30 September 2021 | Euronews
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Hungary Klára Dobrev wins first round of opposition primary in Hungary Dobrev led the vote to decide who will take on Viktor Orban in next year's presidential election. -
Climate Italy PM Mario Draghi reacts to Greta Thunberg's 'blah, blah, blah' speech "Your pressure, frankly, is very welcome. Rest assured, we are listening," said Draghi. -
Russia Russia adds protest monitoring group and 22 individuals to foreign agent blacklist OVD-Info joins the Mediazona website and the human-rights project Zona Prava on Russia's blacklist of critical media organisations. -
No Comment Duke and Duchess of Cambridge kick rugby balls while visiting Northern Ireland Duke and Duchess of Cambridge kick rugby balls while visiting Northern Ireland -
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No Comment Britney Spears' fans overjoyed after father removed as guardian Britney Spears' fans overjoyed after father removed as guardian -
Albania Albania cracks down on migrant arrivals via new Balkan route to the EU Police data show Albania has seen a rise in arrests for illegal entry this year, as numbers of migrants trying to reach Albania have skyrocketed. -
No Comment Kim Jong Un attends North Korea parliament session Kim Jong Un attends North Korea parliament session -
Destinations Looking for a cheap wedding option? Save your money and do it abroad If you’re planning a wedding and looking to save some money, getting married abroad might be the most viable option. -
Nature France's highest mountain, Mont Blanc, has shrunk again Mont Blanc's summit is two metres lower than it was 20 years ago. -
World Moldova's new prime minister discusses the country's "renewed energy" "We have massive support from the people and this is what inspires us to move forward." - Natalia Gavrilița, Prime Minister of Moldova. -
Armenia Armenia's former defence minister arrested on corruption charges Armenia's former minister of defence has been detained on suspicion of abuse of power, fraud and embezzlement. -
Next Series Turning CO2 to stone and growing carbon-negative food: on the trail of innovation in Iceland Author and futurist Tom Goodwin goes to Iceland to explore how new technologies, inspired and powered by nature, are helping make the world a better place. -
Spain La Palma volcano: Lava flowing into sea expands Spanish island Satellite imagery showed a D-shaped tongue of molten rock building up on the island's western shore measured 338 hectares by the end of Wednesday. -
Europe News Plastic produced by humans reaches 10 billion tonnes, says new study A report by the Environmental Investigation Agency has found that six out of ten billion tonnes of this plastic waste is just sitting in landfill sites or polluting the environment. -
Travel News Brits, don’t drive into the EU without this new sticker A new rule has been quietly announced requiring UK drivers to add a sticker to their car before driving into the EU. -
Italy Domenico Lucano: Outcry in Italy at 13-year jail term for ex-mayor known for welcoming migrants The Calabrian town of Riace had become a symbol of the reception of migrants while Domenico Lucano was mayor. -
United Kingdom UK staff shortages 'could last for two years', CBI warns UK's CBI warns staff shortages could last for two years, as businesses call for more visas to be given to low-skilled workers. -
Europe News EU and US vow to boost microchip supplies and promote trustworthy AI The EU and the US kicked off its joint Trade and Technology Council but failed to tackle controversial issues such as data transfers and the Trump-era tariffs on steel and aluminium. -
Culture news Paris Fashion Week roars back to life after pandemic disruption Masks may still be the crucial accessory, but the fashion week roared back to life with live runway shows after the coronavirus pandemic had reduced it to a virtual stage last time around. -
Slovenia Slovenian news agency director quits role over government pressure The head of the Slovenian STA news agency has said that he "cannot accept the conditions imposed" by the country's government. -
Nature The great wall of bees: Watch China’s daredevil beekeepers in action Beekeepers in China’s Shennongjia Nature Reserve have to clamber on top of their hives on a vertical cliff face to collect honey. -
Money Apple Pay security flaw leaves Visa cards at risk of 'unlimited' unauthorised contactless payments A vulnerability affecting Apple Pay's public transport payment mode and Visa cards could leave consumers open to 'unlimited' payment fraud, British researchers said. -
Ukraine Should Ukraine take Chinese cash for its huge roads upgrade project? As talks with the International Monetary Fund stall, is it a good idea for China to fill Ukraine's funding vacuum? -
World News Kosovo-Serbia: Can the EU really broker a peace deal? Serbia refuses to recognise its former province, Kosovo, as a sovereign nation which hinders both their access to the European Union. -
Germany Several injured after tornado hits German city of Kiel The city's fire service said dozens of first responders were involved in an operation to rescue a group of rowers who were surprised by the twister on Wednesday. -
Sport Handball bikini rule: Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Iceland and Finland call for uniform policy review Norway's women's team was fined in July for refusing to wear bikini bottoms at a European match. -
Travel News This ‘smart’ facemask can translate what you say into 8 languages A Japanese robotics company has invented a face mask that can translate across languages. We also take a look at other interesting pandemic innovations. -
Germany Wind turbine collapses hours before official launch in Germany Police are investigating why the 240-metre-high turbine collapsed just hours before it was due to be officially inaugurated. -
United Kingdom Police officer given life sentence for murder of Sarah Everard Police officer Wayne Couzens, who raped and murdered 33-year-old Sarah Everard in London in March, has been sentenced to life in prison. -
Earth News Full battery in 15 minutes: This is the world's fastest electric car charger It can be used on four vehicles at once and fully charges your car in just 15 minutes. -
World News Serbia and Kosovo reach agreement on de-escalation at border, EU envoy confirms Tensions between Kosovo and Serbia ratcheted up earlier this month when Kosovo demanded, in a reciprocal move, that Serbian cars crossing the border buy temporary licence plates. -
Switzerland Swiss vote highlights Europe's east-west divide on gay marriage Has the Swiss same-sex marriage vote opened up a new "Iron Curtain" when it comes to LGBT rights in Europe? -
Germany The Greens and Liberals could wield great power in Germany | View "Voters handed the real power to two smaller parties, the Greens (Die Grünen) and the liberal FDP, who are now guaranteed to be part of almost any possible coalition." -
France Nicolas Sarkozy: France's ex-president jailed over illegal campaign financing Sarkozy, 66, who denied any wrongdoing, was not in court to face the ruling. His lawyer has confirmed that he will appeal. -
Mobility Google Maps adds wildfire alerts in response to the depressing reality of the climate crisis Google says wildfires are an increasingly common threat, and that making it easier to track them could save lives. -
Italy Is Italy set for a referendum on legalising euthanasia? As a country deeply entrenched in its Catholic roots, euthanasia – a practice condemned by the Church’s teaching – has long been a deeply controversial topic. -
Republic of Ecuador State of emergency declared in Ecuador’s prisons after 116 die in riot Officials said at least five of the dead in the riot at Litoral penitentiary in Guayaquil were beheaded. -
Germany Former Nazi death camp secretary, 96, found after going 'on the run’ on day of trial Irmgard Furchner, who was between 18 and 19 years old at the time of the events and lives in a home for the elderly near Hamburg, is to be tried for "complicity in murder in more than 10,000 cases", according to the prosecution. -
Europe News Poland carried out migrant push-back at Belarus border, Amnesty says Poland, Lithuania and Latvia have declared states of emergency at their borders with Belarus over an influx of migrants.