29 October 2021 | Euronews
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World News UK's Johnson renews threat to EU over Northern Ireland trade "We will have to take the steps that are necessary to protect the territorial integrity of the UK and the UK’s internal market," Johnson warned. -
Russia Valery Rashkin: Russian MP accused of illegal hunting after elk carcass found in car Russian police said they found remains of the animal in Rashkin's car alongside two hunting rifles nearby. -
Romania Romanian police recover high-performance bicycles stolen from Italian team The bicycles went missing last week from a hotel in Lille, where the Italian team was staying during the UCI World Track Championships. -
United Kingdom UK's Queen Elizabeth II advised to rest for at least 2 weeks Buckingham Palace says Queen Elizabeth II has been advised to rest for at least the next two weeks. -
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No Comment Guatemalan faithful honour Saint Simon in indigenous village With music, tobacco and liquor, hundreds of faithful honour Saint Simon, a popular deity in Guatemala in the indigenous village of San Andrés Itzapa in Guatemala. -
No Comment Climate activists protest in London, feel 'optimistic' ahead of COP26 Climate activists protest outside the Lloyds and Macquarie offices in London to demand the global financial system stops putting money into the use of fossil fuels, ahead of COP26 in Glasgow. -
No Comment Day of the Dead preps ramp up at market place Just a few days away from the beginning of the annual Day of the Dead celebrations, Mexico City residents are out looking for sugar skulls, candy and paper decorations to decorate the burial places of their departed relatives. -
No Comment Nurses in Lisbon demonstrate against career freeze About two hundred nurses demonstrated this afternoon, in front of Portuguese Parliament against career freeze. In the protest, marked by the seven unions of Portuguese Nurses, justice and respect were requested by professionals who for more than 20 years have frozen careers. -
France Nice pays tribute to victims one year after church terror attack The incident prompted the French government to raise its national security alert to the maximum level. -
No Comment Joe Biden meets Pope Francis in Vatican U.S. President Joe Biden opened a five-day European trip Friday with an extended visit with Pope Francis at the Vatican, where the world’s two most prominent Roman Catholics ran overtime in talks expected to cover the COVID-19 pandemic, climate change, poverty and more. -
Syria 'House of the Child' welcomes Syria's abandoned children In a conservative society where adulterous relationships are not accepted, the deteriorating economic conditions might also be a reason for children being abandoned, according to Younes Abo Amin, manager of "House of the Child". -
World "Neither the wheelchair nor my disability has ever determined who I am" - Teresa Perales Teresa Perales has regularly defied the odds to become Spain's most decorated Paralympian. After winning a prestigious Princess of Asturias Award, she tells us how she has managed to succeed, how she manages her work-life balance and why she chose to swim. -
Climate ‘All talk and no action’: Climate activists take to the streets ahead of COP26 Climate activists around the world are demanding immediate action ahead of the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Glasgow. -
World Pre-school education in Uzbekistan goes mobile More children are getting access to preschool education in Uzbekistan. Alternative school models are being introduced, like a bus with a teacher that arrives in some remote villages every morning, empowering children to make their own choices about how they learn. -
Moments All before lunchtime: Learning to make absinthe in the Swiss Alps I don’t like absinthe so I went to Switzerland to learn more about it and to have a go at making my own. -
Rethink Could these self-driving vehicles change the future of urban and rural public transport? In this episode of ‘Re:Think’ Olivier Le Cornec, Navya's CTO argues that self-driving passenger vehicles could offer mobility solutions for both cities and rural areas of the future. -
Health news Could air-drying vaccines be the answer to sharing healthcare around the world? The Swedish company Ziccum is developing new dry-powder vaccines of the world’s most needed vaccines including COVID. -
Poland Poland's senate approves €350 million wall along Belarus border A draft bill to construct the new border wall was approved by the opposition-dominated Senate in a second vote on Friday. -
Myanmar Myanmar's military systematically torture its detainees: AP An estimated 1,200 people have been killed by security forces, including around 131 tortured to death, AP reported. -
Greece Greece: Cargo ship with 400 migrants onboard rescued after engine problem The Greek Coast guard said it was "one of the biggest search and rescue operations carried out in the eastern Mediterranean." -
Bulgaria Bulgaria's COVID nightmare that no one wants to own Bulgarian politicians have been embroiled in year-long politicking as the country nears its third consecutive election. Yet with two weeks to go, focus has shifted on skyrocketing COVID death and infection rates. -
Climate Meet the French astronaut who witnessed climate change from space From forest fires to hurricanes, Pesquet bore witness to the natural disasters on Earth over the past six months from the International Space Station. -
Poland Poland summons Belgian ambassador in war of words over EU rule of law The dispute centres on comments made by Belgian Prime Minister Alexander de Croo, while responding to his Polish counterpart Mateusz Morawiecki. -
Conscious Travel 'No flying as usual’: 100s of travel companies have promised to tackle the climate crisis Launching at COP26, a new UN framework is urging tourism companies to halve their carbon emissions by 2030. How will it work? -
