9 December 2021 | Euronews
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Europe News Croatia one step closer to joining Schengen free movement area EU governments have concluded that Zagreb is able to ensure the security of the bloc's external border, a highly sensitive topic amid renewed concerns over migration. -
Culture news First female Oscar-nominated director Lina Wertmüller dies at 93 The director and screenwriter – best known for Seven Beauties and Swept away – died peacefully at home. -
World "European history is sometimes messed up, but it is also exciting." Romano Prodi Euronews speaks to former European Commission President and two-time prime minister of Italy, Romano Prodi in the Global Conversation. -
USA US President Joe Biden says defending democracy 'challenge of our time' The two-day event, held by video link because of the COVID-19 pandemic, was billed by the White House as US leadership in an existential struggle between democracies and powerful autocracies or dictatorships. -
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Top News Stories Today Watch top news stories today | December 9th – Evening edition Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Green-eyed 'Afghan Girl' star of Steve McCurry photography exhibition in Paris Inside a new retrospective exhibition of Steve McCurry's most beautiful photographs as it opens at the Musée Maillol in Paris. -
Tech News Retired man travels around the world with a DIY cockpit he built in his basement Ladies and gentlemen, this is your captain speaking. Welcome to Malhas Airlines, non-stop from the basement….to the basement. -
Ukraine Russia warns Ukraine against mobilising forces ahead of Biden-Zelenskyy call US President Joe Biden has threatened Russia with unprecedented sanctions if it invades Ukraine. -
The Cube 'Auf Wiedersehen Angela!' Merkel's best moments of 16 years in office The 67-year-old hasn't disclosed any future plans but said earlier this year that she will take time to "read and sleep" and "then let's see where I show up". -
Money Computer scientist claiming to be Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto wins $50bn crypto dispute A man who has long claimed to be the inventor of Bitcoin won a legal dispute with the family of a former business partner who said it was owed half of 1.1 million Bitcoin. -
No Comment Thousands gather in Paraguay for Virgin of Caacupe Day Thousands of people including pilgrims gather for the Virgin of Caacupe Day in Caacupe, Paraguay, the most important religious celebration of the year in the South American country. -
No Comment Bikers dressed up as Santa Claus parade to raise donations for those in need Some bikers wore a suit, a cap and a beard of Santa Claus, others only with the symbolic red cap, but all with the same solidarity travelled yesterday morning the main streets of Coimbra. -
Italy No 'arm done? Italian prosthetic protester gets COVID vaccine He told the Italian media the vaccine “is the best weapon we have against this terrible disease”. -
Travel News Is it safe to book a holiday for 2022? Here’s what the experts think With a new variant and more travel restrictions in place, we asked the experts whether it's wise to book a holiday for 2022. -
Football Now Lilian Thuram: It’s time to speak out and denounce every act of racism Lilian Thuram is releasing a new book called 'White Thinking' -
Cry Like A Boy Podcast | ‘Masculinity is not really a thing,’ says author Georges M Johnson In this episode of Cry Like a Boy the author of critically-acclaimed memoir ‘All Boys Aren’t Blue’ Georges M Johnson addresses the questions about race, identity and gender. -
United Kingdom Boris and Carrie Johnson announce arrival of a baby girl The baby is a sister to Wilfred, who was born in April 2020. -
Europe Decoded Six takeaways as Macron unveils priorities of French EU presidency From reforming Schengen to defending Europe's social model, here are six key takeaways from Macron's speech as he unveiled France's priorities for its upcoming EU presidency. -
Design Notre Dame's controversial 'kitsch' restoration plans approved after vote Renovations of the treasured cathedral should commence next year and be completed just in time for the 2024 Paris Olympics. -
France Monitoring France-UK crossings will make migrants take more risks, says activist "People who want to go to England will continue to take all risks to go. And adding a plane and two helicopters will not change things. It will only push people to take even more risks." -
Mobility Gigantic 'Super-Jupiter' orbiting two stars shatters assumptions on how planets form The discovery of one of the largest planets ever detected has shattered assumptions of how and where planets can form. -
World News Hungary gives visa to Belarusian official expelled from Czech Republic Vladimir Bazanov was arrested last month for illegally entering Czech territory, police said. -
France France threatens litigation if UK does not settle fishing licence row by Friday evening The application still pending are for access to the sensitive 6-12 nautical mile zone. -
