5 October 2021 | Euronews
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Republic of North Macedonia Fire at North Macedonia COVID-19 hospital caused by 'short circuit' Prosecutors say an electrical short circuit caused a deadly fire at a temporary COVID-19 hospital in North Macedonia last month. -
Work Tesla ordered to pay €118 million to Black ex-employee over racism claims A former Tesla freight elevator operator suffered racists slurs at work. He's now won a case against the company of the world's third-richest man. -
World News EU unveils new strategy to tackle rising antisemitism in Europe "Europe can only prosper when its Jewish communities feel safe and prosper," said Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. -
Belarus Belarus says it will refuse to take back migrants until the EU lifts sanctions The vote on Monday formalises the move that was announced by Belarus’ President Alexander Lukashenko in June. -
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Slovenia Slovenia: Police clash with COVID-19 protesters ahead of EU summit Protesters seemed wanted to draw more attention to their rally by demonstrating on the eve of a key EU Balkan summit. -
Europe News Ireland agrees to set historical minimum corporate tax rate Ireland has agreed to adopt a 15% minimum corporate tax rate after several months of negotiations with the OECD. -
Culture news HBO Max is launching in Europe: Everything you need to know What to expect when the US streaming service drops in 26 different countries in Europe over the next year. -
Food and Drink Danes leave their mark as Noma and Geranium take first and second in World's Best Restaurants 2021 It was a one-two for Copenhagen, as Geranium was chosen as the second-best restaurant in the world in the World's 50 Best Restaurants 2021. -
Culture news Zürich Film Festival: European filmmakers pave the way to a new kind of cinema European filmmakers were in the spotlight at the 17th Zürich International Film Festival, after winning multiple awards. -
World News Managing Europe's winter of discontent ǀ View Skyrocketing fuel prices, ongoing COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy and supply chain disruption are on the cards for Europe this winter. Analyst Radu Magdin argues leaders must tackle these issues head-on, not shy away from them. -
Mobility Self-driving Citroën Skate with interchangeable pods is reimagining inner-city travel Rethinking urban mobility, Citroën is leading a revolution in autonomous cars for city living. -
No Comment Russian film crew blasts off to make first movie in space A Russian actor and a film director rocketed to space on Tuesday on a mission to make the world's first movie in orbit. -
Europe News Where do Western Balkan nations stand with their EU membership bids? As a summit is held on expanding EU membership to the Western Balkans, we look at where each country is with its bid to join. -
France Brexit: France demands EU gets 'tougher' with UK over fishing rights The French government said they're looking into retaliatory measures after the UK and Jersey awarded just a small number of licences to French vessels. -
Europe News EU removes Seychelles from tax havens blacklist despite Pandora Papers revelations The latest update of the EU list of "non-cooperative jurisdictions" has exempted Seychelles, Anguilla and Dominica from being blacklisted. -
Explore As a golfing destination, Dubai scores a hole in one Dubai is the leading golfing destination in the Middle East with the highest concentration of championship courses. -
No Comment Rubbish litters Marseille beaches a day after heavy storms Several beaches in the center of Marseille are littered with garbage, the day after heavy rains. -
No Comment Clashes, tear gas at Bolivia coca farmers' protest Thousands of Bolivian coca leaf growers on Monday stormed the country's main coca market in La Paz following violent clashes with security forces. -
Kosovo Former Serb paramilitary jailed for 20 years for war crimes in Kosovo An ethnic Serb has been sentenced to 20 years in prison in Kosovo after being convicted of war crimes, including involvement in a 1999 massacre. -
Health news COVID vaccine: EMA backs Pfizer or Moderna booster shots for people with weak immunity The EMA has advised people with "severely weakened immune systems" to get a third dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna COVID vaccines. -
Ecotech Pushing electric cars to the limits: How Extreme E is driving the transport revolution “I think we push the movement forward at a very fast level compared to a manufacturer...it just elevates everything a lot faster.” -
Nature CBD oil: Wonder drug or widespread scam? CBD oil derives from hemp, a cousin of marijuana in the Cannabis family. But we look at what it really is and whether it's healthy. -
Tech News Frances Haugen whistleblower leaks show Facebook cannot regulate itself, MEPs say Two European lawmakers said the leaked documents proved big tech companies could not be trusted to regulate themselves. -
Spain Ex-foreign minister quizzed over letting Polisario chief into Spain The decision to allow the Western Sahara leader into Spain in April angered Morocco. -
Romania Romania faces political deadlock after prime minister ousted in no confidence vote The only thing that Romania's political parties can agree on is that Florin Citu must go. -
World News Arrests after raids at EU farms and vineyards over labour exploitation Police raids were carried out at 704 locations in Bulgaria, Cyprus, Finland, France, Italy, Latvia, the Netherlands, and Spain. -
Climate COP26: Pope Francis and religious leaders call for action over climate change "We have inherited a garden, we must not leave a desert to our children." -
United Kingdom Sarah Everard: UK inquiry launched into 'unimaginable failures' around policeman's murder of woman The UK home secretary has announced there will be an independent inquiry into police failings following the murder of Sarah Everard by a serving police officer. -
Earth News The world’s longest under-sea electricity cable now connects the UK with Norway This is a chance for the two countries to share renewable energy for the first time. -
Sweden Nobel Prize in Physics: Two Europeans among winning trio for work on 'climate & physical systems' It comes 100 years since the same award was given to Albert Einstein -
Earth News The Tongan island using canoes to tackle climate change This project teaching Tongan islanders how to build their own canoes could help them adapt to the challenges of climate change. -
Tech News Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp down: How a social giant disappeared from the Internet The sheer scale of Facebook meant its downtime had ripple effects hitting businesses, advertisers and even locking the company's employees out of their offices. -
No Comment Protest against mandatory vaccine for New York City school staff Video posted to social media showed demonstrators marching in locations around the city, carrying signs saying things such as: "Resist Medical Tyranny!" -
France French Catholic Church: Clergy have abused 216,000 children since 1950, says inquiry France's Catholic Church showed "a profound and even cruel indifference towards the victims" of abuse, the head of the inquiry said. -
Russia Russian actress and director en route to ISS for first movie shot in space An actress and director are on board a rocket that is on its way to the International Space Station (ISS), as Russia looks to score symbolic points against US competitors. -
Travel News International tourists won’t be returning to Australia until 2022 Australia’s prime minister said tourists won’t be welcomed back until next year, with skilled migrants and students set to be given higher priority for entry.