Art Marvel covers artworks starring Stan Lee go up for blockchain auction "Stan's favourite thing in the world was cameos... and what better way to put a tribute together for him than have him be the cameos in all of his favourite comic books," says Rob Prior. -
Europe News European Parliament sues Commission for failing to hold members accountable over rule of law The European Parliament wants the Commission to activate a new budgetary mechanism to freeze EU funds to countries suspected of breaching EU law. -
World News The G20 needs to make good on its COVID-19 vaccine promises | View A year ago, the G20 nations promised the world equitable access to COVID-19 vaccines. A year later, what do they have to show for it? asks Amnesty International health advisor Tamaryn Nelson -
Russia Eight people jailed in Russia over deadly 2018 Kemerovo leisure centre fire More than half of the 60 victims of the 2018 fire were children. -
Health news UK paves the way for medically prescribed e-cigarettes The United Kingdom could become the first country in the world to prescribe electronic cigarettes as a medical device. -
Netherlands Dutch coalition negotiations set new record Talks to hammer out a new ruling Dutch coalition broke the record Friday for the longest post-election government formation negotiations. -
My Europe Series This week in Europe: EU court fines Poland and inflation rises in eurozone Here's a look at this week's top stories in Europe. -
Sweden Sweden's COVID-19 pandemic response was 'too slow', says commission report Unlike other EU countries, Sweden did not lock down in spring 2020 and only imposed some restrictions during the second wave. -
My Europe Series Why are France’s far-right politicians paying visits to Viktor Orban? Marine Le Pen met with Hungary's Viktor Orban after Eric Zemmour attended a political conference with him. Here's a look at why far-right political candidates are heading to Budapest. -
Culture news Duran Duran become latest major music act to have a biopic in the works Please, please tell me now, is there something I should know? Yes, Duran Duran are making it to the big screen! -
No Comment Clean-up of shores covered with pumice stones due to underwater volcanic eruption underway Okinawa Prefecture in southwestern Japan has begun removing large volumes of pumice stones that have drifted into a port in Kunigami Village. -
Ecotech Thinner than a pencil, these solar panels are set to revolutionise solar power Solar energy users save as much as 75 million barrels of oil and 35 million tonnes of carbon dioxide every year. -
Culture news How Gordon Ramsay's latest cookbook emerged from lockdown Instagram Lives The Scottish chef has put together a new recipe book based on the 10-minute meals he was teaching to families across the globe during COVID. -
Culture news Gigs are back in Ireland - just don't expect to crowdsurf Under new guidance, crowd surfing will not be permitted and nightclub goers must form a socially distanced queue to buy drinks. -
Earth Series From Sudan to the Czech Republic: This climate activist is fighting for her future Euronews Green is partnering with Youth and Environment Europe (YEE) to bring you the unheard voices of the climate movement from across the continent. -
Culture news Eurovision superstars Måneskin to support the Rolling Stones in Vegas The Italian rockstars will play to a crowd of 68,000 at a Las Vegas stadium next week in support of The Stones. -
Economy Eurozone inflation hits 13-year high amid persistent energy crunch Prices across the eurozone rose by 4.1% in October, up from 3.4% in September. -
Mobility Disruption to global supply chains means Tesla's new factory in Germany could hit a speedbump Elon Musk's company has just built Germany's newest car factory but it could soon face by the same problems affecting German carmakers. -
Money Volcanoes are being harnessed to power Bitcoin mining in El Salvador in this new pilot project Of the 107 megawatts generated by the plant, five are used for the operation and mining of Bitcoin and the rest for the country's power grid. -
United Kingdom UK's Johnson seeks 'G20 bounce' for key climate conference British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will try to persuade G20 leaders to make bigger commitments ahead of the UN climate change conference in Glasgow next week. -
Earth News Green Glasgow: 9 reasons why the Scottish city is the perfect place for COP26 Whether it's eating out, sight-seeing or shopping, tourists will find plenty of ways to tour the Scottish city in a sustainable way. -
Residences Ready to unplug? Here are 11 unusual cabins, hobbit holes and private islands without WiFi From Hobbiton to a tree house, here are some of the most surprising and peaceful places you can stay with Host Unusual. -
Italy 'What we did was clumsy,' Biden tells Macron in first meeting since Australian submarine crisis The meeting between Biden and Macron on Friday is their first since last month's announcement of an Australia-UK-US security pact in the Indo-Pacific that resulted in France losing a multi-billion submarine deal. -
Germany Man in Germany goes on trial for castrating 8 men on his kitchen table The defendant told the court that he castrated, or partially amputated the genitals of, eight men between July 2018 and March 2020. -
Georgia Mikheil Saakashvili: Jailed Georgia ex-president 'getting weaker every day' Mikheil Saakashvili said he considers himself "Putin's prisoner", according to Ukraine's Public Defender. -
USA Two US neo-Nazi group members sentenced to 9 years in prison The judge who sentenced Mathews and Lemley to prison concluded that they intended to engage in terrorist activity. -
Germany Angela Merkel in Greece for talks on last visit post-financial crisis Relations between Greece and Germany were often thorny during Merkel's tenure due to the financial crisis.