28 October 2021 | Euronews
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Food and Drink Paris Chocolate Fair gets dressed up with a fashion cake-over The event, which was cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic last year, gives visitors a chance to discover the latest innovations and taste creations. -
United Kingdom UK PM seeks to calm tensions amid post-Brexit fishing row with France “The ties that unite us, that bind us together, are far stronger than the turbulence that currently exist in the relationship,” said Johnson in a bid to soothe tensions with Paris over a worsening fishing row. -
USA Facebook is rebranding as Meta, says CEO Mark Zuckerberg It's part of an effort to encompass its virtual-reality vision for the future - something Zuckerberg calls the “metaverse.” -
Football Now Climate crisis: How can football make a difference? Ahead of COP26, we look at the relationship between football and the climate crisis, asking the question, is the sport doing enough to help the cause? -
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Tech News Meta: What Facebook's name change means as it expands into Mark Zuckerberg's 'metaverse' Facebook's new name cements the social media giant's pivot towards Mark Zuckerberg's vision of the "metaverse," a merger of the virtual and real world. -
Travel News UK day 2 tests: Everything you need to know, including the cheapest provider England is now accepting lateral flow tests instead of more expensive PCR ones, but what does the new system involve exactly? -
Poland Volunteers gather to help migrants at Poland-Belarus border ahead of winter At a makeshift warehouse inside the Polish town of Michalowo's fire station, locals can drop off dry winter clothes and food, and also provide legal help to the migrants. -
Turkey Italian company Ferrero accused of exploiting hazelnut pickers Turkish hazelnut farmers are paid €12 a day for 12 hours of work, which is less than the minimum wage that Turkey requires for a 45-hour week. -
Europe News European Parliament votes to strengthen EU-wide cybersecurity rules Negotiations with the European Council on the update to the legislation will now start before European lawmakers eventually vote on the issue. -
France 'The first to stand up, I'll shoot': Bataclan audio played in court at Paris attacks trial An association of victims had requested that an audio recording of the massacre be played in court. -
Denmark Danish brothers who murdered biracial man have sentences increased The body of 28-year-old Phillip Mbuji Johansen was found in a forest on the Baltic Sea island in June 2020 after he had been tortured by two former friends. -
Culture news 'Righting a wrong': Cambridge University college returns looted cockerel to Nigeria The cockerel used to be displayed in Jesus College's dining hall, but it was removed in 2016 following the rise of the 'Black Lives Matter' movement. -
Travel News UK removes all 7 countries from red list and hotel quarantine scrapped The empty red list still exists as a 'precautionary measure', as the UK also moves to accept vaccines from over 30 new countries. -
Culture news Final Voyage: ABBA's new album will be their last new music Björn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson clarified the band's future in an interview promoting their ninth and final album, Voyage. -
World Asturias award winner Gloria Steinem reflects on a lifetime of feminist activism Feminist icon Gloria Steinem reflects on her life and career after winning Spain's prestigious Asturias award. -
Culture news Who faces legal liability in 'Rust' shooting case? Euronews explains Experts discuss who could face repercussions from the harrowing shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins. -
Earth News This bank is investing billions in deforestation, a new investigation reveals A Global Witness investigation reveals for the first time how the financial decisions of global banks contradict their public commitments. -
Climate What is COP26 and why is it so important? We answer the most frequently asked questions about this year's UN Climate Change Conference in Glasgow -
My Europe Series How migration is fuelling the remarkable rise of cricket in Germany Germany made history recently by moving a step closer to qualifying for next year's T20 World Cup. -
Russia Europe's energy crisis: Prices drop after Putin orders Gazprom to fill EU stocks Europe’s gas prices have soared in recent weeks but immediately fell after a call between the Russian president Vladimir Putin and Gazprom. -
No Comment Peru vaccinates communities of mythical Inca lake Peruvian nurses took a boat across the famed Lake Titicaca on Wednesday in search of communities living on remote floating islands to vaccinate them against the COVID-19 virus. -
Climate The UK has 40 new fossil fuel projects in the pipeline, what does this mean for COP26 credibility? Oil fields, coal mines and gas deposits are among projects that firms are trying to push through by 2025, a new report shows. -
Destinations Monaco: Visit this elegant country for a taste of the good life The second smallest country in the world is known for its glamorous casinos, fast cars and decadent restaurants, here’s what to see when you visit. -
Albania Fatmir Mediu: Former Albania minister charged over deadly 2008 explosion Fatmir Mediu has been charged with abuse of power over the blast at a munitions disposal factory in 2008 that killed 26 people. -
Work Global recovery depends on equal access to vaccines for rich and poor countries, ILO says For every 14 people fully vaccinated in the second quarter of 2021, one full-time equivalent job was added to the global labour market, substantially boosting the recovery. -
Germany German man given suspended sentence for passing Bundestag floor plans to Russia Federal prosecutors said the suspect had sent details and floor plans of the Bundestag building in Berlin to Russian military intelligence. -
No Comment Filipinos flock to cemeteries ahead of All Saints' Day closure People flock to cemeteries in the Catholic-majority Philippines for their last chance to visit dead loved ones ahead of a government-ordered nationwide closure of graveyards for All Saints' Day. -
Travel News Spain is planning to launch a high-speed train service from London to Paris The national Spanish rail company Renfe is taking on Eurostar with their new line. -
Russia Moscow shuts most workplaces as COVID cases and deaths soar The government coronavirus task force reported 1,159 deaths in 24 hours, the largest daily tally since the pandemic began. -
