15 October 2021 | Euronews
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France Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo is Socialists' presidential candidate for 2022 Hidalgo has been the mayor of Paris since 2014 and is one of a handful of women bidding to become France's first female president. -
Moments Fed up of Facebook's censorship, Vienna sends nudes to OnlyFans In a world first, the Austrian galleries are now exhibiting their nude artworks on the platform better known for porn. -
Spain Spanish Parliament begins debate on 'Only Yes is Yes' sexual consent law The law would strengthen the country's penal code against rape by requiring explicit consent for sex acts, a move long demanded by assault survivors and women's rights groups. -
Nature Biodiversity is vital for all life on Earth: How can we protect it? The first part of the UN biodiversity summit in Kunming, China is underway. To mark the event, Euronews and CGTN (China Global Television Network) together with leading experts and analysts, debated the latest efforts to protect nature worldwide. -
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Afghanistan Afghanistan: Over 35 killed in suicide attack on Shi'ite mosque in Kandahar IS is suspected of carrying out the attack on the Fatimiya mosque in southern Afghanistan, which comes a week after another deadly attack in the north. -
Residences This restored Italian palace will be shared by more than 100 owners Built in 1799, the historic Palazzo Ricci will soon be transformed into 14 luxury residences. -
Cyprus Cyprus to revoke 'golden passports' granted to 45 people after probes expose corrupt scheme Procedures have begun to revoke the citizenships after an investment-for-passports scheme was cancelled in the wake of corruption revelations. -
Health news Tuberculosis deaths on the rise again for first time in more than a decade due to COVID, says WHO Tuberculosis deaths are rising for the first time in more than a decade due to the COVID pandemic, the WHO has warned. -
No Comment Volcano eruption continues on La Palma island Cumbre Vieja volcano continues to spew lava and ashes after more than three weeks erupting on the island of La Palma. -
No Comment Protest against green pass in Italy Protests erupted in Italy on Friday as a new anti-coronavirus measure went into effect requiring all workers, from magistrates to maids, to show a health pass to get into their place of employment. -
No Comment Lebanon Clash Aftermath A day after clashes that took the lives of 7 people, injured dozens and a moment that took many Lebanese to the days of civil war, a tense calm now ensues in the street as people clean up the mess -
Spain La Palma volcano: Lava 'tsunami' as earthquake intensifies eruption Huge rivers of molten rock have been spewing from the crater in recent days. -
Culture news Egypt's El Gouna Film Festival kicks off against the odds The fifth edition has kicked off against the odds after a fire broke out on the red carpet on Wednesday. -
Culture news 'If you have no past, you have no future': The Hungarian fortuneteller keeping Roma culture alive Fortuneteller Zoltan Sztojka is working to preserve his culture's traditions that are slowly vanishing in the Central European count. -
Poland EU executive summons Polish, Lithuanian, Latvian ambassadors over Belarus border crisis The EU Home Affairs Commissioner questions Poland's treatment of migrants attempting to cross its border from Belarus after Polish police found the body of a Syrian migrant. -
Norway Kongsberg attack: Perpetrator to be held for 4 weeks, banned from communication Espen Andersen Braathen, a 37-year-old Danish citizen, is being held on five counts of preliminary murder and three counts of preliminary attempted murder. -
Earth News Even in Europe, standing up for the environment could get you killed, NGOs warn With 'freedoms shrinking' 20 years after a pact to protect environmental defenders, EU countries are set to vote on a new measure. -
Georgia Mikheil Saakashvili: Thousands rally to call for release of Georgia's ex-president Saakashvili announced a hunger strike hours after his arrest and his doctor said this week that his condition was deteriorating. -
No Comment Cholitas fashion show celebrates Bolivia's capital Bolivia's emblematic Cholitas returned to the catwalk on Thursday to celebrate the 473rd anniversary of the capital's foundation and to boost the pandemic-stricken local economy. -
Belgium Brexit back in play again as UK and EU restart talks on Northern Ireland Protocol UK Brexit negotiator David Frost met EU Commissioner Maros Sefcovic for lunch in Brussels as both sides try to bridge gaps over post-Brexit trade in Northern Ireland. -
United Kingdom Sir David Amess: Boris Johnson hails one of 'nicest people in politics' after MP stabbed to death A 25-year-old man is in custody and police have launched a murder probe following the death of the 69-year-old Conservative MP from Essex in southeast England. -
Earth News Watch as 'evil' Shell CEO is confronted by protestors on stage at TED event Activists from Stop Cambo say they had already raised concerns about the fossil fuel boss being allowed to speak on the panel. -
Germany German election: Traffic light coalition moves closer to forming a government If the talks are successful, Olaf Scholz will likely replace German Chancellor Angela Merkel. -
