Now playing Next Belgium EU gives green light to €290 million state aid for Brussels Airlines The EU's temporary state aid framework means the Belgian government can help the ailing national carrier avoid bankruptcy. 21/08/2020
Now playing Next world news WHO hopes to end Covid-19 pandemic in 'less than two years' WHO chief hopes the COVID-19 pandemic will be shorter than the Spanish flu of 1918, which lasted two years. 21/08/2020
Now playing Next Turkey Turkey is converting another former Byzantine church into a mosque As with the Hagia Sophia, the decision is seen as being geared to consolidate the conservative and religious support base of Erdogan's ruling party at a time when his popularity is under strain. 21/08/2020
Now playing Next world news A 400-year old ship has been found in the Baltic Sea Divers from Finland have uncovered a rare find in the Baltic Sea: a 400-year old trade ship. 21/08/2020
Now playing Next world news Here are the most striking images from this week's top stories Here is our selection of the most striking photographs that made the news this week 21/08/2020
Now playing Next Belarus Belarus or "White Russia"? What's in a name Opposition demonstrations have dominated worldwide headlines, but media coverage has differed in one noticeable way across Europe - how to name the country involved. 21/08/2020
Now playing Next Spain Spanish region orders closure of brothels after COVID-19 cluster found With brothels not keeping an official registry of clients, authorities in Castilla La Mancha haven’t been able to contact trace people who may have been exposed 21/08/2020
Now playing Next The Cube Trump asks Supreme Court to let him block Twitter critics The White House is asking the Supreme Court to reverse a 2019 ruling which said that the US President could not block users as it is a violation of the First Amendment. 21/08/2020
Now playing Next Spain Spanish police dismantle two networks smuggling migrants into France Fifteen people have been arrested including three in the Spanish capital, Madrid, and one in Lleida, a city in the north-eastern province of Catalonia. 21/08/2020
Now playing Next Green News Young people call for more green jobs in the UK on Earth Overshoot Day They performed in the shadow of the UK's first commercial wind farm. 21/08/2020
Now playing Next Belgium Slovakia says Belgian police brutality against citizen 'unacceptable' Foreign Minister Ivan Korcok commented on the case after a Belgian newspaper this week published a 2018 video of an officer sitting on top of a man at Brussels South Charleroi Airport and another officer apparently making a Hitler salute. 21/08/2020
Now playing Next Series Thermal springs and mud therapy on Bulgaria's Black Sea coast IN PARTNERSHIP WITH BULGARIA TRAVEL Thermal springs and mud therapy on Bulgaria's Black Sea coast 21/08/2020
Now playing Next Turkey Turkey announces discovery of large natural gas reserve in Black Sea Erdogan made the announcement on Friday. The plan is for it to be functional by 2023, the centenary of the Turkish Republic. 21/08/2020
Now playing Next Ireland Golfgate scandal: Irish minister resigns after breaking COVID-19 rules The Taoiseach said the resignation of his second agriculture minister in 54 days was "the right decision for the country." 21/08/2020
Now playing Next world news What Americans should know about Europe’s travel restrictions With the EU’s travel ban on US citizens still in place, what options do American passport holders have when it comes to international travel? 21/08/2020
Now playing Next Libya Ceasefire announced in Libya after nine years of political crisis The UN has called for the expulsion of all mercenaries from the country. 21/08/2020
Now playing Next Green News Michigan agrees to pay $600m to victims of the Flint water crisis It has been called one of the worst human-caused environmental disasters in American history. 21/08/2020
Now playing Next France Wearing mask in the workplace: a survival guide Across France, mask wearers share their experiences and tips for what will soon be the new normal. 21/08/2020
Now playing Next USA Heat and lightning strikes to blame for wildfires in California The blazes have been caused by lightning strikes, the authorities say, and come amid a heatwave in the U.S. state. 21/08/2020
Now playing Next United Kingdom Coronavirus sends UK debt over £2 trillion for the first time The coronavirus pandemic's had an unprecedented impact on borrowing. 21/08/2020
Now playing Next Russia 'Poison is part of Putin's policy,' says Alexei Navalny associate Moscow municipal deputy and associate of Alexei Navalny, Konstantin Jankauskas, tells Euronews he refutes the claim that no poison was found in the opposition politician's blood. 21/08/2020
Now playing Next world news Brexit: 'We are wasting valuable time', says Barnier "Considerable gaps" between the two sides remained at the end fo the July talks. 21/08/2020
Now playing Next World PSG v Bayern Munich: Who will win the Champions League? A German Audi against an old Renault? Watch this hilarious correspondent face-off as Jona and Guillaume preview the Champions League final on Sunday. 21/08/2020
Now playing Next Mali Mali junta say change 'has just started' after forcing Keita to resign The soldiers deny there's been a coup in Mali, but the Community of West African States is sending a delegation to the country to try and restore the constitutional order. 21/08/2020
Now playing Next France Coronavirus in France: New cases jump to over 4,700 4,771 new COVID-19 cases were recorded in France on Thursday. The country had not seen the number of new infections jump over the 4,000 threshold since May. 21/08/2020
Now playing Next France Macron: Coronavirus vaccine likely ready in 'coming months' It comes after the EU secured 225 million doses of a potential COVID-19 vaccine by German company CureVac. 21/08/2020
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENTADVERTISEMENT