11 October 2021 | Euronews
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Belgium World Coming Out Day: 'You can tell no-one... they can even kill you' A Togolese girl who fled her home country due to her sexual orientation describes her experience to Euronews. -
France Channel migrants: French politicians call on UK to overhaul 'lax' labour laws to deter crossings Calais area politicians blame the UK for lax labour laws that attract illegal migration, responding to UK criticism that the French aren't doing enough to stop Channel crossings. -
Culture news Ancient winemaking complex unearthed in central Israel Jon Seligman, one of the directors of the excavation, said the wine made in the area was known as “Gaza” wine and exported across the region. -
Italy Forza Nuova: Calls grow in Italy to ban far-right group after protest violence Some political parties are calling for Forza Nuova to be dissolved following Saturday's violence at anti-health pass protests in which the far-right group was implicated. -
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Mobility Thousands of French students begin space 'Blob' experiment with Thomas Pesquet Better known as "slime mould," 500-million-year-old Blob is now under the microscope of thousands of students and French astronaut Thomas Pesquet. -
Iran Iranians are crying out for regime change, not nuclear power. The West should listen | View Europe and the United States must stop pandering to Tehran's nuclear 'extortion' tactics, argues dissident author Alireza Jafarzadeh. -
Romania Former PM Dacian Cioloș tasked with forming new Romanian government Romania's former prime minister Dacian Cioloș has been appointed to try and form a new government. -
Poland Poland seeks to dampen impact of court ruling in EU legal supremacy row The Polish foreign minister says last week's bombshell court ruling protects national sovereignty and is in line with French and German constitutional court opinions. -
United Arab Emirates Afghan woman's pet bird finds new home at French embassy in UAE Amid two weeks of frantic evacuations to Paris and untold suffering, the French Ambassador to the UAE has shared a remarkable story of hope. -
No Comment Russians celebrate 65 years of the Volga GAZ-21 Russians have taken to the streets in an old Volga GAZ-21 in celebration of the car's 65th anniversary. -
No Comment Greenpeace protest outside Downing Street to urge UK PM to block huge new oilfield Greenpeace activists put up an oil-splattered statue of Boris Johnson outside Downing Street on Monday, urging the prime minister to block the proposed development of a huge new oilfield off the Scottish coast. -
Europe News EU's top court begins looking at Hungary and Poland dispute over rule of law mechanism The two hearings, one brought by Hungary and one by Poland, will conclude on Tuesday but it could be months before the European Court of Justice gives its ruling. -
Russia Alexei Navalny says Russian prison has changed his status to 'terrorist' Putin's most prominent critic claims he is no longer considered a flight risk but is now deemed an extremist and a terrorist. -
Greece Greece to bolster border with Turkey over Afghanistan migration fears Greece will deploy a further 250 officers to its land border with Turkey, the country's interior ministry has said. -
Germany Cologne permits broadcast of muezzin’s call for Friday prayers The calls can be broadcast outside mosques for five minutes every week for the Friday prayer around noon. -
Mobility Despite privacy concerns, Moscow commuters will be able to use just their faces to ride the metro The facial recognition-based payment system will be able to use on all 14 lines of the metro from October 15. -
Earth News Wizz Air CEO calls carbon offsetting ‘a bit of a joke’ yet offers it to customers József Váradi also described the environmental measure as greenwashing. -
Earth News UK fuel crisis: Was eco-petrol really the cause of the nation's shortages? The Petrol Retailers Association has claimed the switch to E10 was a 'major factor' in the UK’s petrol crisis. -
Scenes Meet the women hunting cyber criminals and fighting for justice “The fact that our daily life got transferred to cyberspace, the sexist violence in the streets transferred itself to cyberspace.” -
Cult The highly skilled art of copperware production lives on in Lahij Lahij, the village of artisans, lies in the Greater Caucasus mountains in Azerbaijan. For centuries, its highly skilled coppersmiths have produced exquisite and elaborate copper tableware using traditional methods passed down through the generations. -
Germany Jörg Meuthen to step down as co-leader of Germany's far-right AfD Meuthen said he will continue his political work and wants to "make his voice heard". -
Europe News Led by France, 10 EU countries call on Brussels to label nuclear energy as green source The member states argue the current energy crunch, which has sent electricity prices soaring, makes the case for nuclear as an affordable, low-carbon energy source. -
No Comment Lava flow drags down big rocks in La Palma Drone footage showed huge rocks flowing down wide streams of lava from a Spanish volcano, almost three weeks after it first erupted. -
No Comment Extinction Rebellion hold demo in The Hague Protesters from the environmental group Extinction Rebellion demonstrated in The Hague on Monday. -
United Kingdom No further action after London police conduct Prince Andrew review The review was prompted by Virginia Giuffre's civil claim that she was forced to have sexual relations with the Duke of York when she was 17. -
Smart Regions AlpInnoCT: the European project using intermodal transport to protect the Alps The Alps are an essential transit area for freight transport. But road traffic generates noise, pollution and traffic jams in this sensitive ecosystem. A European project has a solution: the transfer of goods from lorries to trains. -
World News High European gas prices could last through winter, expert says Euronews spoke to research fellow Nicolò Rossetto about the energy crisis in Europe. -
