdoing. -
No Comment Macron hit by egg at restaurant trade fair in Lyon French President Emmanuel Macron was hit by an egg as he walked through a restaurant trade fair in Lyon on Monday, although the egg failed to break. -
Earth News Will Germany's new government be good news for the environment? The Green Party have had their most successful result ever in the German elections, likely because of severe flooding this summer. -
World News Armenia and Azerbaijan mourn dead on anniversary of Nagorno-Karabakh conflict More than 6,500 people were killed in the six-week conflict for control of the region. -
Earth News These 5 foods could soon go extinct due to climate change Prepare to say goodbye to crucial snacks and treats as the planet’s climate shifts in the coming years. -
Romania Florin Cîțu: Romania PM holds onto party leadership after internal battle Cîțu, who heads the ruling National Liberal Party, held off a challenge from former Romanian leader Ludovic Orban. -
Germany German election: Centre-left Social Democrats narrowly beat Merkel's CDU bloc, initial results show Both the SPD and the Union bloc are hoping to get into a coalition with the Greens and Free Democrats. -
Germany Franziska Giffey set to become Berlin's first female mayor One of the biggest issues on Giffey's agenda is housing after a majority of Berliners voted to expropriate corporate owners from about 240,000 flats. -
Culture news France's Davy Tissot wins 2021 Bocuse d'Or world chef competition, Denmark and Norway also place This year's competition honours those in the trade who responded to people's desire for good food during confinement. The take-away test! Not only that but also the Bocuse d'Or has set up an international rivalry between two chefs from same resturant. -
France Egg thrown at French President Emmanuel Macron at Lyon restaurant trade fair The incident briefly overshadowed Macron's visit to the International Catering, Hotel and Food Show. -
Tech News iPhone 13 screen cracked? Here's how Apple stops Face ID working if you try to fix it yourself A teardown of the new device found that Face ID stops working if anyone other than Apple replaces the screen, and it's all down to something called "part pairing". -
Tech News China's ban on crypto trading and mining will ultimately fail. Here's why China's blanket ban on crypto trading and mining will open up new opportunities for free market economies that encourage innovation. -
My Europe Series Berliners back seizing housing from so-called mega landlords In a referendum on Sunday timed to coincide with Germany's general election on Sunday, locals supported expropriation by 56% to 39%. -
Spain La Palma volcano: Lava topples church as eruptions continue Dramatic footage shows a cloud of dense smoke engulfing the bell tower of the church before it collapses. -
Conscious Travel 'A life of abject misery': Why you should never ride an elephant on holiday Many elephants in South-East Asia live in "poorly managed tourism camps" and are deprived of any happiness or freedom. -
Nature Scientists solve the mystery of how Easter Islanders were able to drink water straight from the sea The mystery of how Easter Island residents were able to drink water straight from the sea. -
United Kingdom UK eases competition rules for fuel industry as petrol stations run dry The UK has been struggling with supply chain issues due to a shortage of lorry drivers blamed on COVID-19, Brexit, and an ageing workforce. -
Greece Crete earthquake: At least one dead after Greek island is rocked by multiple tremors More aftershocks can occur in the "next hours/days", the EMSC has warned. -
Germany Five takeaways from Germany's nail-biting election night Three parties will likely be needed to form a coalition after the German parliamentary elections. Here are five takeaways from election night.