21 September 2020 | Euronews
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Sci-tech Airbus unveils concepts for zero-emission planes powered by hydrogen The European aerospace company aims to develop the world's first zero-emission commercial aircraft by 2035. -
World News Michael Lonsdale: Actor who played villain in James Bond film Moonraker dies aged 89 Lonsdale acted under Orson Welles, Steven Spielberg, Francois Truffaut and Louis Malle. -
Germany Coronavirus: Bayern Munich fans could face quarantine after Super Cup Bayern Munich and Sevilla are scheduled to meet in Budapest on Thursday but Germany's public health institute deems the Hungarian capital a "high risk" area for the coronavirus. -
No Comment English National Opera begins drive-in performances As COVID-19 restrictions put a halt to traditional indoor performances, the almost 90-year-old opera company is embracing an open-air alternative: the drive-in. -
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Earth News People care more about climate change than saving money, says survey Could your savings and pension be unknowingly funding fossil fuels? -
My Europe Series Serbia’s Muslims fear new ethnic violence after Montenegro post-election attacks Residents of Muslim-majority Sandzak say that Belgrade has never recognised its responsibility for the violence of the 1990s. -
Europe News 'EU's credibility at stake': Warning as Cyprus prevents Belarus sanctions Cyprus has prevented the EU from agreeing on sanctions against Belarus over its disputed presidential election and the subsequent crackdown on protesters, says Brussels' foreign policy chief. -
Next Series On a mission to save our soils - the EU's plan to rebuild the land Rebuilding the degraded soils of Europe is one of the EU's missions within the new Horizon Europe framework, about to be launched. Euronews' Claudio Rosmino for Futuris investigates how new practices are rolling back years of ecological damage. -
World News World's richest 1% produced 'double the CO2 of the poorest half' Oxfam International and the Stockholm Environment Institute made the claim in a new report published on Monday (September 21). -
No Comment Artists protest as COVID-19 restrictions tightened in Athens From September 21 until October 4, a maximum of nine people can gather inside or outside, except in restaurants, bars and coffee shops. Concerts and live musical performances have been banned and indoor cinemas closed. -
Moments Five epic outdoor getaways from London From kayaking to climbing near London, these outdoor adventures in Suffolk, Essex and beyond will have you enjoying nature in no time. -
No Comment At least 10 dead as residential building collapses in India A residential building in the city of Bhiwandi, 20 kilometers north-east of Mumbai in India collapsed on Monday morning. -
Earth News Honeybees can be trained like sniffer dogs to help boost crops Researchers have found bees can be conditioned to pollinate specific plants through scent-based memory techniques. -
Europe News New pact to force EU countries to take more migrants from frontline nations EU Home Affairs Commissioner Ylva Johansson says she's already bracing for tough resistance from Hungary, Poland and northern European nations. -
World News David Miliband: It’s time the EU restarts and scales up refugee resettlement after COVID-19 ǀ View Resettlement programmes were put on pause by coronavirus pandemic, leaving refugees heading to EU countries to start a new life in limbo. The EU's new Migration Pact needs to be more ambitious in what it can do for those needed sanctuary. -
USA Biden urges Senators to follow their conscience on US Supreme Court Justice The ideological balance of the nine-member court is crucial to its rulings on the most important issues in US law.. -
USA Dirty money: World's largest banks failing to stop money laundering on vast scale Massive sums of allegedly dirty money have flowed for years through some of the world's largest banking institutions, an international journalism investigation says. -
Travel News Crazy camel racing in Egypt's Sinai desert keeps Bedouin traditions alive Camel racing is a popular traditional sport in many Arab countries and for the Bedouins of the South Sinai desert, its an important way of keeping a traditional heritage alive -
World News Belarus: Opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya tells EU to be 'brave' on sanctions The opposition leader has called for a bolder response from the EU over Alexander Lukashenko's refusal to relax his grip on power. -
France Tour de France: With young winner Tadej Pogačar, thrilling race defies virus For towns and villages across France the Tour was a liberating and invigorating experience against the sombre backdrop of the pandemic. -
USA Schitt’s Creek, Succession and Watchmen steal the show at the ‘Pandemmys’ The TV shows Schitt’s Creek, Succession and Watchmen were the big winners at the Emmy Awards on Sunday - this year dubbed ‘The Pandemmys’ due to the ceremony being held virtually amid the coronavirus outbreak. -
USA WeChat: Judge delays US restrictions on Chinese app The US government restrictions against WeChat follow the Trump administration’s attempts to ban TikTok, another Chinese-owned app.