My Europe Series Why the Czechs have finally turned their back on communism The Communist Party of Bohemia and Moravia failed to win a seat in the Czech parliament for the first time in their history. -
Ecotech AI will finally remove toxic weapons from the bottom of the sea Millions of weapons were dumped in the sea after WWII and the 100-year work of removing them is just beginning. -
Health news COVID-19: Sydney exits lockdown after 106 days Sydney has reopened after four months in lockdown, with people running to the shops and hairdressers on Monday. -
Series Travelling to Moscow? These are must-visit spots for your Autumn holiday Autumn is a great time of year to discover Moscow’s charm. The ancient city offers a wide choice of venues and cultural highlights where you can discover new trends and be inspired by tradition. -
Earth News Norwegian wind farms violate rights of Sámi reindeer herders, says court Norway's Supreme Court has ruled that two western wind farms have illegally encroached on the grazing land of Sámi reindeer herders. -
Moments Squid Game: Smash-hit series causes these Korean snacks to sell out A traditional sweet stall in Seoul has seen a boom in sales of the ‘dalgona’ - the traditional Korean snack featured in the Netflix smash hit Squid Game. -
Denmark Violent criminals to be banned from popular night-life areas in Denmark On Monday, a 31-year-old man was banned from going to nightlife areas in Copenhagen for eight months under a new law. -
Art Chopin portrait, restored after flea market find, may be a 'prelude' to a windfall Thrifted at a Polish flea market in the early 1990s, a peeling portrait of the virtuoso pianist has finally been restored and dated back to the 19th century. -
No Comment 'Have a bash!' - the World Conker Championships take place Over 2,000 people flocked to a small village in Northamptonshire, England to watch the return of the World Conker Championships. -
France France rescues more than 340 UK-bound migrants in English Channel Illegal crossings between France and the UK have increased dramatically since 2018. -
Netherlands Two men found guilty of murdering Dutch lawyer linked to organised crime trial Two young men have been sentenced to 30 years in prison for the 2019 killing of a Dutch lawyer, who represented a witness in a high-profile organised crime trial. -
Georgia Georgia: Ex-president Saakashvili’s health deteriorating on hunger strike, says doctor Georgia's penitentiary service has dismissed the claims and says Saakashvili’s health is "satisfactory". -
Earth News Prince Charles comes 'clean' about his wine and cheese-powered Aston Martin In 2020, the Prince of Wales ventured into sustainable fashion by producing a clothing collection made out of nettles from his garden. -
Health news The UK is dropping a 'discriminatory' sexual health barrier to blood donation The question, which asks if the donor has had sex in countries where HIV/AIDs is common, will finally be removed from screening forms. -
Earth News British royal says he understands activists' frustration at lack of climate action Prince Charles shares green activists' concerns and can see why Extinction Rebellion take to the streets to carry out disruptive protests. -
Earth News How widespread power cuts are pushing Lebanon towards solar power Due to the worsening economic crisis, Lebanon has been grappling with total blackouts. The precarious electricity supply has accelerated a shift to solar power. -
Spain La Palma: New lava streams after volcano's cone collapses Three weeks since its eruption upended the lives of thousands, the volcano on Spain’s La Palma island is still spewing out endless streams of lava with no signs of ceasing. -
Austria Alexander Schallenberg replaces Kurz as Austria's new chancellor Sebastian Kurz resigned on Saturday amid a corruption scandal. He has denied any wrongdoing. -
Poland In Poland's borderlands, ignorance and hatred echo Europe's darkest era Elżbieta used to travel to Włodawa to go mushroom picking. Now she helps save the desperate as they try to reach Europe. -
The Kitchen Barbra Streisand inspires Chef Nino Mosca's 'perfect bite' pasta recipe | The Kitchen Chef Nino Mosca shares with The Kitchen his recipe for Tagliolini in Salsa di Pomodoro Ciliegino, a much-loved dish of his, commissioned and inspired by American superstar Barbra Streisand. -
No Comment Tens of thousands of Poles protest in Warsaw against overriding of EU laws Large protests were held across Poland on Sunday in a show of support for the European Union after the nation's constitutional court ruled this week that the Polish constitution overrides some EU laws. -
Culture news Stirling's effort rewarded as UK City of Culture longlist announced The winner will be announced in spring 2022 and will follow Coventry’s tenure as UK City of Culture 2021 to take the lead on culture in the UK in 2025. -
Sweden Nobel Prize in Economics: David Card, Joshua Angrist and Guido Imbens share award The prize in economics was developed by Sweden's central bank in memory of Alfred Nobel. -
Taste Ramen recipe: An expert chef on what it takes to create the perfect Japanese noodle soup Chef Neha Mishra tells us how to create the perfect Japanese noodle soup. -
Poland Poland sees pro-EU rallies as battle lines drawn over court ruling "I am European. I am also a Pole, but mainly a European," Robert Galemba, a protester, said. -
Lithuania Lithuania converts prison into migrant reception centre At least 700 people will live in the so-called Kybartai Alien Registration Centre after it was renamed in late September. -
Moments Expo 2020 in pictures: Dubai hosts the world’s largest meeting of cultures Expo 2020 Dubai has kicked off after the event was delayed by a year by the global pandemic. -
Nature Scientists use drones to document the return of Californian kelp forests Scientists in California are using drones to document the resurgence of nature’s climate change mitigator - the kelp forest. -
Iraq In Iraq, apathy and pessimism as millions vote in early elections The two frontrunners for prime minister are men close to Tehran and with the backing of significant militia forces.