Australia France recalls ambassadors to US and Australia over submarine deal "I decided to immediately recall to Paris our two ambassadors in the United States and in Australia for consultations," said Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian after Canberra scrapped a multi-billion purchase of French submarines in favour of US nuclear subs. 17/09/2021
Afghanistan US admits 'mistake' in Kabul drone strike that killed 10 civilians The Pentagon apologised for a "tragic mistake" after admitting that a drone strike in Kabul last month killed only civilians, not an ISIS-K extremist as first believed. 17/09/2021
Hungary Hungary's Orban accuses EU of blocking recovery plan over LGBT dispute Orban claimed that the European Commission had failed to approve Hungary's coronavirus recovery plan because of their disagreements over LGBT policies. 17/09/2021
World Europe's Mediterranean leaders pledge climate cooperation Leaders from nine Mediterranean countries committed to boosting their cooperation against climate change after massive wildfires ravaged parts of southern Europe. 17/09/2021
Afghanistan #DoNotTouchMyClothes: 'The women of Afghanistan are facing an assault' Euronews speaks to the woman who encouraged others to share images of themselves in traditional, multi-coloured dresses. 17/09/2021
World German elections: 'One week to go but still no clear winner' Euronews correspondent from the German desk Lena Roche explains how the week has folded for the candidates as well as the German voters. 17/09/2021
United Kingdom England simplifies 'traffic light' rules for international travel Fully vaccinated travellers from non-red countries will no longer need a pre-departure PCR test before coming to England. 17/09/2021
World Climate pledges put planet on 'catastrophic pathway,' warns UN Pledges submitted by governments so far would still result in emissions rising by 16% in 2030 compared with the 2010 levels, according to a new report by the UN. 17/09/2021
no comment Daily life in Afghanistan since Taliban takeover With a new interim government installed in Afghanistan, the Taliban are transitioning from militant force to governing power after their takeover of power last month. And the Afghan people are adapting to a new reality. 17/09/2021
Albania Women dominate top table in Albania’s new government Twelve of the 17 cabinet members are women, the most in Albania's history, according to PM Edi Rama. 17/09/2021
The Cube France's education minister condemns #Anti2010 cyberbullying Jean-Michel Blanquer has asked the headteachers to "reinforce vigilance" against online harassment and insults. 17/09/2021
no comment Bolivian Cholitas play football at top of a mountain The Cholitas Climbers - a group of Bolivian Aymara women dedicated to climbing mountains - played a football match at 5,890 meters altitude on the Huayna Potosi mountain near La Paz. 17/09/2021
France French billboard owner fined €10,000 for depicting Macron as Hitler Michel-Ange Flori's lawyer, Béranger Tourné, said after the ruling that "the right to caricature has been violated". 17/09/2021
Austria Trial starts over 'super-spreader' COVID outbreak at Austrian ski town The case is the first of 15 lawsuits filed by plaintiffs from Austria and Germany, accusing the authorities of not responding quickly enough to COVID-19 outbreaks in Ischgl and other resorts in the province of Tyrol. 17/09/2021
United Kingdom Cheesed off: Brexit blues wipe out UK cheesemaker's European business One Derbyshire cheesemaker says it has fallen victim to the extra paperwork, costs and confusion that have hit many a British exporter to the continent since the UK left the EU. 17/09/2021
Denmark Denmark set to ban life-term prisoners from new romances Prisoners will be able to maintain contact by letter or telephone with people who were close to them before their detention. 17/09/2021
USA US attempts to curb French and EU backlash over Indo-Pacific pact Although it's impossible to predict if any damage will be lasting, the row seems to have rekindled European suspicions of American intentions. 17/09/2021
USA Fire crews struggling to save California giant sequoias More than 9,000 square kilometres have been scorched by a series of wildfires in recent weeks in California that also destroyed hundreds of homes. 17/09/2021
United Kingdom Two men charged with murder of journalist Lyra McKee Lyra McKee was fatally shot on April 18, 2019, during riots and clashes with police in the Catholic area of Creggan 17/09/2021
Denmark Faroese officials to 'look closely' at dolphin hunts after slaughter The Faroese prime minister has said the role of dolphin hunting will be examined after gruesome footage posted on Sunday showed nearly 1,500 dead sea mammals lying on a beach. 16/09/2021
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