France French fraudster posed as Brigitte Macron's nephew to get luxury treats The suspect had claimed he was related to the French president's wife to get luxury treats, including a hotel stay in Morocco and F1 Grand Prix tickets. -
No Comment Ecuador: Road blockade on second day of strikes Main roads in at least ten provinces of Ecuador remained blocked on Wednesday on the second day of a national strike against fuel price hikes and President Guillermo Lasso's economic policies. -
Hungary Firms in Hungary can now require their employees to get a COVID jab It comes as Hungary is facing a surge in COVID cases and deaths not seen since May. -
Earth News Cheaper domestic flights and no increase on petrol: UK’s new budget ‘shockingly bad’ for the climate British Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s budget speech failed to mention tackling the climate crisis and made pledges that could drive emissions up. -
Europe News Nuclear energy is green energy, says IAEA chief Rafael Grossi In an interview with Euronews, Grossi said the debate around nuclear energy should be based on scientific facts. -
No Comment Palestinians kicked off site as Israel demolishes cemetary Israeli police kick Palestinians out of the al-Yusufiye cemetery near the Lion's Gate entrance to the Aqsa mosque compound in east Jerusalem as the construction of the Jewish National Park continues. -
Culture news Nicest man in Hollywood? Keanu Reeves buys generous gift for John Wick stunt team One of cinema's most treasured stars surprised five stunt performers with engraved Rolex watches to mark their time shooting the John Wick sequel. -
Art Back to Black at 15: Giant heart installation erected in Camden in celebration of Amy Winehouse LP North London's Camden Town continues its enduring embrace of the singer's legacy with two new sculptures that celebrate the multi-Grammy winning album. -
United Kingdom Dominic Raab's attack on the ECHR should frighten us all | View "Since Roman times, despots and authoritarian leaders have tried to erode the power of judges to strengthen their own rule. Britain's justice secretary is in dubious company." -
Cinema The evolution of Arab Cinema Arab Cinema has a continued reputation for breaking down barriers and stereotypes, and often at times, making a political statement. Many countries also experienced a spike in film production after they gained independence. -
Czech Republic Stanislav Tomáš: Czech police maintain officers not resposnible for Roma man's death The death of the Stanislav Tomáš has stoked divisions between Czech authorities and the Roma minority community, who reject the official autopsies. -
United Kingdom Businessman found guilty over fatal flight of footballer Emiliano Sala The businessman who organised the fatal flight of footballer Emiliano Sala has been found guilty of endangering the safety of an aircraft. -
Health news Can fluvoxamine, a cheap antidepressant, be the new drug to treat early COVID symptoms? Have you heard of fluvoxamine? It only costs €3.45 and might help to treat early COVID symptoms. -
Destinations Coral reefs and golden beaches: A guide to the town of El Gouna, Egypt This small tourist town is getting more popular by the year. -
Health news Malaysian gynaecologist creates 'world's first unisex condom' Its inventor hopes the Wondaleaf Unisex Condom will empower people to take better control of their sexual health regardless of their sex or sexual orientation. -
Moments The 14 most Instagrammable ski resorts in Europe revealed With ski season just around around the corner, we round up Europe's most beautiful, camera-friendly resorts. -
Climate From London to Chile: The fossil fuel-free adventure film you need to watch Award-winning filmmaker James Levelle is on his way to COP26, where he will unveil his new film about a 14,000 kilometre fossil fuel-free journey. -
France French pain ahead? Bakers could knead to raise their baguette prices The price hike fears are linked to a 30% worldwide increase since September in the price of wheat — one of the baguette's key ingredients — after bad harvests in Russia and Canada, -
Culture news Will Compartment No.6 be Finland's first shot at an Oscar in 20 years? Sony have just bought the US release rights to Finnish filmmaker Juho Kuosmanen's Grand Prix award winning film. He spoke to Euronews about the making of the new potential Oscar hopeful. -
No Comment "Russian Hulk" sets world record hauling 53 tonnes of lorry and bus The "Russian Hulk" used all of his strength and power to set a new world record by towing a convoy weighing more than 50 tons using only a rope on Wednesday. -
World News Gender Equality Index 2021: COVID-19 caused 'big losses' for gender equality in Europe "Europe has made fragile gains in gender equality. But big losses are emerging as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic," said the European Institute for Gender Equality in its new Index. -
France France fines two British fishing boats amid row with UK France and the UK are at heads over fishing licenses, with France threatening to impose more customs checks on products coming across the English Channel. -
United Kingdom UK government unveils new budget boosted by faster than expected recovery The Chancellor of the Exchequer said that "this budget is focused on investment and a more innovative and skilled economy," but the opposition has railed against tax cuts for banks and short-haul flights. -
Europe News Why Europe's energy prices are soaring and could get much worse A combination of market, geographic, and political factors have coalesced into a perfect storm, threatening to derail the economic recovery and hurt household incomes. -
USA United States issues its 1st passport with 'X' gender marker The U.S. special diplomatic envoy for LGBTQ rights said the decision brings the government documents in line with the “lived reality” that there is a wider spectrum of human sex characteristics than is reflected in the previous two designations. -
Travel News Competitors put their hairy assets on display at the ‘Beard Olympics’ Participants from around the world make their way to Bavaria for the 2021 World Beard and Moustache Championships. -
Spain Europe's energy crisis: Spain presses Algeria to guarantee natural gas supply A spike in energy prices across Europe is hitting the Iberian peninsula hard and driving up electricity bills for homes and businesses. -
Spain La Liga denounces racist insults against Vinícius Junior The league said it will take the case to Spanish authorities so they can pursue the necessary measures against the fan.