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Giulia Carbonaro
Are these floating 'powerships' the answer to Europe’s energy crisis?
It’s been floated that these seaborne power plants from Turkey could help Europe fill the Russian energy supply gap.
Is menopause leave the next workplace right?
After talk of menstrual leave and mental health leave, it may be time to consider menopause leave for those struggling with hot flashes at work.
Ukraine looks to the future with its first 3D-printed school
Over 2,000 schools have been destroyed in Ukraine since the beginning of Russia’s invasion. How to rebuild them? This NGO has a revolutionary answer.
Which European city is the best for coworking?
The rest of the world is trailing far behind the UK’s capital.
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Elon Musk's 8 most explosive tweets of all time
The billionaire has claimed he's always been "crazy" on Twitter.
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.
Five years after #MeToo: What has changed in Europe?
It's been five years since millions of women around the world made their voices heard in the wake of a US social media campaign against sexist abuse. Euronews Culture considers the impact of the movement across the continent.
Late-night eating will actually make you hungrier, study finds
Eating late affects the way our body stores fat and regulates our appetite, new research shows.
How will the work of this year’s Nobel Prize winners change our lives?
You may not know much about click chemistry and quantum entanglement but it will have a huge impact on our futures. Here’s how.
Musk teases ‘X’ app after Twitter deal U-turn: What is he up to?
Rumour has it that the new app would look somewhat like China’s WeChat.
Euroviews. Why is the Nobel Prize in Literature so controversial?
The Nobel Prize in Literature has generated more controversies in 121 years than any of the other prizes.
Drone Photo Awards: These winning shots show the power of nature
The winning photos will be exhibited in Siena, Italy, from 1 October until 20 November.
These are the easiest countries to work in if you aren’t an EU citizen
An increasing number of European countries are loosening their immigration processes to fix ongoing labour shortages within their borders.
Was Hurricane Ian fueled by the climate crisis?
Scientists think warmer ocean waters are making strong hurricanes stronger.
German Christmas markets are being asked to dim the lights this year
Switching off Christmas lights could help save energy as well as protect the environment, nonprofit Deutsche Umwelthilfe says.
UK half-term: Flight prices soar by 42 per cent in two years
Among England’s busiest airports, Heathrow has seen the steepest price increases.
What Italy's election results tell us about the country and its future
Why did Italy elect the most far-right leader since WW2 and what does this tell us about the future of the country? We talk to three experts.
Would Europe open its borders to Russians seeking asylum?
Three Baltic states have already indicated they won't accept asylum applications from Russians fleeing Putin's reservist call-up.
What do we know about Putin's controversial call-up of reservists?
Vladimir Putin called it "a partial mobilisation" of Russian reservists, but is there more to his decree than meets the eye?
The rise and rise of Europe's bread prices amid the war in Ukraine
Hungary has been the worst hit - it saw a huge 65.5% rise over the year, while France, famous for its baguettes, has seen the slowest growth in prices.
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