22 October 2021 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Scientists urge UK to prep rapid return of COVID measures Many scientists are urging the government to reintroduce some of the measures that it lifted three months ago. -
Ukraine Ukrainian police detain man who threw Molotov cocktail at presidential building Ukrainian police detain man who threw Molotov cocktail at presidential building -
The Kitchen French chef Julien Gautier shares his brioche with pralines recipe | The Kitchen The star dessert from the city of Lyon has one key pink ingredient: French praline -
Destinations Skiing in Scotland? These are the most popular slopes for winter 2021 Winter sports tourists are sticking closer to home this holiday season, a new Club Med report says, as first-time skiers soar. -
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Moldova Europe's energy crisis: Moldova declares state of emergency over gas prices Moldova has declared a state of emergency to secure gas supplies amid a crisis over rising prices. -
World News EU leaders pay tribute to Merkel as she attends her last summit in Brussels The summit is Merkel's 107th as German Chancellor, a position she has held for 16 years. -
My Europe Series Europe's week: Poland in spotlight over EU rule of law Here's a look at this week's top stories in Brussels. -
Mobility Drive for secondhand cars in Europe soars as chip shortage bites Customer are opting for used cars over brand new ones due to the chip shortage, which is holding up the supply chain. -
Culture news A horror lover's dream: House from A Nightmare On Elm street listed in time for Halloween The exterior of the property has barely changed in since the horror classic hit cinema's in 1984. If you've got the money to make an offer by October 31st it could be yours. -
Health news Pfizer says COVID vaccine more than 90% effective in children aged 5-11 Young children were found to have strong protection from COVID-19 with Pfizer's COVID vaccine according to new data. -
Culture news Dan Brown introduces his book 'Wild Symphony' to Czech readers Poetry, classical music, and colourful pictures in a children’s book... a rare combination from an author of fascinating mystery novels that draw on history to create breathtaking thrillers. -
Kosovo Kosovo's president orders two Russian diplomats expelled President Vjosa Osmani attributed the decision to their alleged “harmful activities that risk endangering national security and the constitutional order” of Kosovo. -
Poland Polish miners protest EU court order to close Turow coal mine The Turow coal mine near the Czech border generates around 7% of Poland’s energy. -
World News At least five people killed as storms sweep across central Europe A train driver in Germany and four others in Poland have died after storms swept across central Europe. -
Mobility Electric vehicle and plug-in hybrid car sales soar in Europe as petrol and diesel demand drops Registrations of hybrid electric passenger cars accounted for 20 per cent of the total EU market during the third quarter. -
The Cube Twitter admits its algorithms amplify right-wing politicians and news content An internal study at Twitter has revealed that the platform's algorithms amplify right-wing content over left-wing content. -
No Comment "Squid game" in a civil service competition in Indonesia. An unusual antidote to the stress of recruitment exams has been offered to candidates hoping to join a civil service department in Indonesia. -
Tech News Chip crunch to hit Renault production more than forecast as semiconductor crisis deepens The shortage of chips, used in everything from brake sensors to entertainment systems, has led automakers around the world to cut or even suspend production. -
Culture news Want to switch up your dining habits? Brits are most likely to take advice from Sir David Almost half of all Brits would let the famed natural historian sway them to a new restaurant choice - even more so than the Queen. -
Latvia Latvia enters a new lockdown after record daily COVID cases The Baltic state has seen a record-high level of cases since the start of the pandemic resulting in new strict measures. -
Moments This New York art installation will take you to dizzying new heights, literally A glass elevator is taking guests to new heights inside this New York art installation. -
China China vows no concessions on Taiwan after Biden comments China has recently upped its threat to bring Taiwan under its control by force if necessary by flying warplanes near the island and rehearsing beach landings. -
Climate 'People won't survive anymore': These kids know what's on the line at COP26 Kids in Glasgow, UK urged world leaders to 'do their best' at COP26 to halt climate change. -
Sweden Einár: Prominent 19-year-old Swedish rapper shot dead in Stockholm Police are looking for at least two suspects who allegedly shot the rapper, whose real name is Nils Gronberg. -
Luxembourg Luxembourg to legalise growing and using cannabis at home Luxembourg’s government has announced changes to the law on cannabis, with plans to legalise growing and using the drug at home. -
Tech News The Vikings settled in North America 500 years before Christopher Colombus, study reveals Tree rings and a solar storm have helped researchers to identify the earliest verifiable date of European settlement in the Americas. -
Health news How a drone saved this Canadian patient's life, who was waiting for a lung transplant Sometimes, it can only take ten minutes to save lives. And a drone. -
