14 October 2021 | Euronews
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Norway Norway unveils new centre-left minority goverment amid suspected terror attack Two of the new ministers in Norway's government are survivors of the 2011 far-right massacre on Utøya island. -
Italy Italy ship captain convicted after sending 101 migrants to Libya in 2018 The verdict is the first of its kind in Italy and has been welcomed by the human rights group, Amnesty International. -
Art 'Love is in the Bin': Shredded Banksy artwork sells for nearly €22 million at auction 'Love is in the Bin': Shredded Banksy artwork sells for nearly €22 million at auction -
Europe News International community should end dialogue with Taliban, says youngest Afghan mayor Zarifa Ghafari spoke to Euronews in Brussels about her experience fleeing Afghanistan. -
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Europe News EU's artificial intelligence law should serve as 'model across the globe' The European Union wants its Artificial Intelligence Act to be an example for the rest of the world to follow when regulating the emerging technology. -
No Comment Emmanuel Macron scores penalty during charity football match Goal! French President Emmanuel Macron scores a penalty kick after a few minutes of play while participating in a gala football match of the Variété Club de France in Poissy -
World News Pegasus Project consortium wins first Daphne Caruana Galizia journalism prize The consortium of journalists behind the Pegasus Project investigation into malware from Israel-based NSO Group has won the first top European Union journalism prize. -
Climate What are the world’s most polluting industries and how do they plan to decarbonise? More than 300 industry leaders have come together to develop a plan to reach net-zero emissions by 2050. -
No Comment Giant puppet, of Syrian girl, visits sights of Paris A giant puppet, representing a Syrian girl, meandered through the leafy gardens of the Palais Royal in Paris on Thursday to raise awareness of the plight of migrants -
Greece Dozens evacuated on Greek island of Evia after storms and floods Evia suffered devastating fires over the summer, leaving the area more vulnerable to flash floods. -
Tech News Fuel prices at an all-time high in Hungary and expected to climb more Hungarians have seen the price of fuel reach an all-time high, and prices are expected to go even higher on Friday. -
Culture news Turn back time: How the Swiss watch industry is embracing second-hand sales A new report by global accounting giant Deloitte released on Thursday reveals that demand for pre-owned luxury watches has increased. -
World News Eastern Europe in midst of COVID surge as vaccinations lag Russia recorded yet a new record in daily COVID-19 deaths on Thursday while infections are soaring in Hungary and Ukraine. -
Ecotech Pay for your drinks with old iPhones at this unique London pub This International E-waste Day, pub-goers can get rewarded for the unwanted tech in their drawers at home. -
Russia Energy crisis: Putin says Russia ready to supply more gas to Europe The Russian president has dismissed as “absolutely out of the question” suggestions Russia has been using gas supply as an economic weapon against Europe. -
No Comment Gunfire exchanges in streets of Beirut wounding several The Lebanese army are deployed in the streets of Beirut as gun fire exchanges turn the capital into a war zone a few blocks from the Justice Palace, where hundreds of black-clad protesters had gathered to demand the removal of judge Tarek Bitar, the lead investigator in the port blast -
Ecotech These are the 11 most beautiful solar farms in the world The list features solar mountains, floating farms, and a guest appearance from Mickey Mouse. -
No Comment Fire kills 14 people, injures 51 in southern Taiwan A fire engulfed a 13-storey building overnight on Thursday in southern Taiwan, killing 14 people and injuring 51 -
No Comment Spectators watch William Shatner launch into space Hollywood's Captain Kirk, 90-year-old William Shatner, has blasted into space and safely returned to Earth in a convergence of science fiction and science reality -
My Europe Series Meet the graffiti artist-turned-MP who wants to see Moldova and Romania become one country Many Romanians would like to see Moldova and Romania as a single country. Most Moldovans don't agree. -
No Comment Rockettes rehearse for live Christmas show The Radio City Rockettes dancers are busy rehearsing for their Christmas show in New York, which returns this year after being canceled last year due to the pandemic -
Europe News Sakharov Prize: Alexei Navalny & Jeanine Anez on EU shortlist for human rights award A group of Afghan women are also on the shortlist to win to European Union’s top human rights prize. -
Next Series How technologies like AI and 3D printing are helping us design better, more sustainable products Author and futurist Tom Goodwin is in London to explore how new technologies are shaping the future of design. -
Money France is grappling with how to tax cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin One young French politician is pushing to relax rules on taxing cryptos but others fear there are not enough investors to be worthwhile. -
Earth News Less meat and more walking could save the NHS billions, says new report Greener measures to tackle climate change will also help reduce avoidable deaths and costs to health services across Europe. -
Italy Giulio Regeni: Murder trial of four Egyptian police officers opens in Rome Four high-ranking Egyptian security officers are being tried in absence of the 2016 murder of Italian student Giulio Regeni in Cairo. -
