14 September 2020 | Euronews
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World News Summer was hottest on record in Northern Hemisphere In the three months from June through August, average temperatures were 0.92°C above the 20th-century average, US scientists have found. -
Belarus Russia to provide €1.2 billion loan to 'closest ally' Belarus, Putin announces The meeting in Sochi between Russia's Putin and Belarus Lukashenko came a day after an estimated 150,000 people marched through Minsk demanding Lukashenko's resignation. -
Netherlands Climate crisis: Greenpeace threatens legal action over Dutch aid to KLM airline The NGO says financial support to KLM is not accompanied by sufficient climate conditions. -
Climate Now Marine heatwaves: their devastating impact on wildlife What are marine heatwaves? And how are they impacting on the previous havens of biodiversity that are corals in areas such as the Medes Islands? Climate Now investigates the serious consequences of the phenomenon for ecosystems in the Mediterranean. -
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Moments Two friends prove cycling 2,000 km across Europe on a plant-based diet can be done The pair cycled through eight countries and raised over €2,000 for WWF's Amazon appeal fund. -
Greenland Greenland ice sheet nearly double the size of Manhattan breaks off into the ocean | #TheCube The Spalte Glacier breaking off Greenland's largest remaining ice sheet signals more bad news for climate scientists. It comes after two consecutive summers of record temperatures in the region. -
World News Life on Venus? Astronomers see hints in clouds above Earth's 'twin' planet Astronomers have found hints of life in the clouds surrounding Venus. -
Europe News EU looks to revive tourism industry after disappointing summer season As the coronavirus continues to grip the world, the EU looks to how it can save a tourism sector that has witnessed one of its worst summer seasons on record. -
World News Watch: EU summit with China 'frank and open', says Von der Leyen Trade and climate change were the main topics discussed during the summit, held virtually because of the COVID-19 pandemic. -
United Kingdom Brexit: Is Boris Johnson's government justified in breaching international law? The UK government says its internal market bill which would override part of the Brexit divorce agreement, breaching international law, is an "insurance policy". -
World EU's Barnier and UK's Frost take Brexit frustrations onto Twitter Michel Barnier and his British counterpart David Frost took their Brexit frustrations onto Twitter with a very public argument about food imports. -
France France: Female students urged to dress 'provocatively' to protest sexist dress code The #Lundi14Septembre (#Monday14September) hashtag was born on social platforms after several female pupils complained they were refused entry to their high schools over the past few days because their clothes were judged to be "indecent". -
Travel News The women keeping a Cossack tradition alive These shawls have been made by Russia’s Cossack women for centuries, but its traditional production is under threat from mass, machine-produced garments -
Smart Regions How a new EU project is helping cities like Venice manage flood risk In this episode of Smart Regions, Euronews explores how a new EU project is helping to safeguard cities from floods. -
Next Series 'Virus hunters' explore Iceland's geothermal hot springs for solutions In this week's episode of Futuris, Euronews' Julian Lopez travels to Iceland to meet the scientists hunting down viruses that can be used to help improve our health. -
Europe News EU climate plan leak suggests a 55% emissions cut by 2030, but MEPs want 60% In the corridors of Brussels rumours are rife that the Commission is to announce a 55% emissions cut, up from the current 40% goal by 2030, but its not proving popular across the political spectrum. -
United Kingdom Brexit bill to override EU divorce deal passes first hurdle but MPs rebel MPs backed Boris Johnson's controversial Internal Market Bill which breaches international law by a majority of 77 but a potential rebellion looms. -
No Comment Migrants still stuck in limbo on Lesbos after Moria camp blazes Thousands of migrants have been sleeping rough after multiple fires hit the notoriously overcrowded Moria camp last week. -
World News Coronavirus: Europe must prepare for rise in COVID-19 deaths in October and November, warns WHO "It's going to get tougher. In October, November, we are going to see more mortality," Hans Kluge, Director of the WHO European office, said. -
Belarus Any Putin intervention in Belarus will meet 'huge pushback', says analyst "Russia has not so much support inside the Belarusian society," says political analyst Katsiaryna Shmatsina, as Lukashenko meets Putin on Monday amid the ongoing political crisis in Belarus. -
Ukraine In Ukraine, music’s most extreme genre is on the cultural front line in the fight against Russia 'You can't be an apolitical musician in Ukraine,' says Konstantin 'Khaoth' Zmievsky, the drummer of Ukrainian black metal band Khors. -
World News Alexei Navalny's condition improves after being poisoned with Novichok The Russian opposition leader is now able to leave his bed, the Berlin hospital treating him said. -
Europe News What can we expect from the EU-China virtual summit? Climate action, trade agreements, COVID-19... what will be discussed in the upcoming EU-China video meeting on Monday? -
Sci-tech American firm offers billions for UK computer chip giant ARM UK-based computer chip designer ARM Holdings is being sold to the American graphics chip company Nvidia for 33 billion euros. Arm is responsible for developing the processors in most of the world's mobile phones. -
France Football: Neymar among 5 stoppage-time red cards as Marseille beat PSG The Brazilian star was among five players sent off on Sunday as Marseille beat bitter rival Paris Saint-Germain for the first time in nine years. -
Japan Yoshihide Suga set to become Japanese prime minister after party vote The Liberal Democratic party's vote came after Shinzo Abe stepped down due to health concerns. -
Spain Madrid Fashion Week: Masks take centre stage on and off the catwalk Our reporter Jaime Velazquez hits the catwalk to compare this year's event with previous editions. -
Switzerland PSG president Al-Khelaifi and ex-FIFA Sec Gen Valke go on trial in Switzerland The case is the latest chapter in football's long-running corruption saga. -
USA US wildfires spark political debate over climate change ahead of Trump visit Democratic governors blame climate change for record-breaking wildfires that have enveloped the West coast in smoke. Members of the Trump administration are blaming forest mismanagement. -
Russia Russia elections: Navalny allies claim symbolic council seat wins in regional polls Allies of the poisoned opposition leader claim wins in Siberia as independent monitors condemned a reported "stream" of voting irregularities. -
Belarus Lukashenko goes to Russia: What the meeting of 'brothers' could mean for Belarus' future Belarus' fate could be sealed in Sochi as Lukashenko sits down with his 'elder brother' Putin to discuss the ongoing unrest. What will it mean for the country's future? -
Greece Migrants moved to new Lesbos camp as Greek PM Mitsotakis demands more EU help Greek authorities have promised that 12,000 migrants and asylum-seekers left homeless after fire gutted an overcrowded camp will be moved shortly to a new tent city. -
Earth News Why cycling is no longer reserved for white men in lycra Diversity within cycling can be a ‘powerful tool for change.’ -
USA US Open tennis: Dominic Thiem fightback earns first Grand Slam title against Alexander Zverev The Austrian takes his first Grand Slam title, beating Alexander Zverev. to become the first man in 71 years to win the US Open final after dropping the opening two sets. -
Israel COVID-19: Israel to reimpose new nationwide lockdown as virus cases surge Due to begin on Friday, the tightening of measures marks the second time Israel is being plunged into a lockdown after a lengthy shutdown in the spring.