18 October 2021 | Euronews
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Culture news Halloween makes a killing - but do reboots pay off, or are they a turn off? Here are some of the biggest disasters and successes of 21st-century cinema's obsession with remaking old classics. -
Portugal Portugal seizes cocaine worth €200m from yacht in Atlantic Ocean The haul is reported to be one of the largest hauls in Europe in recent years and the biggest in Portugal for 15 years. -
Europe News EU institution overreach puts bloc's future at risk, says Polish PM Mateusz Morawiecki, due to address the European Parliament on Tuesday, has published an open letter to EU leaders ahead of a leaders' summit this week. -
Italy Centre-left candidate claims victory in Rome’s mayoral election Partial results indicated that former finance minister Roberto Gualtieri had a wide advantage over his right-wing challenger. -
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Europe News EU considers sanctions against Belarus airline over migrant arrivals The bloc's foreign ministers were in Luxembourg on Monday to discuss possible action against Belarusian company Belavia. -
No Comment Group of anti-coup prisoners released in Myanmar Some of the prisoners detained for taking part in Myanmar's anti-coup protests are released from Yangon's notorious Insein prison. -
My Europe Series After seven years, a rare trial for EU-funded Kosovo war crimes court The court has indicted six former KLA figures for war crimes, torture and murder Hysni Gucati and Nasim Haradinaj are charged with leaking documents. -
Cinema Netflix opens life-changing competition for African filmmakers Six young Sub-Saharan African storytellers will be supported to 'reimagine' the continent's folktales for a 2022 premiere. -
Scenes Meet the man who’s aiming to change the face of aviation “I wanted to change the thought process that you can't do something because you're not represented, I want the young people to be the representation that they seek.” -
Climate Now What was the role of climate change in Germany's fatal floods? In this episode of Climate Now we explore what role climate change played in this year's deadly floods in Germany and Belgium. -
Residences Bali: What to do and where to stay in the Ubud jungle district In the heart of the rainforest, you're never short of activities and delights. -
Tech News Apple is expected to unveil new MacBook Pros with its more powerful 'Apple Silicon' chips The new chip, along with a general rise in laptop sales, prompted a boom in Mac sales during the COVID pandemic. -
Earth News Sweden cuts back on mining, but could this mean more 'carbon leakage'? Reducing the amount of cement the country produces is a good thing, but it might mean relying on imports is even less sustainable. -
Culture news Mediterraneo: migrant crisis film debuts ahead of Matteo Salvini trial Spanish director Marcel Barrena's "rigourous" depiction raising awareness of the refugee crisis had received a premiere at Rome Film Festival as the former Deputy Prime Minister awaits his fate. -
Russia Russia will suspend its mission to NATO over expelled envoys, says foreign minister Sergey Lavrov said that the move is in response to last week's expulsion of eight members of Russia's mission to NATO. -
Mobility European carmakers shift up a gear on electric vehicles in the race to become the next Tesla A flurry of announcements on Monday showed how the global auto industry has kicked into a higher gear as it races to speed past the fossil-fuel car era. -
Nature Romps, shoots and leaves: How otters are sending seagrass wild Scientists have revealed the unlikely sexual chemistry between eelgrass and sea otter populations off the Canadian coast. -
Meet The Locals Hollie Murphy, the coach training Dubai’s heroes for a future without limitations Meet Hollie Murphy, the founder of ‘Heroes of Hope’, a not-for-profit group developing sporting, social and interpersonal skills for people of determination in Dubai and across the UAE. -
Poland 'No one is illegal': Poles protest migrant pushbacks at Belarus border "It is simply shameful," said one protester. -
United Kingdom Sir David Amess: UK's parliament pays tribute to murdered MP He died on Friday after being stabbed multiple times during meetings with constituents. -
No Comment Dubai Expo 2020: Countries unveil spawling pavilions Many participating countries have built original pavilions to represent their nations at Expo 2020 in Dubai. -
Netherlands Two men on trial accused of murdering Dutch crime reporter Peter R De Vries Both suspects were present for Monday's preliminary hearing at Amsterdam District Court. -
World News EU has exported over 1 billion COVID-19 vaccines, says von der Leyen The 27-member EU is the largest exporter of coronavirus vaccines, the European Commission President told reporters -
Norway Norway attack: Victims were not killed with a bow and arrow, say police Five people were murdered in the rampage in Kongsberg near Oslo last Wednesday. At least three others, including an off-duty police officer, were seriously injured. -
Climate These clean air campaigners are calling for wood-burning stoves to be banned Despite more than 18,000 complaints over the last 6 years, just 19 fines have been issued for wood burning in the UK. -
USA Former US Secretary of State Colin Powell dies from COVID complications, his family announce The first black American to head the US armed forces, Powell is remembered by many for his controversial support for the 2003 US invasion of Iraq. -
No Comment Rains and the emptying of a dam cause flooding in Thailand Heavy rains over the weekend and the release of water from upstream dams have caused severe flooding in Suphan Buri province in central Thailand. -
Tech News UK schools suspend use of controversial facial recognition technology Nine schools in North Ayrshire in Scotland had been using the technology for a week. -
Art Female sculptor banned by Nazi Germany finally gets exhibition in Berlin Louise Stomps' woodwork went beneath the radar in Berlin for decades. Now, the Verborgne Museum are displaying her little known works to reimagine her influence in a different time. -
Myanmar Myanmar: Junta leader says over 5,000 anti-coup protesters to be freed Coup leader General Min Aung Hlaing was speaking for the first time since being excluded from the upcoming ASEAN summit of south-east Asian leaders. -
Romania Romania's Dacian Cioloș unveils new cabinet ahead of parliamentary vote Romania's prime minister designate is going to ask MPs to vote in favour of a government made entirely of members of his own USR party, which has just 80 seats in parliament. -
Tech News What is the metaverse and why is Facebook betting big on it? 'Metaverse' refers to the merging of physical, augmented, and virtual reality in a shared online space. Facebook thinks it's the future of the internet. -
United Kingdom Emiliano Sala: Man who organised footballer's fatal flight admits charge at trial David Henderson was accused of acting in a reckless or negligent manner that could have endangered the plane, which crashed into the English Channel in January 2019. -
Earth News Milan food waste scheme among first winners of Prince William's Earthshot Prize The Italian city's project, which distributes leftover food to those in need, took one of the awards at the Earthshot progamme which seeks new ways to tackle environmental challenges. -
World News Facebook plans to hire 10,000 workers in EU to build 'metaverse' Facebook says the five-year investment in a new computing platform is "a vote of confidence in the strength of the European tech industry." -
Destinations Blue Origin: Take a peek inside the luxury astronaut village in Texas Take a look around Blue Origin's astronaut village, complete with campfires, camper vans and blue cocktails. -
Belarus French ambassador ordered to leave Belarus, embassy says France's embassy did not give a reason for Nicolas de Bouillane's expulsion by the Belarusian foreign ministry. -
Hungary Hungary's opposition chooses conservative Peter Márki-Zay to run against Orbán next spring The independent mayor won Sunday's opposition primary race, heading a six-party opposition coalition to lead a challenge to Hungary's right-wing populist leader. -
Sport Day 2 of the 50th Paris Judo Grand Slam 2021 Japan, France, and Russia receive gold medals on the second day of the Paris Grand Slam.