Europe News EU summit: Leaders fail to deliver major breakthroughs to tackle energy crunch and Polish legal row The European Council rejected a push from Eastern countries to build fences under EU funding to prevent the arrival of new migrants. -
Culture news Joan Collins labels celebrity space tourism 'foolish' - but who else plans to go? Collins criticised William Shatner's space trip, citing concerns for the planet. Here are a list of other famous faces planning on ignoring her advice. -
Residences Want to stay in the world’s best homes? It could be cheaper than you think Meet the founder of the 'Michelin Guide for holiday rentals', who is shining a light on the finest homestays money can buy. -
Culture news Bernard Haitink, 'unshowy' dutch conductor, dies aged 92 Haitink was nominated for nine Grammy Awards and won two, for 2003 opera recording with the Royal Opera for Janácek’s “Jenufa” and for 2008 orchestral performance with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra for Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 4. -
Destinations Revealed: The best holiday destinations in Europe 2021 The World Travel Awards has crowned these locations the best in Europe 2021. We pick some of our highlights. -
Nature Pablo Escobar’s cocaine hippos legally recognised as people by US court A small step in the legal case to protect descendants of the drug lord’s pets could have huge implications for animal rights in the US. -
Ukraine Ukraine, Russia reach new record-high COVID infection and death toll Hesitant populations have led to low vaccine uptake in some eastern European countries. -
World News Energy prices are skyrocketing. It’s game over for gas | View As EU leaders meet in Brussels to address the energy crisis, there are short-term solutions available. But the most glaring answer is to get Europe off gas for good, argues Friends of the Earth Europe's Eilidh Robb. -
My Europe Series A year on, Poland's abortion ruling is causing ‘incalculable harm' to women and girls As the rule of law crisis between Warsaw and Brussels escalates, activists say the abortion ban imposed by a politicised court just a year ago offers a painful example of how the collapse of judicial independence affects peoples' lives. -
World News COVID claimed more than 100,000 healthcare workers' lives, WHO says WHO estimates that between 80,000 and 180,000 healthcare workers may have died from COVID-19 between January 2020 and May 2021. -
Euronews Witness The coal war: the battle to close Germany's lignite mines Euronews' Hans von der Brelie heads to one of the world’s largest opencast pits, Garzweiler II, to witness for himself the battle to close the country's lignite mines. -
Climate German climate activists call for faster exit from coal production Germany plans to quit coal by 2038 but the possibility of bringing the deadline forward by 8 years is on the negotiation table. And climate activists want to see that happening. -
No Comment Pilgrims pay homage to statue of Christ in Panama Throughout the year, pilgrims come to pay homage to this statue of Christ carrying a cross at its permanent home in the Iglesia de San Felipe, a Roman Catholic parish church located in Portobelo, a city on Panama's Caribbean coast. -
Economy Can the EU fiscal rules jump on the green bandwagon? | View "The EU should put in place a green fiscal pact that would exclude public investment in climate protection from deficit calculations," argues economist Guntram Wolff. -
No Comment New glass observation deck opens to public in NYC Summit One Vanderbilt is a brand new observation deck in Manhattan, offering tourists and residents alike an unprecedented view of New York City. -
Russia Sixteen people dead following blast at Russian gunpowder factory An explosion and fire at a gunpowder factory in Ryazan, western Russia, has killed at least sixteen people on Friday, regional officials said. -
United Kingdom Queen Elizabeth II back in Windsor after hospital checks Britain's Queen Elizabeth II returned to her home at Windsor Castle home on Thursday after spending a night in hospital for checks, Buckingham Palace said. -
Italy Amnesty calls for inquiry into COVID deaths in Italian nursing homes Amnesty International has called for an independent parliamentary inquiry into COVID-19 deaths in Italian nursing homes. -
Earth News This deadly tree disease has been discovered in Europe for the first time A disease never before found in European trees highlights the risk that monoculture forests present. -
Earth News Is Puerto Rico the next big destination for eco travellers? Packed full of gorgeous landscapes and stunning natural phenomena, Puerto Rico is looking for tourists who care. -
Earth News A Good Drink: This oral historian is telling the story of how our alcohol is made Shanna Farrell has visited distillers across the world to discover the impact alcoholic spirits are having on the planet. -
USA Prop gun fired by actor Alec Baldwin kills cinematographer on movie set A prop gun fired by veteran actor Alec Baldwin, who is producing and starring in a Western movie, killed his director of photography and injured the director at the movie set outside Santa Fe, authorities said. -
Russia Moscow to go into lockdown amid daily record COVID deaths and infections For weeks Russia has been breaking daily records for COVID deaths and infections, and president Vladimir Putin has already announced a nationwide holiday week to try to halt the spread of coronavirus. -
Climate Farmers struggling with drought won’t give up: Not for all the tea in Taiwan On the heels of a once-in-a-century drought, tea plantations in the mountains of Taiwan are finding creative ways to keep their crops alive.