7 October 2021 | Euronews
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Finland Finnish teenager becomes president for a day 16-year-old Nella Salminen stepped into the shoes of Finnish President Sauli Niinistö as part of a campaign to promote girls' rights in politics and business. -
Europe News Platform workers gather in Brussels to demand better rights from employers On World Day for Decent Work, platform workers joined a symbolic demonstration in front of the European Commission. -
Musica A new chapter: Gustavo Dudamel's story at the Paris Opera begins. Muscia meets Venezuelan conductor and recently appointed head of the Paris Opera, Gustavo Dudamel. -
Germany Germany's Armin Laschet ready to leave as head of CDU after electoral defeat The conservative leader has taken personal responsibility for the party's worst ever electoral result (24,1%) in modern German history. -
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No Comment A Thai restaurant hit by floods becomes a gastronomic Mecca. In Thailand, a flood-affected restaurant has become an unlikely place to eat amidst the lapping of the tide. -
Travel News UK removes travel restrictions for 47 countries UK travellers will soon be able to travel to previously restricted countries. -
United Kingdom English Premier League approves Saudi buyout of Newcastle United English Premier League approves Saudi buyout of Newcastle United -
Sport Spain's NBA champion Pau Gasol retires Double NBA winner and Europe's most successful basketball player Pau Gasol called time on his sporting career on Tuesday. -
Climate 'We have to tell people to wake up!': Nobel Prize winners urge climate action The Nobel Prize for physics has been split between 3 scientists working on the link between weather patterns and climate change. -
Poland Polexit? Fury in Brussels after Warsaw court rules Polish Constitution overrides EU law The Constitutional Tribunal in Warsaw ruled that Polish law has supremacy when it clashes with EU treaties and laws, in a major challenge to the bloc's founding principles. -
France Human Rights Watch denounces French police's 'degrading' treatment of Calais migrants The report accuses the police of mass evictions, harassment, and restricting access to humanitarian assistance for migrants on the northern French coast. -
World News Regulating Big Tech will take pluralism and institutions | View Give social media users a choice of algorithm - and real, independent oversight bodies - to keep debate online free and healthy, argue EDMO's Miguel Poaires Maduro and law researcher Francisco de Abreu Duarte. -
Destinations A guide to Jordan: What to see and do while you’re there These are some of the best things to do during your trip to Jordan. -
No Comment South Africa celebrates Desmond Tutu's 90th birthday Desmond Tutu, South Africa's anti-apartheid icon and Nobel peace laureate, marks his 90th birthday with a rare public appearance. -
Italy St Ambroeus: Milan football club helping migrants and refugees integrate into Italian society St Ambroeus is the first football team in Milan made up of refugees and migrants from outside the EU, and affiliated with the Italian Football Federation. -
Next Series NFTs, blockchain and 4K screens: This Miami entrepreneur wants to disrupt the business of art Author and futurist Tom Goodwin is in Miami to discover what happens when emerging technologies like high-resolution screens, blockchain and NFTs collide with the world of art. -
Switzerland 2022 Geneva International Motor Show cancelled due to 'pandemic-related issues' The organisers cited likely travel restrictions, as well as the semiconductor shortage affecting manufacturers and other issues indirectly related to COVID-19. -
Europe News UN chief 'asked EU states to take in more than 40,000 Afghan refugees' It came as the European Commission hosted a high-level forum about the resettlement of Afghan refugees. -
Earth News Siberian copper mine reopens in Russia as 'key' to world's transition away from carbon Copper plays a crucial role in the future of renewable energy and green technology. -
Spain La Palma volcano: Ash cloud forces new airport shutdown on Spanish island Scientists warn the situation is still tense and unpredictable as the Cumbre Vieja volcano continues to erupt on the Spanish island of La Palma. -
Ukraine Ukraine confirms case of polio in 18-month-old toddler Polio has been eradicated in Europe since 2002. -
Earth News ‘An eye between nature and itself’: These are the best Irish ecopoets Poetry cannot fix the climate crisis - people can, and the more our empathies and imaginations are stirred the better. -
Culture news Tina Turner sells the rights to her back catalogue for millions, amid music industry gold rush The Queen of Rock 'n' Roll has struck a deal with German music publisher BMG for an estimated €43 million. She joins a growing list of stars looking to cash in on their catalogues. -
No Comment Merkel meets Pope Francis at the Vatican German Chancellor Angela Merkel met Thursday with Pope Francis, during her last visit to the Vatican as leader of her country. -
Tech News Twitch hacking: Streamers' earnings leaked but login details safe, company claims The video streaming site confirmed that it had suffered a data breach after 126GB of source code, streamer payouts and development data was posted to a forum. -
Culture news Who is Abdulrazak Gurnah, the 2021 Nobel Prize in Literature laureate? The Nobel Committee have just announced novelist and academic Abdulrazak Gurnah as this year's winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature. We reflect on the achievements that got him there. -
Earth News Worried about having kids? Here’s how you can reduce your carbon footprint as a parent We bring you the best ways to raise an environmentally-conscious child. -
Kosovo Kosovo war veterans deny witness intimidation charges Hysni Gucati and Nasim Haradinaj both face charges of obstructing justice and intimidation. -
Tech News Pandora Papers: Everything you need to know about the ICIJ's latest bombshell investigation Involving 29,000 offshore companies and €9.7 trillion in hidden wealth, the explosive Pandora Papers have exposed attempts by 330 politicians and personalities to avoid tax. -
No Comment Iraq: a musician plays music with cleaning tools as instruments An Iraqi artist has turned his broom and trash cans into musical instruments. . -
Germany 'Justice has no expiry date': Former Nazi death camp guard, 100, goes on trial A 100-year-old former concentration camp guard will become the oldest person yet to go on trial for alleged Nazi-era crimes in Germany. -
Work Belgium could move to a four-day week under government proposals to be announced in coming days A government spokesperson confirmed the plans to Euronews Next, saying they would be announced in the coming days. -
Art Banksy's Balloon Girl triptych expected to fetch over €2.5million at London auction The Bristol-born UK artist redefined our perceptions of street art in the 2000s. Christie's London auction house expect Banksy's 2005 remake of Girl With Balloon to sell for millions next week. -
Czech Republic Czech election: Are the Czech Social Democrats locked in a death spiral? They are the Czech Republic's oldest surviving political party. Is that record in danger? -
No Comment Daniel Craig unveils his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Daniel Craig is honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame before the U.S. release of the new James Bond movie, "No Time To Die". -
Ecotech Experience life as a fish walking through this single-use plastic tunnel An environmental conservation group has built this highly Instagrammable outdoor exhibition to bring attention to the ocean plastics crisis. -
Pakistan At least 20 dead as powerful earthquake strikes southwest Pakistan Authorities expect the death toll to rise even further after a powerful earthquake collapsed at least one coal mine and many flimsy mud houses in southwest Pakistan. -
Moments Have you got the legs to run the world’s toughest downhill race? The Descent is a 350 metre race down the world’s toughest ski slope in the beautiful Austrian Alps. -
Travel News The colourful stage is set for 9 nights of celebration across India Starting tonight, over 1 billion people will begin celebrations for Navaratri, one of the most important festivals in the Hindu calendar. -
USA Judge orders Texas to suspend new law banning most abortions "Women have been unlawfully prevented from exercising control over their lives in ways that are protected by the Constitution," a US federal judge wrote in its order to suspend the law. -
Health news Sweden and Denmark suspend use of Moderna COVID vaccine for younger age groups over risks Noting it was an extremely rare side effect, the Swedish and Danish health authorities put Moderna use on hold due to the risks of heart inflammation.