9 October 2021 | Euronews
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Austria Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz announces resignation over corruption allegations Opposition leaders had called for Kurz to go and planned to bring a no-confidence motion against him to parliament on Tuesday. -
No Comment Students return to Idlib classrooms after Covid delays school year Syrian children return to shools in northwestern Idlib province after delays due to the conflict and exacerbated by the Covid pandemic. -
No Comment Chile president on new probe of mining operation Chilean President Sebastian Piñera said on Friday he did not welcome a new probe into the wrongdoings by a mining project owned by his family and located in an environmentally rich area. -
No Comment New York Comic Con is back for its first in-person event since 2019 New York Comic Con has returned following a virtual event last year due to the coronavirus pandemic. Fans were back Friday (08 OCT. 2021) at the Jacob Javits Center for the comic book culture festival. -
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Tech News Philippine Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Ressa calls Facebook 'biased against facts' Ressa, who was the joint recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize this week, slammed Facebook as a threat to democracy. -
Poland Poland: Paris, Berlin call on Warsaw to respect EU law as Budapest welcomes 'nuclear' ruling France and Germany reiterated their support for the EU Commission but Hungary has welcomed the Polish ruling, calling on the bloc to respect national sovereignty. -
No Comment Firefighters on scene near La Palma volcano The volcano on the island of La Palma in the Canary Islands continued spewing lava Saturday morning, following almost three weeks of constant eruption. -
No Comment Migrants seen leaving France on boats for UK A group of French police officers watched dozens of migrants boarding a dinghy on Friday to get across the Channel to Britain, footage by British broadcaster Sky showed. -
United Kingdom Long COVID now has an official WHO clinical definition In September, there were more than one million people living in the UK who reported they were suffering from long COVID. -
Italy Street cinema is taking off in Milan What started as a few friends wanting to watch a movie together outside during the pandemic has grown into a popular regular feature -
World News More than 130 countries agree on 15% global minimum corporate tax From 2023, multinational corporations will have to pay taxes in countries where they operate - not just where they have their headquarters. -
Iran Abolhassan Banisadr, Iran's first president after 1979 revolution, dies Banisadr's family said in a statement online Saturday that he died in a hospital in Paris after a long illness. -
Czech Republic Czech election: PM Andrej Babis' ANO party narrowly loses popular vote to centre-right coalition Together and the centre-left bloc announced on Saturday evening that they have signed a memorandum of their will to govern together. -
Ecotech World's first recyclable wind turbines will be turned into TVs in 30 years time The world's first recyclable wind turbine blade has been invented, making wind turbines fully recyclable for the first time. -
China China's Xi calls for peaceful reunification with Taiwan Taiwan and China split in 1949 amid civil war, with the then ruling Nationalist Party fleeing to the island as Mao Zedong's Communists swept to power on the mainland. -
Russia Russians flock to Serbia for Western-made COVID-19 vaccines as infection rate soars In Russia, the vaccination rate is low with just 29% of the country’s 146 million people now fully vaccinated. -
Destinations 12 stays of Christmas: Where to travel this holiday season From winter sun to festive markets, here are the best countries to book a December getaway now global travel is easing. -
Earth News These 2000-year-old dates have been brought back to life by scientists Seven date palm trees have been grown from 2000-year-old seeds that were found in the Judean desert near Jerusalem.