Why September tends to spook European equity markets
Denis Loctier
What will Europe's fishing industry look like post-COVID?
In partnership with the European Commission
Ocean speaks to Virginijus Sinkevičius, European Commissioner for the Environment, Oceans and Fisheries, about how Europe's fishing sector will look post-COVID-19.
What’s killing our underwater ecosystems?
In partnership with the European Commission
One million land and marine species may become extinct, many within decades. What could Europe do to preserve and restore its marine biodiversity?
The importance of restoring marine biodiversity
In partnership with the European Commission
Facing the challenge of up to one million land and marine species becoming extinct within decades, scientists in Crete who are looking at ways to restore marine diversity.
Putting marine resources on the map
In partnership with the European Commission
EU coastal member states have just over a year to come up with plans to boost the marine economy while preserving coastal ecosystems for generations to come. We look at how they're doing it.
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Uncharted waters: how maps can help prevent conflict over marine resources
In partnership with the European Commission
Can you build a wind turbine in the same spot as a fish farm, and how do you make sure whale watchers and fishermen don’t clash at sea? It's all about maps.
How Belgium is training the fishermen of tomorrow
In partnership with the European Commission
Join us in this immersive 360° experience onboard "Broodwinner" - a 29 metre beam trawler built in 1967 and used to train young fishermen in Belgium.
Family-run fisheries struggle as new generation casts net wider
In partnership with the European Commission
For generations fishing has been a respected trade and a traditional way of life for many families across Europe. But today, the number of local fishers is dwindling.
Space Station crew greet New Year across multiple time zones
While much of the world was celebrating Christmas and the New Year, it was business as usual on board the International Space Station. But it wasn't all work and no play.
NGOs work to rebuild vital coral reefs, but islands threatened by climate change need much more help
In partnership with the European Commission
Seychelles and other small island states are at the forefront of climate change. With increasingly destructive hurricanes and floods, rising sea levels and dying coral reefs, how can island societies survive the climate impact?
Will climate change make small island states disappear?
In partnership with the European Commission
Hans-Otto Pörtner, a co-author of the IPCC Special Report on the Ocean and Cryosphere in a Changing Climate, talked to Euronews about the future for small island states with ongoing climate change.
When it comes to cleaning up the Oceans, technology may be good but education is even better
In partnership with the European Commission
EU sponsors clean-up operations, but a change in mentalities is the key to success
Are ocean cleanup campaigns effective?
In partnership with the European Commission
Images of rubbish piling up in the ocean can be a depressing sight. But the good news is that there are signs that cleanup campaigns are having an impact.
Discover the spray used by Belgian police to train specialist dogs at airports
In partnership with The European Commission
Explosives training has always been a dangerous undertaking for security workers, but a special substance is designed to make officials and passengers safe
Protecting life in the Arctic seas
In partnership with the European Commission
Climate change is making Arctic waters more accessible to vessels, raising the controversial prospect of industrial-scale fishing. Here's how world countries came together to protect the fragile Arctic ecosystem - for now.
Mapping the Arctic sea life
In partnership with the European Commission
"If you start fishing, you can destroy the ecosystem, or the balance of the organisms." This MOSAiC expedition scientist is mapping the hidden Arctic sea life
The invisible women of Europe's fishing industry
In partnership with the European Commission
Women play a key role in fishing and aquaculture, but often their work remains unrecognised and underpaid
Robots, drones and the future of farming
In partnership with The European Commission
On this week's episode of Futuris, Euronews visits a hazelnut orchard in Italy to see how the new generation of robots can help farmers and agronomists make agriculture cheaper and more environmentally friendly.
Tatarstan brings in skills and investors
In partnership with Wolrd Skills Kazan
As Kazan hosts the WorldSkills competition, Euronews takes a closer look at this eclectic city and visits Innopolis, a satellite development outside Kazan known as the Silicon Valley of Tatarstan.
Abandon ship! How technology is coming to the rescue of the cruise industry
In partnership with The European Commission
The cruise industry is booming, with more than 25 million passengers expected to be carried worldwide in 2019. But with the increase in numbers comes an increase in risk.
Now technology is coming to the rescue.
Tide turns for an Italian coastal wasteland
In partnership with the European Commission
In less than 20 years, an Italian coastal area has transformed itself from a lawless wasteland into an international success story.
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