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The mythical creatures of Europe: Ogres

For this final edition of Euronews Culture's look at some of the lesser known mythical creatures of Europe, we travel to France to discover the origins of the ogre.

Tech News

Why Europe’s DSA may be a thorn in Twitter’s side under Elon Musk

Europe’s new regulations take particular aim at hate speech, false information and extremism online, especially in large social media companies.

World News

France and Spain experience unusually high temperatures in October

France and Spain experience an unusually hot October, as climate change experts raise concerns about record-breaking greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.

Euronews Debates

Euronews Debates | Shaping the future of biosimilar medicine in Europe

Euronews has gathered a panel of experts, industry leaders and key players in Brussels to address the issue of biosimilar medicines.

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Destinations

These are the 8 most underrated countries you must visit in Europe

These are 8 of Europe’s lesser explored gems that you won’t want to miss

My Europe Series

Is European politics beginning another lurch to the right?

Far-right populists have done well in recent elections in Italy and Sweden. But does this point to a European-wide trend?

Travel News

All the COVID entry rules for every country in Europe

Want to know where you can travel in Europe and what tests you'll need to do? Check out this list for all the details.

Destinations

Spain drops COVID entry rules  for non-EU citizens

Unvaccinated Brits no longer need to show a negative test or proof of recovery to enter Spain.

Money

Soaring inflation: Where can you get the cheapest cup of coffee?

Thanks to rising inflation, the price of coffee has jumped by 17 per cent across Europe. But where does a cup now cost you the most?

Culture news

Euroviews. Black History Month: why isn't it celebrated more across Europe?

October is officially Black History Month in the UK and Ireland. It's also celebrated in other European countries, but why is the concept not more widely recognised?

Belgium

NATO insists annual nuclear drills are not linked to Russia tensions

The manoeuvres are likely to coincide with Moscow's own annual nuclear drills, dubbed "Grom", in which Russia tests its nuclear-capable bombers, submarines and missiles.

Travel News

Rising bills won’t stop Brits from travelling, report reveals

Brits are tightening budgets amid the Europe’s cost of living crisis, but they aren’t ready to give up travel just yet.

Culture news

Animal Collective cancel tour because of "the economic reality"

Animal Collective are just the latest high-profile artist to pull a tour post-Covid because of spiralling inflation.

Experiences

Wild mushrooms: A beginner's guide to safe and fun foraging in Europe

Want to try your hand at mushroom or truffle foraging in Europe? Read this first.

Home

The cost of housing is rising. Here's how rents compare across Europe

While rents have increased almost everywhere in Europe, there are major differences from one country to another.

Austria

Austrian president secures second term, election forecast shows

Incumbent Austrian President Alexander Van der Bellen was widely tipped to win the election.

Lifestyle

Biden pardons weed convicts: how does legality in Europe compare?

As Joe Biden pardons US convicts with federal offences for possession of marijuana, we take a look at the different levels of legality across Europe.

Destinations

These are the top 7 ski resorts in Europe

Ski season is almost upon us, so we’ve rounded up the best resorts to practice your technique.

Green News

These tricks could convince shoppers to buy ‘wonky’ veg

Why not ditch ‘perfect’ veggies on International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste?

Culture news

Who are the living heirs of Europe's abolished monarchies?

While the UK is celebrating its new king, many other European countries haven't had a monarch in over 100 years. But all of them do have people with claims to the throne.