Culture news French government alleges Amazon lobbied against bookshop protection bill Senator Laure Darcos claims the tech giant lobbied the French government for months in an attempt to stop proposals that would level the playing field for its beloved bookstores. -
Culture news Festival of Lights: Crowds show up as Lyon emerges from the shadows Thousands of people showed up for the first night of the Festival of Lights in Lyon, despite the rain and the plummeting temperatures. -
Art Priceless Rembrandt painting to be stretched to reverse deformations Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum has announced plans to re-stretch Rembrandt van Rijn's iconic painting 'The Night Watch', reverse deformations found in its top-left corner. -
Earth News China is now controlling the weather. What’s the environmental cost? The Chinese government used ‘cloud seeding’ to control rain and reduce pollution in Beijing last July. -
Denmark Denmark arrests four over alleged leak of 'highly classified information' The suspects are all current or former employees at Denmark's two intelligence services. -
Climate Green flights are possible but government policy is holding us back We speak to Transport & Environment on how the innovation that will make flying green is being held back by government policy. -
Europe News New EU rules could turn 4.1 million gig workers into regular employees A proposed EU directive will force digital platforms to ensure their employees have rights such as paid holiday and workplace insurance. -
Denmark Denmark mink cull: PM Mette Frederiksen grilled over move to kill 15 million of the animals The Danish government initially ordered the animals to be slaughtered despite having no legal right to do so. -
Tech News Fees on Amazon Marketplace are where the retail giant really makes its money, new report claims A new report accuses the online retail giant of operating an "unregulated, monopoly tollbooth" as the fees it takes from independent sellers have risen. -
Europe News EU roaming charges: Scheme that scraps extra fees for using mobile phone around bloc extended It's good news for EU consumers. -
Top News Stories Today Watch top news stories today | December 9th – Midday edition Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
France Greens reject bid for France's fractured left to unite ahead of presidential election Left-wing candidates are trailing their right-wing counterparts in the polls ahead of the 2022 presidential ballot. -
Earth Series ‘If COPs were useful, there would be no need for 26,’ says Turkish climate activist Euronews Green is partnering with Youth and Environment Europe (YEE) to bring you the unheard voices of the climate movement from across the continent. -
Malta Daphne Caruana Galizia: Murdered journalist's son urges EU not to fund Malta pipeline Matthew Caruana Galizia said it was "intolerable" and "unacceptable" that EU funds could support the pipeline. -
Tech News Wikipedia creator Jimmy Wales puts computer and NFT up for auction at Christie's Fancy treating yourself with the first historical modification of a Wikipedia page? It's now possible… as an NFT. -
Tech News Stanford engineers have taken a leaf out of nature’s book to build this bird robot Taking cues from the animal kingdom, the team from Stanford University developed a robot with bird-like claws that can catch objects and balance itself on any surface. -
My Europe Series Aye, have a dream: Scotland's renewed foreign policy push “When the choice for Scotland is a pro-European, EU member state, independent Scotland, or a Boris Johnson Little Brexit Britain, I think people will vote yes [to independence]." -
Health news New 97% accurate COVID saliva test could make regular testing part of normal life, researchers say The test is not yet in commercial production, but its inventors claim it could make regular testing a part of everyday routines. -
Travel News Cruise ships hurt the environment, people and local communities - and they don’t pay taxes Cruiseliners are some of the worst polluters in the tourism industry. Why aren’t they being held to account? -
World News China worst offender as number of jailed journalists hits new record, says NGO There were 293 journalists jailed for their work over the past twelve months, up from 280 in 2020. -
New Zealand New Zealand to ban future generations from buying cigarettes in bid to become 'smoke-free nation' "People aged 14 when the law comes into effect will never be able to legally purchase tobacco," a top health official said on Thursday. -
Top News Stories Today Watch top news stories today | December 9th – Morning edition Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Belarus Prominent Belarusian journalist Siarhei Satsuk arrested Satsuk is the 30th journalist, who is currently in custody in Belarus, either awaiting trial or serving a sentence. -
China Hong Kong tycoon, two others convicted over Tiananmen vigil The trio had previously pleaded not guilty to the charges, and will be sentenced at a later date.