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Good news: The miracle rectal cancer drug and five other stories
Dancing is good for memory loss, a miracle drug eradicated cancer in trial patients and four other feel-good stories. Here is your weekly dose of #GoodNews.
Good News: Urine turned into fertiliser and 4 other uplifting stories
TikTok is teaching Gen Zs all kinds of new skills, public generosity has rescued a doomed tea room and three other uplifting stories. These are the #GoodNews of the week.
This summers must-reads, according to TikTok's book critics
Books to devour this summer at the beach, recommended by TikTok's ‘bookfluencers’
Good News: ‘Quantum internet’ and a village lit up by the sea
Huge leaps in science, internet and urban planning, and two other things that went well in the world.
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Good News: Laughter is the best medicine and plants grow in lunar soil
Technology reveals millennia-old secrets, we have grown plants on the moon's soil and three other positive stories.
Good News: A high school for sloths and roads paved with nappies
We bet you can't number 3 things that went well this week. We have 4: A high school for sloths, roads paved with nappies in Wales, Nigeria’s Spider-Man and more.
Croatia drops all entry rules: Here are the 9 best places to visit
In partnership with Croatia
From castles, churches and theatres to food, wine and music, we've put together a list of nine places you should visit to get your dose of Croatian culture.
Good News: plant food boom and social media's positive side effect
What went well in the world this week? Scientists turn back the clock on skin cells and plant-based foods are booming. Check our latest #GoodNews.
Five positive news stories about what's going well in the world
A scientific breakthrough could see you charging your phone using the sun, the world's biggest animal crossing and brewing beer for Ukraine. We have five positive news stories for you.
Good News: Five things that went well in the world this week
Good News: The mysterious return of Darwin's missing notebooks and a new record for women's football
Good News round-up: Five stories about what's going well in the world
A Turkish man has planted 30 million trees, a study says we're living (and staying healthy) for longer, and an endangered species got a brand new member.
Good News round-up: Five stories worth celebrating
Promising new tech for cancer treatment, golden retrievers successfully evacuated
from Ukraine or surprising news from this year's World Happiness Report: here are five positive stories from this week.
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Why Venezuela should be on your travel bucket list
Welcome to Venezuela, one of the wildest, most beautiful places on earth. Here's what to do and where to go when you're there.
Here's what Uzbekistan's cuisine reveals about its history and culture
In partnership with NAESMI
Uzbekistan’s territory was a central route on the Silk Road, and the people, ideas and goods that travelled through it have intrinsically become part of Uzbekistan’s culture, including its cuisine.
Unsure about COVID vaccines? Euronews puts your concerns to experts
Still concerned about getting a COVID vaccine? Euronews Next asked the experts for answers to your questions.
A weekend in Luanda: “Africa’s Manhattan” waits to be discovered
In partnership with Governo de Angola
Rica en cultura, ya en tiempos remotos, y más tarde con gran influencia portuguesa en el siglo XVI, Angola tiene mucho que celebrar en torno a su patrimonio, su gastronomía y sus tradiciones.
EU’s farmed animal welfare rules need ‘serious and extensive review’
In partnership with The European Commission
The pandemic has stressed the importance of a strong and sustainable food system and highlighted the links between our health, ecosystems, supply chains, and consumption patterns. Notably the one with farmed animals.
What is aquaculture and can it prevent overfishing?
In partnership with the European Commission
We’re eating more fish than ever. 144 million tonnes of it per year. But, we’re not actually catching more fish. How is that possible? The answer is aquaculture.
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