Guillermo del Toro parts with rare horror memorabilia after wildfires
Hannah Brown
See inside the Dutch repair cafe saving electricals from landfill
As many struggle with the cost of living, keeping your existing electricals working is an easy way to save money.
The Big Question: Why is it so hard to prevent terrorist financing?
The Chief Financial Economic Crime Officer at Rabobank tells The Big Question’s Hannah Brown: “Behind financial crime, you have crime - drug addiction, terrorist financing and modern slavery. And this money has to enter into the system.”
The world’s first solar truck is being tested on Sweden's roads
Swedish manufacturer Scania has developed a haulage trailer fitted with solar panels which could decarbonise existing trucks.
The Big Question: Is Europe a good place to start a business?
Roxanne Varza, director of Station F, the world’s largest start-up campus, reveals on The Big Question whether Europe is a good place for growth and shares her secrets for success.
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Clean energy is 'unstoppable' but are climate goals still in reach?
Are climate goals still reachable? The executive director of the International Energy Agency speaks to Euronews Business' Angela Barnes about whether the transition to net-zero by 2050 is really possible.
How are heat records verified? We asked a meteorologist
We spoke to Weather & Radar meteorologist Tamsin Green about how we record record-breaking weather.
These Swiss volunteers stay up all night to stop wolves being killed
Volunteers stay up through the night to protect livestock.
This paint made from oyster shells could cool your home by 7°C
Cool Roof France has found an innovative way to use the 130,000 tonnes of waste oysters produced every year in France.
How the Chernobyl disaster inspired this woman to develop wave power
Wave energy can produce much more energy than wind power, with much less space, why aren’t we using it more?
Meet the founder of the first-ever lesbian travel company
“When we first started in the industry, they didn't want to charter to us. And now we're one of the largest charters in the world,” says the founder of Olivia Travel.
This new walking trail is changing the lives of women in Sri Lanka
The first of the Pekoe Trail’s 22 segments was opened in 2021, shining a light on life in Sri Lanka’s tea estates.
International Beer Day: Is this the world’s most sustainable pint?
70% of the climate impact of a litre of beer is bottled up in packaging and transport. This Germany brewery has an innovative solution.
Sarajevo's tourism booms as travellers discover latest Balkan hotspot
Warm weather, low prices and fascinating history are luring tourists to Bosnia’s capital like never before.
Could widespread wildfires pose a threat to our health?
Fallout from wildfire pollution in southern Europe and America could have an impact for years to come, according to public health specialists.
Take a day trip from Rome to Pompeii on Italy’s new high speed train
Italy’s new high speed train route will take you to Pompeii in less than two hours.
This island paradise is now home to an equine spa retreat
‘Horses, in our experience, simply speed things up, a little bit like how an art therapist uses their paint.’
Swap your flight for a trip on Europe's fastest train
Here’s why you should take Europe’s fastest, smoothest and quietest train for your next continental holiday.
World’s most famous steam locomotive returns home after 100 years
The Flying Scotsman made a historic journey to celebrate its 100 year anniversary.
Inside the factory producing Europe’s most eco-friendly trains
Euronews Green got an inside look around Hitachi’s pioneering train factory in Pistoia, Italy.
Meet the Romanian man who travels the world diving off cliffs
We sat down with cliff diver, Catalin Preda to talk about all the most amazing diving spots in the world.
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