"These climate targets obviously cannot protect us." Susannah Israelsson, from northern Europe's indigenous Saami population, spoke to Euronews about why her peoples are taking the EU to court over its climate change policies.

The conflict has left over 8 million Yemenis facing famine, although the United Nations has warned this could rise to 14 million.

Johan-Martin said all he could "think in the moment was, 'huh...I peed on a snake,' before smacking the toilet lid shut."

Two Swedes have launched a campaign asking people to refrain from flying for an entire year to help raise awareness of climate change

The Saudi lawyers who had asked peacefully for the observance of universal human rights and equality of women in Saudi society but were sentenced between 10 and 15 years in prison were awarded with the Right Livelihood Award in Stockholm.

Looking to extract the most from forests for Europe's bioeconomy of the future, the EU is investing & innovating.

Unlocking the wealth of forests while ensuring virtuous sustainable activity: the Swedish model for the 21st century.

The Disgusting Food Museum - in Malmo, Sweden - hopes to turn over a gross profit with bull penis, mouse wine, maggot cheese, and other horrors,

Brussels "confident" that next government will continue with strong commitment to Europe

Political deadlock in Sweden as the two main centre-right and centre-left coalition blocs finish neck and neck in Sunday's general election. This could mean weeks of talks and uncertainty before a workable government can be formed- one thing that is certain: the far-right has made significant gains.