2 August 2020 | Euronews
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World News NASA astronauts splash down to Earth on SpaceX capsule after historic mission Doug Hurley and Bob Behnken are the first NASA astronauts to splash down for 45 years after staying on the space station for two months on a NASA-SpaceX mission. -
Spain Spanish tourist season worst ever due to coronavirus pandemic Spain is suffering its worst tourist season ever as fears and restrictions over coronavirus prevent people from taking the risk of traveling abroad -
No Comment Worshippers observe final day of Hajj amid COVID-19 restrictions Muslim pilgrims cast sanitised pebbles as they "stoned the devil" in the last major ritual of the hajj, which the Saudi king acknowledged had been tough to organise due to coronavirus pandemic. -
Italy Italy remembers the victims of the Bologna Massacre 40 years on Italy commemorates the victims of the Bologna Massacre - the most deadly attack on its soil since the end of the Second World War. -
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World News New rail route connects Prague, Vienna and Budapest during pandemic RegioJet says its service is designed to compete with low-cost airlines. -
India India death toll from tainted alcohol rises to 98 Indian police said they have arrested 25 people, suspected of supplying the alcohol to roadside restaurants where it was sold to travellers and villagers in northern Punjab state. -
Austria Salzburg festival opens for its 100th edition despite coronavirus pandemic Spectators have to wear a mask until they are seated, and there are no intermissions or catering. -
No Comment Artists paint the picture of Portland's protests Artists have been using paint and other media to capture the weeks of sometimes violent protests in Portland, sparked by the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis. -
USA Florida readies for tropical storm Isaias amid surging coronavirus cases Isaias was downgraded from a hurricane to a tropical storm on Saturday, but heavy rain and flooding is still expected in Florida. -
Greece ‘Parthenon of shipwrecks’: Greece opens its first underwater museum Members of the public have the chance to scuba dive to the wreck of an ancient ship that sank in the 5th century BC. -
Brazil Fears grow for Brazilian Amazon after thousands of fires in July The number of forest fires in the Brazilian Amazon rose 28% last month compared to July 2019, fuelling fears that the world's largest rainforest could be devastated by fires again this year. -
Earth News Infrared drones could save koalas from extinction Conservationists in Australia are using the latest technology to protect the vulnerable species.