19 October 2021 | Euronews
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Bulgaria Bulgaria launches COVID-19 pass amid rising infections and low vaccine uptake With just one in four adults fully inoculated, the government hopes the measure will boost vaccine uptake. -
Spain Spain to ease restrictions on young migrants to legalise status Spain's government is to ease requirements for young, unaccompanied migrants to obtain residence and work permits. -
Germany German prosecutors probe three people over deadly factory explosion in Leverkusen Three employees at the industrial park are suspected of negligent homicide and negligently causing an explosion. -
World News Two marble angels stolen from church in 1989 are returned to Italy A British art collector has returned two 17th-century marble angels to Italy after learning that they were stolen in 1989. -
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Italy Italian senator suspended without pay for refusing to show COVID-19 health pass Laura Granato, from L'alternativa c'è, had opposed the new measures despite warnings from officials. -
World News How do France and Italy protect their elected officials from attacks? After the murder of Sir David Amess in the UK, Euronews journalists looked at how France and Italy guarantee the safety of their elected officials. -
Culture news Who is being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame this year? Six artists have been selected a panel of hundreds of rock experts and historians to receive the honour in Ohio later this month. -
Economy Strict or flexible? Brussels kicks off debate to reform fiscal rules The European Commission is calling for a gradual reduction of public debt but estimates the green transition will need €650 billion in annual investments until 2030. -
Cinema New Zealand's Jane Campion wins top French cinema award New Zealand Director Jane Campion awarded 13th Prix Lumière - one of French cinema’s top honours. -
World News Watch: Migrants cling to UK-bound trucks in dangerous bid to cross Channel Meet Mohammad and Jaber, two young Sudanese trying to get through the heavily policed tunnel linking France and the UK by hiding on a truck. -
Sport Champions League matches continue tonight after international break Atletico Madrid hosts Liverpool in Group B while in Group A, English Premier League champions Manchester City are away at Club Brugge -
Earth News ‘Climate lockdown’ conspiracies threaten COP26, say experts A new report by the Institute for Strategic Dialogue has identified a dangerous new brand of climate disinformation. -
Portugal 'Portuguese Schindler' who saved thousands from Nazis is honoured in Lisbon Portugal has paid tribute to Aristides de Sousa Mendes, a diplomat who helped save thousands of people from Nazi persecution during World War II. -
World News Amnesty report reveals use of censorship to reduce quality of public information Amnesty International researcher Lisa Maracani spoke to Euronews about the group's latest report on censorship and freedom of information during the pandemic. -
Mobility Russian director who filmed first movie in space says the Moon or Mars could be next After spending 12 days in space shooting scenes for a film called "The Challenge," Russian director Klim Shipenko is looking further afield. -
Money Bitcoin nears record high amid ETF debut. What is an ETF and can it convince the crypto world? What is an EFT and can it convince Bitcoin fans who want to cut out the middleman when it comes to trading? -
Germany Ex-Nazi camp secretary, 96, appears in court on war crimes charges The 96-year-old woman faces more than 11,000 charges of accessory to murder. -
Ecotech Welcome to the Milan apartments where 300 humans live in harmony with 21,000 trees Green architect Stefano Boeri believes trees are just like humans, with their own personalities and ways of communicating. -
Turkey European court condemns Turkish law banning insults of Erdogan The ruling followed a 2017 case when a Turkish man was convicted of posting two caricatures of President Erdogan on Facebook. -
France Former aides of Sarkozy on trial for misusing public money Sarkozy is not targeted in this case but has already been convicted of campaign finance violations and corruption verdicts. He's now appealing. -
Spain Survivors of 1981 food poisoning hold protest at Madrid's El Prado museum The activists had threatened to commit suicide if the Spanish government did not offer more support to victims. -
My Europe Series How an ancient Jewish text provoked a modern-day unholy row The Sarajevo Haggadah survived the Inquisition, two world wars and a military siege. Now a 'homecoming' exhibition for the scroll has sparked a dispute over who has the right to display it. -
France French teacher receives death threat containing photo of slain Samuel Paty Prosecutors in Marseille say they are investigating but add that there is no evidence the teacher was deliberately targeted. -
Slovenia 'Words are not innocent,' says Dutch MEP, after Janez Janša slur Sophie in't Veld noted that she was singled out in a social media attack by the Slovenian prime minister on the same day a British MP was stabbed to death. -
Czech Republic Czech politics in limbo with hospitalised president too ill to work Milos Zeman, 77, was rushed to hospital on October 10, a day after the country's general election. -
Art Step into the light: Moscow's Pushkin museum goes back to basics for bold new exhibition It defies the setups of traditional European galleries in favour of low hanging, separated paintings, bathed in brightness. -
Ecotech Mustard-powered planes could cut carbon emissions by nearly 70% Research shows that plant-based, sustainable jet fuel could be a “game-changer” in replacing petroleum. -
Art What is the UNFINISHED Festival and how can you be part of it? The programme takes place over 8 days. Starting on Sunday October 24th, the festival is designed to accompany participants until Sunday October 31st, interweaving their routine with a carefully curated mix of on-demand content, live events, and connected experiences. -
No Comment Canary Islands: Lava flows engulf houses on their way to the sea The arrival of a second flow to the sea is imminent, according to the Volcanological Institute of the Canary Islands. -
Mobility Is this virtual reality programme the new Google Earth for the universe? Have you ever wanted to explore outer space without leaving the Earth? This VR software is your ticket to the furthest reaches of the galaxy. -
United Kingdom COVID-19: Boris Johnson's government under pressure as cases continue to rise The UK is is struggling with one of the highest COVID-19 infection rates in Europe, despite the early success of its vaccination campaign. -
Italy 'I can't stop thinking about my sisters': Afghan evacuees in Italy fear for relatives back home Afghan refugees in Italy tell Euronews of their anxiety as they wait for news of family members they have left behind. -
No Comment Brazil: a mural made with the ashes of the Amazon Brazilian street artist Mundano painted a mural in Sao Paolo using ashes collected from the rainforest to raise awareness about climate change. -
Romania COVID-19: Romania in eye of storm with record infections and deaths Romania is facing a surge in infections amid alarmingly low vaccination uptake. -
No Comment Madame Tussauds opens museum in Dubai The famous London wax museum Madame Tussauds opened this week its first branch in the Arab world, in Dubai, on the occasion of the Expo 2020. -
Sport Lucas Hernandez: French World Cup winner facing prison in Spain for violating restraining order Spanish courts have ordered that Hernandez be imprisoned for failing to comply with a 2017 restraining order. -
Europe News 'Poland will not be intimidated,' says PM Morawiecki as EU law row brought before MEPs "We cannot remain silent when our country is attacked in an unfair and biased manner," said Morawiecki. -
Tech News Apple launches faster chips, MacBook Pro laptops and cheaper Airpods - what are the upgrades? Apple launches faster chips, MacBook Pro laptops and cheaper Airpods. Here's what the new products looks like. -
USA US Congress pushes back as Donald Trump sues over Capitol riots probe As the defeated president challenges the investigation into the January 6 insurrection by a violent mob of his supporters, a House committee is moving to hold ex-White House aide Steve Bannon in contempt. -
North Korea North Korea: Tensions revived as Pyongyang fires new ballistic test missile into sea Pyongyang resumed its weapons tests hours after the US reaffirmed its offer to resume diplomacy on the North’s nuclear weapons programme. -
Afghanistan Afghanistan: US envoy Zalmay Khalilzad steps down after chaotic troop withdrawal Zalmay Khalilzad will leave the post this week after more than three years on the job under both the Trump and Biden administrations.