23 October 2021 | Euronews
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Conscious Travel 11 expert tips on how to experience a country like a local Leave the guidebook at home, switch off your maps and hop off the tour bus. The best way to immerse yourself in a culture is to take your cues from the locals. -
No Comment Supporters of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange march to London's High Court Supporters of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange march to London's High Court -
No Comment Funeral ceremony for slain Kenyan athlete Agnes Tirop begins Kenya runner's death highlights pressures faced by female athletes -
Spain Spain promises millions more in aid to La Palma after volcanic eruption Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said that no resident of the island would have to leave. -
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No Comment Sculpture 'shushes' toward NYC skyline The artist, Jaume Plensa from Barcelona, Spain, says he intends for the sculpture to inspire silent contemplation of nature and the world. -
Norway Norway counter-terror chief: Kongsberg attack 'will happen again' “I think it forces a discussion about what risk we must live with in a democratic and open society." -
Italy Italy's Salvini goes on trial for refusing migrant ship docking Salvini is charged with kidnapping. -
Austria Unvaccinated could face new lockdown in Austria, chancellor warns “The pandemic is not yet in the rear view mirror,” Schallenberg said. “We are about to stumble into a pandemic of the unvaccinated.” -
No Comment A history of art & innovation: the Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève celebrates its 20th anniversary The Geneva Watchmaking Grand Prix (GPHG) celebrates its 20th anniversary this year. Considered the Oscar of watchmaking, the event enables enthusiasts to look back at previous winners of the Grand Prix de l'Aiguille d'Or, the most coveted award in the competition. -
Ukraine With Europe's second-worst vaccination rate, Ukraine suffers COVID surge Only about 15% of the population of Ukraine is fully vaccinated, Europe’s lowest level after Armenia. -
Poland Poles protest one year after court ruling restricted abortion rights The demonstrations on October 22 were far smaller than last year, when record numbers took to the streets. -
World News Europe, not the US, can lead the world on climate action | View American cannot credibly encourage other nations to cut carbon emissions when it is so far behind on doing so itself. -
Saudi Arabia Oil rich Saudi Arabia 'will be net-zero' by 2060 Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman made the pledge on Saturday - not everyone is convinced. -
Health news This ragweed-eating insect could change the lives of millions of allergy sufferers in Europe Ragweed is a highly allergenic plant that has been spreading across Europe since its accidental arrival during the Second World War. -
Ecotech These photos show life on Mars training camp in the Israeli desert A mock base camp in the Israeli desert is hosting a month-long simulation for what it could be like to live on Mars. -
Health news The ‘Delta Plus’ COVID variant: What is it and should we be concerned? A relative of the Delta variant is under investigation in the UK and there’s concern over potential increased transmissibility. -
Climate 'It's not about saving the planet': Christiana Figueres on COP26, climate grief & stubborn optimism We sat down with Christiana Figueres, the architect of the Paris Agreement, to talk about our route out of climate chaos.