Loading the video Mobility Video. Paris to Berlin in an hour: Is this the future of rail travel? Copy/paste the link below: Copy Copy/paste the article video embed link below: Copy Updated: 31/07/2022 - 10:42 GMT+2 Europe is betting on revamped train services to shift away from air travel and reduce carbon emissions from the transport sector. Read full article Top stories Now playing Next Paris to Berlin in an hour: Is this the future of rail travel? Now playing Next Belgium: Pumpkimania festival takes over Groot-Bijgaarden Castle Now playing Next Latest news bulletin | October 17th, 2026 – Evening Now playing Next From fruit to bricks: Hong Kong engineers explore how to build houses on Mars Now playing Next 'Well, it worked': Elon Musk unveils new Tesla Roadster that can fly Now playing Next Embryo gene editing: How safe and ethical is the practice? | Podcast Now playing Next 'Well, it worked': Elon Musk unveils new Tesla Roadster that can fly Now playing Next Trump signs executive order waiving new Russia sanctions Now playing Next Dozens arrested as protesters clash with security forces in Paris Now playing Next Budget, Ukraine, migration: Five takeaways from the EU leaders’ summit Now playing Next 'Completely unique': Wind sled crosses Antarctica with zero emissions Now playing Next Historic Limoges town hall engulfed in flames amid protests in France Now playing Next Albanian police fire rubber bullets and arrest hundreds as anti-government protests enter fifth day Now playing Next Euronews' crew assaulted by masked individuals while covering protests in Paris Now playing Next Protesters storm town hall and clash with police in France’s Marseille Now playing Next Tourism office set ablaze during cost-of-living protests in Lyon More videos
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