Category : Updates

Ancient vicuna shearing tradition lives on in Peruvian Andes

At daybreak on a freezing cold day excessive within the Andes, dozens of Peruvian peasants clamber up a mountainside to carry out a centuries-old tradition: shearing vicunas.

Gazan engineers create firefighting robot from scrap

Gazan engineers use a robot they’ve created from auto elements and other trash to deal with harmful remnants of warfare and extinguish hearth, as they face scarcity of uncooked supplies because of the Israeli blockade.

30 years after Soviet rule ended, Estonia faces an election with a single candidate

The Baltic nation goes to the polls in October and up to now just one candidate has thrown his hat into the ring.

U.S. thwarts second Kabul airport suicide bombing as pull-out deadline nears

A suicide bomber was taken out in a drone strike on Sunday.

US intelligence agencies 'divided' on origins of COVID-19 pandemic

The intelligence businesses stated that it was not a biological weapon and was possible not genetically engineered in an unclassified report summary released on Friday.

Italian authorities reimpose restrictions in Sicily as COVID-19 hospitalisations rise

This is the first time because the starting of the summer time that measures towards COVID-19 are reimposed on the regional degree.

'Don't urinate towards Russia' sign appears at border with Norway

Written in English, the new sign orders individuals "no peeing in the direction of Russia" or they may face a hefty superb.

Medal won by exiled Belarusian sprinter auctioned to support athletes

Krystsina Tsimanouskaya's silver medal from the 2019 European Video games was bought for €17,800 on eBay to a collector from the USA.

Taliban rule won't last long, claims Afghanistan's self-declared acting president

Amrullah Saleh spoke solely to Euronews from the Panjshir Valley, an space of the nation not at present beneath Taliban management.

Extinction Rebellion protests in London's financial centre

Protesters march by means of the City of London, vandalising buildings of corporations which they say contribute to the climate crisis.

Russia fines Booking.com record €14.9m for alleged market dominance

Russia's regulators stated Booking.com had abused its market dominance by preventing motels from offering lower prices on other providers.

Man charged after UK supermarket goods injected with syringe

British police have charged a 37-year-old man after merchandise have been injected with syringes in a number of London supermarkets.

Mixed jabs, regional anomalies and helpline frustration: Welcome to Italy's Green Pass nightmare

With new guidelines from early August, and extra to kick in in September, Euronews seems at the vaccinated Italians that, for one cause or one other, have slipped by way of the administrative internet.