29 May 2020 | Euronews
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World Coronavirus: Are face masks tearing us apart? | Culture Clash Arguments are breaking out over face coverings to stop the spread of COVID-19. Do you wear a mask? How do you feel about people who don't? -
My Europe Series Coronavirus blues: the musicians struggling to make ends meet under lockdown Unreported Europe meets musicians and artists struggling to make ends meet under lockdown restrictions. -
Earth News Europe’s largest online fashion store to only sell sustainable brands from 2023 Brands will have to meet requirements for ethics and environmental actions to sell their products on the site. -
Economy EU economy to rebound ‘quite strongly’ next year says Commission's Dombrovskis The European Commission’s proposed €750-billion coronavirus recovery fund should also help make the bloc’s economy more green and fit for the digital age, Executive Vice-President Valdis Dombrovskis tells Euronews. -
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Euronews Debates Euronews Debates: EU needs a more unified approach to travel after COVID-19, say tourism chiefs Europe's travel and tourism sectors are among the biggest economic casualties of the COVID-19 pandemic. We discuss the challenges ahead with some of Europe's tourism chiefs. -
Hungary Csaba Molnár: Orbán demanding an apology over the return of emergency powers is a cruel joke ǀ View For us, who trust institutions rather than “good emperors,” Orbán’s Enabling Act remains unconstitutional, even if it was ultimately revoked. And so, instead of applauding his greatness, we remember the words of the Trojans: “Beware of Greeks bearing gifts!” -
World News COVID-19 is teaching investors a thing or two about how important an opportunity “edtech” is ǀ View Across Europe, there are over 20 million students in tertiary education. Every single student has suffered due to the lack of digital infrastructure in place to allow remote learning, negatively impacting their learning opportunities which could impact future generations. -
World News French, Germans and Italians divided on pace of lockdown easing says Euronews poll The desire to ease restrictions in Italy, France and Germany is tempered by anxieties about the ongoing risk of coronavirus infection, an exclusive Euronews survey shows. -
Spain Spain minimum income: Socialist government backs benefit for 850,000 vulnerable families "A country does not prosper if it leaves out part of its population," said Spain PM Pedro Sanchez as his government backed the introduction of a minimum income for the country's most vulnerable. -
Europe News EU expresses 'grave concern' over developments in Hong Kong The EU’s Foreign Policy chief Josep Borrell defended the 'one country, two systems' principle but no sanctions against China have been put on the table. -
Earth News Lions’ whiskers are as unique as human fingerprints, say conservationists Now they are being used to keep track of how many of these majestic big cats are left in Kenya. -
Europe News Belgian Jewish community feeling vulnerable over scaling back counter-terror patrols Belgium is considering winding down soldiers' counter-terror patrols. At the height of the terror threat, thousands of soldiers paced the streets. Authorities are weighing up the cost of such security measures against the concerns over future threats. -
World Four-day working week: Coronavirus pandemic is the 'perfect excuse' to make switch, says campaigner Do you think it's a good idea? Would working fewer hours each week help boost productivity? -
United Kingdom Facebook apps used in at least a third of child grooming cases, says UK children's charity In more than half of child grooming cases in England and Wales where police recorded information about how the child was groomed, a Facebook-owned app was used. -
Climate Now Changing tides for fisheries: how adaptation can help keep seas bountiful in an uncertain future As fish are starting to adapt to their changing habitats, what is the impact on the industry? -
Food and Drink Eighteenth century bottle of Cognac sells for over €130,000 The bottle, known as "Grand Frere", was produced in 1762 by Maison Gautier in France. -
United Kingdom UK to open 'path to citizenship' for some HongKongers if China imposes new security law An estimated 300,000 Hong Kong residents were granted British Nationals (overseas) passports before the territory was handed back to China in 1997. -
USA Police officer who knelt on George Floyd's neck charged with murder but protests spread across US Minneapolis: Officer who knelt on George Floyd's neck charged with murder but protests against police brutality spread across US -
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