20 April 2021 | Euronews
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USA George Floyd death: Ex-police officer Derek Chauvin found guilty of third-degree murder President Joe Biden said the verdict "can be a giant step forward" in the fight against systemic racism in America but stressed that "it's not enough". -
United Kingdom Queen Elizabeth turns 95, days after funeral of Prince Philip This year's birthday will be overshadowed by the death of Prince Philip, her husband of 73 years. -
Sport European Super League in tatters as Atletico, Inter & AC Milan follow English clubs in quitting The decision threatens to sink the controversial new league, plans for which were announced just two days ago. -
Europe News Artificial intelligence must always be designed to benefit humans, says MEP Spanish MEP Ibán García del Blanco says that artificial intelligence must always have a human-centred design. -
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USA President Joe Biden praying for 'right' verdict in Derek Chauvin trial US President Joe Biden says he believes that the evidence in Derek Chauvin's trial is "overwhelming" and he is praying for the "right" outcome. -
No Comment Chelsea fans take Super League protests to Stamford Bridge Furious fans gathered outside Stamford Bridge to protest against the proposed European Super League ahead of Chelsea's Premier League clash with Brighton on Tuesday -
Czech Republic Czech minister calls for European solidarity over spat with Russia The Czech Republic and Russia are embroiled in a row over allegations of Russian involvement in a 2014 explosion. -
Europe News In the midst of Europe's 5G rollout, world powers set their sights on 6G The European Union, the United States, Japan, China and South Korea are all making early moves over the next generation of wireless technology. -
No Comment Crews work to extinguish wildfire on Table Mountain Fire crews worked for a third day to extinguish a wildfire on the slopes of Cape Town's Table Mountain on Tuesday, as the city came to terms with what officials have described as one of the area's worst blazes in years -
Earth News The world is 'on the verge of the abyss’, says UN UN Secretary-General António Guterres gives a stark warning as the climate crisis looks set to worsen. -
World News Why is the football world up in arms over the European Super League plans? The announcement from 12 of Europe’s “elite” football clubs that they are founding a new European club competition has sent the world of football up in arms. -
Home Meet the innovators looking to revolutionise housing with sustainable 3D printed homes A new generation of entrepreneurs and start-ups are shaking up the construction industry by deploying 3D printing technology to build houses. -
No Comment This incredible upside down house is Romania's most exciting new tourist attraction Would you visit a house where the bath is on the ceiling? -
World News How have different European countries reacted to the AstraZeneca vaccine doubts? The reactions of governments and citizens in countries across Europe to extremely rare blood clotting events related to the Oxford/AstraZeneca COVID vaccine have varied greatly. -
Russia Alexei Navalny should be evacuated for urgent medical treatment abroad, say UN experts United Nations human rights experts have expressed alarm at the deteriorating health of jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny, who doctors have warned he "could die at any moment". -
Moments Cannabis capitals of Europe: Where has weed been decriminalised on the continent? Here’s our guide to the best European towns and cities where weed isn’t a criminal offence. -
World News EMA says possible link between J&J vaccine and rare blood clots There is a "possible link" between J&J's COVID vaccine and very rare cases of blood clots, the EU medicines regulator said. -
The Cube Experts cool claims about impact of vaccines on menstrual cycles Experts have poured cold water on claims from anti-vaxxers that COVID-19 vaccines can adversely affect menstrual cycles. -
Kosovo President Joe Biden says 'mutual recognition' key to Kosovo, Serbia talks The US leader stressed his personal connection to Kosovo in a letter to the country's new president. -
Climate New climate-resistant coffee bean discovery has ‘superior flavour’ A heat-tolerant, drought-resistant species of coffee has been rediscovered by experts. -
No Comment Workers flee New Delhi as week-long lockdown is announced Following the announcement of a new week-long lockdown in New Delhi, tens of thousands of workers crowd Anand Vihar Terminal in east Delhi, waiting to take buses to their home states -
No Comment Clashes in N.Ireland after protests over Brexit 'protocol' Clashes break out in Northern Ireland as pro-UK unionists hit the streets against the post-Brexit "protocol" for the British province -
No Comment In Switzerland, the winter man explodes announcing summer The traditional winter man known as the "Böögg" is set on fire in the heart of the Swiss mountains, near the St Gotthard Pass -
Earth News From India to the Philippines: The women-led projects tackling the climate crisis From reusable sanitary pads to sustainable fishing, these women are changing the world one project at a time. -
Georgia Opposition parties in Georgia sign deal to end political crisis Several opposition parties have agreed to enter parliament, which they had been boycotting since elections last year. -
Earth News Is cannabis farming destroying the planet? “Industrial farming for cannabis is bad for the environment. The land can’t take it anymore.” -
Chad Chadian president Idriss Déby killed after 30 years in power, military announces Idriss Deby was killed on Tuesday on the battlefield in a fight against rebels, the country's top military commander said. -
Conscious Travel A guide to the UK’s best routes for walkers and cyclists After months of confinement, a movement-filled holiday out in nature is the perfect summer adventure -
World News Pandemic causes ‘dramatic deterioration in access to information’, Reporters without Borders says Reporters without Borders warns governments are using the coronavirus pandemic as a means to crack down on freedom of the press. -
Saudi Arabia The sustainable revival of Saudi Arabia’s spectacular AlUla region An ambitious regeneration plan has seen this once important but long-forgotten region of Saudi Arabia transformed into a global destination for culture, art and nature tourism. -
World News Carbon emissions on track for second-biggest annual increase ever in 2021 Energy-related demand for coal and natural gas is expected to surge this year as economies worldwide sputter back to life. -
Saudi Arabia Saudi women's rights activist Loujain al-Hathloul awarded 2020 Vaclav Havel prize Loujain al-Hathloul received the Council of Europe's Václav Havel Human Rights Prize. The activist had pushed to end a ban on women driving in Saudi Arabia. -
Travel News France launches COVID health pass for travel to its overseas territories Everything you need to know about how to access the pass and when it will be ready to use. -
World News Ten sites in Switzerland, France and Italy added to conservation ‘green list’ The International Union for Conservation of Nature says well managed protected sites are a critical part of halting the dramatic loss of life on Earth. -
USA Former US vice-president Walter Mondale dies at 93 Jimmy Carter said in a statement on Monday night that he considered Mondale "the best vice president in our country's history." -
Germany German election: CDU backs Armin Laschet as its candidate to succeed Merkel Laschet, the 60-year-old premier for North Rhine-Westphalia was picked over Markus Soder, the popular leader of Bavaria's Christian Social Union.