The Cube Belarus threatens to prosecute subscribers to certain social media channels Belarus' Main Directorate for Fighting Organised Crime has said that citizens who subscribe to "extremist Telegram channels and chats" are also criminally liable. -
Spain La Palma volcano: 300 more residents evacuated after fresh earthquakes Three hundred more citizens have been evacuated from their homes as the lava flows continue to advance northwest. -
Travel News 'Arrivederci': Final flight for Italy's troubled airline Alitalia The final flight, from Rome to Cagliari, brings to an end the company's financially troubled history. -
Lebanon Deadly clashes in Beirut after protests against port explosion judge At least five people have been shot dead in Beirut during a demonstration against the judge investigating last year's deadly port explosion. -
Russia Anastasia Vasilyeva: Russian court imposes restrictions on Navalny's doctor over protests Dr. Vasilyeva was accused of encouraging Russian citizens to take part in opposition demonstrations and violate COVID-19 safety rules. -
Taiwan Dozens killed as fire rips through building in Taiwan The blaze started about 3 am local time and continued for hours overnight before rescue workers brought it under control. -
United Kingdom Pigs pile up as Brexit and COVID leave UK farms with butcher shortfall The UK government is issuing up to 800 temporary visas for foreign butchers to address a shortage of abattoir workers which has led to a backlog of pigs on farms. -
World News Legal row could see Poland become a second-class member of EU | View "The consequences of Warsaw assaulting the EU legal order could be far-reaching, potentially turning Poland into a second-class member of the bloc." -
Destinations Naked bathing and incredible nature: The unique German Island of Sylt The island is known as the Queen of the North Sea and has been a popular wellness destination for more than 100 years. -
Earth News Green energy 'cannot happen now': Miners march to protect coal industry in Bulgaria Hundreds of families are destined to lose their jobs, say miners, if coal plants are shut down. -
Earth News Prince William wants billionaires to focus on saving planet Earth, not space travel The British royal, now a father of three, also expressed concern over the rise in climate anxiety in younger generations. -
Culture news A Belgium school has given the 'red light' to children reenacting Netflix's Squid Game A school in Belgium has warned parents about children playing versions of ‘1,2,3 Piano’ and “beating up” the loser. -
France France threatens UK with 'retaliatory measures' over fishing licence dispute "We have been very patient, too patient (...) The British do not want to give a certain number of licences not because they lack information but because they have made this political choice," France's Europe minister said. -
Tech News The COVID pandemic has become a game-changer for global employment. Here's why Poorer countries will benefit the most as WFH (work from home) and WFA (work from anywhere) trends become more mainstream. Here's why. -
Earth News La Nucia, the Spanish town where you can recycle your way to lower taxes La Nucía has won three Architizer awards, becoming a great example of sustainable change and economic prosperity. -
Belgium Women taken from African mothers sue Belgium for crimes against humanity The five women, all born between 1945 and 1950, filed their lawsuit last year amid growing demands that Belgium reassesses its colonial past. -
Lifestyle 2,700-year-old poo found in an Austrian mine shows Iron Age Europeans enjoyed blue cheese and beer Having analysed the DNA in the preserved excrement, scientists were surprised to find Europeans were making blue cheese nearly 3,000 years ago. -
Tech News After more than two centuries, Beethoven’s 10th Symphony has been completed by an AI To celebrate the genius’ work almost two centuries after his death, a team of experts warmed up to add the final note to Beethoven’s unfinished opus. -
Earth News Bulgaria slammed over 'irreversible' ecological impact of Black Sea shipwreck A cargo vessel carrying over 3,000 tonnes of nitrogen fertiliser has been stranded off Bulgaria's northern coast for more than three weeks. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina On Bosnia's border with Croatia, migrants look to Europe as winter nears Hundreds of migrants have set up a new improvised camp in northwest Bosnia, determined to brave worsening weather and tough Croatian border police for a chance to reach Western Europe. -
Travel News New York Comic Con: One of the world’s biggest costume parties After a virtual event was held last year due to the pandemic, fans return to New York Comic Con in full force. -
Nature Nature loss could be as ‘catastrophic’ as climate change, so how can we prevent it? This week world leaders met to talk about tackling biodiversity loss and these lesser-known UN talks could have an impact on the future of our everyday lives. -
Norway 'Grief and despair': Norway mourns after deadly Kongsberg attack Norway’s domestic security agency, PST, said on Thursday the bow and arrow attack which left five people dead "currently appears to be an act of terrorism". -
Moments Welcome to the rugged UK island where seals rule and humans are banned Conservation volunteers are camping for four months on Looe Island, Cornwall, to protect its wildlife and environment. -
Japan Japan's new leader dissolves parliament, paving way for new elections At the announcement, all 465 lower house lawmakers stood up, shouted “banzai” three times and left. -
Travel News Husband builds a rotating house so his wife can enjoy better views In Bosnia, a man has built a rotating house to please his wife, who wants a different view from her bedroom window.