The world's largest observation wheel opens to the public on October 21st The wheel situated on the coastline of Dubai stands over 250 meters tall. The observation wheel called 'Ain Dubai' (which means Dubai Eye in Arabic) ) eclipses Londons iconic wheel 'The London Eye', which stands only 135 meters tall. -
World News Europe should take action against Hezbollah's growing strength | View Europe as well as Lebanon is under threat from Hezbollah and must fully designate the group as a terrorist entity, argues the Counter Extremism Project's Hans-Jakob Schindler -
Health news Nipah virus could cause another deadly pandemic, warns the inventor of AstraZeneca’s COVID vaccine The Nipah virus has a 40 per cent to 75 per cent mortality rate and there is no treatment or vaccine. -
No Comment Venezuelans fight Covid with a ritual Every October 12, known in Venezuela as the Day of Indigenous Resistance, thousands of believers gather on Mount Sorte in northwestern Venezuela. This year, the Covid-19 pandemic, which prevented the meeting from taking place in 2020, is at the heart of the ceremonies. -
Art Frieze London 2021 in pictures: Experiencing art again Take a look at scenes from Frieze London 2021, as the contemporary art fair makes its return to Regent's Park. -
United Kingdom UK lorry driver shortage: Hauliers slam new move to attract foreign workers as 'worst option' The British government wants to increase the number of deliveries foreign lorry drivers can make in the UK to unblock the country's supply chain logjam. -
No Comment Pumpkin-eating elephants The Oregon Zoo in Portland held its 23rd Annual Squishing of the Squash Thursday to usher in the Halloween season. -
Euronews Debates Euronews debates how Europe and China should preserve biodiversity The first part of the UN biodiversity summit in Kunming, China is underway. To mark the event, Euronews and CGTN (China Global Television Network) together with leading experts and analysts, debated the latest efforts to protect nature worldwide. -
Travel News France makes COVID-19 travel tests chargeable from October 15 PCR tests will cost €44 for unvaccinated adults without a prescription and antigen tests will be charged between €22 or €25. -
Earth News Germany to slash renewable power fees to ease burden of higher energy bills A typical German household has seen bills rise by 9.3% over the past 12 months. -
Money Bitcoin nears record high as price tops $60,000 on growing US ETF hopes The price of Bitcoin hit $60,000 for the first time in six months after the launch of a an exchange-traded fund (ETF) in the US. -
Tech News How much do you trust your Android smartphone? A new study suggests its spying on you Did you think you can trust your Android smartphone with your data and personal information? This latest study will make you think twice. -
Europe News Janez Janša pushes far-right anti-Soros conspiracy theory in Twitter attack on MEP Slovenia's prime minister accused 13 MEPs - one of which died earlier this year - of being “Soros puppets in the EU parlement (sic)". -
My Europe Series Belgrade just hosted the biggest gathering of world leaders you've never heard of Josip Broz Tito, Jawaharlal Nehru and... Aleksandar Vucic. Serbia's leader is making a pitch for the leadership of the Non-Aligned Movement. -
Travel News Italy's new airline ITA takes off, as Alitalia is permanently grounded The new state-owned carrier, Italia Trasporto Aereo took its first flight this morning as 75 years of Alitalia came to an end. -
Travel News Day 2 tests: Antigens accepted by England from October 24, just in time for school holidays Lateral flow tests are a much cheaper option for families, which airlines say is a "massive relief". -
Tech News Analysis: Cryptocurrencies won’t become part of the modern monetary system Bitcoin fails to fulfil the key functions of money and therefore won't be recognised as money in a legal sense. -
My Europe Series Europe's week: Brexit back with a bang, new Austrian chancellor and energy crisis measures European Commission Vice President Maroš Šefčovič on Wednesday announced that Brussels would be making concessions in its approach to the Northern Ireland Protocol. -
Nature Scientists battle to save Florida's coral reef from 'mysterious' disease Scientists are using laboratories to preserve shrinking coral reef populations in Florida. -
Euronews Debates Euronews Debates | Profit vs public good: How can innovation benefit everyone? How can we marry profit and people's needs in the process of innovation? We assembled a panel of experts to debate this and give us their ideas on the future of their industries. -
Italy Protests across Italy as COVID pass becomes mandatory for workers Thousands have demonstrated over COVID passes being made mandatory for employees to enter their workplaces. -
Italy Italian judge halts Giulio Regeni trial, orders police to find accused The judge said it was not clear that the police officers accused of killing Regeni knew that they were on trial. -
Culture news Michelin awards stars to Russian chefs for the first time Nine Moscow restaurants were recognised - although none received the coveted three-star ranking. -
France Samuel Paty murder: One year on, what impact has the teacher's killing had in French schools? Some teachers admit they are choosing their words very carefully.