Report: Trump and JD Vance among targets of major Chinese cyberattack
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Meet a British teacher building community and balance in Shenzhen
In partnership with Shenzhen Media Group
British expat Martin Crozier calls Shenzhen home. Through park runs, maths meetups and family life, he shows how the fast-growing tech city offers both high speed and deep connection.
Expo 2025 Osaka Kansai: Future tech transforming sea, sky and land
In partnership with The Government of Japan
In this episode of Road to Expo 2025, we explore groundbreaking technologies from Japan that will be showcased at Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai, from 13 April to 13 October 2025.
How Niigata balances heritage and innovation for a sustainable future
In partnership with The Government of Japan
In this episode of Focus, we explore Niigata's groundbreaking innovations, from turning rice into sustainable plastics to creating digital villages that preserve rural traditions, offering a fresh perspective on Japan's sustainable and technology-driven progress.
From salmon to sake: Savouring Niigata’s sustainable gastronomy
In partnership with JNTO
In this new episode of Explore Sustainable Japan, we discover the sustainable food and drink culture in Niigata Prefecture – a region known for its salmon, rice, and sake.
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Exploring autumn festivals and traditional crafts in Japan’s Toyama Prefecture
In partnership with JNTO
In this new episode of Explore Sustainable Japan, we travel across Toyama Prefecture in search of local experiences, from community-led festivals to traditional metal casting workshops.
Meet Rustam, the guesthouse owner showcasing Lahij's unique beauty to global visitors
In partnership with Azerbaijan Tourism Board
In this episode of Meet The Locals, we speak to Rustam Rustamov, a guesthouse owner in Lahij 's Coppersmith Village, who introduces international visitors to its rich culture and breathtaking scenery.
Gobustan: Exploring new ways to appreciate mud volcanoes and rock art
In partnership with Azerbaijan Tourism Board
Gobustan shares its secrets with us in this episode of Explore Azerbaijan. We imagine ancient human life through the art they left behind, and see mud volcanoes in a brand new way.
Behind the scenes of France’s first maths museum
As the Paris Mathematics Museum turns one, Euronews Culture speaks to two of its main organisers about the unusual process that led to France’s first maths museum.
UK regulator launching in 2025 aims to make working in the arts safer
The Creative Industries Independent Standards Authority (CIISA) was conceived as a space for British arts workers to report abusive behaviour including bullying and harassment. It’s set to launch next year.
Climbing to a mountain fortress and eating like a Khan in Nakhchivan
In partnership with Azerbaijan Tourism Board
What is there to do in the world’s largest landlocked exclave? We discover the history, famous hospitality and a magnificent mountain fortress in the remote region of Nakhchivan.
Wildlife escapades: A day trip from Baku to Shirvan National Park
In partnership with Azerbaijan Tourism Board
Goitered gazelles almost disappeared from the Caucasus region in the 1960s. Today, they’re flourishing at Shirvan National Park in Azerbaijan. We take a closer look on a day trip from Baku.
Is this Spain's most disruptive bartender?
From sweet to sour and all things in-between, Antonio Naranjo has very probably mixed it up and served it in glass, As a master mixologist, he seeks to combine weird and wonderful flavours to create incredible cocktails.
Walking can make you happier and more creative. Here’s how to start
Do you want to be more creative? Try taking a walk. We spoke to researchers and avid walkers on how putting one foot in front of the other can be good for the brain. Plus, tips on how to get your step count up.
Roger Corman, US Producer, Director and ‘King of the Bs’ dies at 98
The producer and director behind low-budget classics like “Little Shop of Horrors” and “Attack of the Crab Monsters,” Roger Corman helped launch the careers of Hollywood legends like Martin Scorsese and Jack Nicholson.
Why are Cannes film festival workers calling for a strike?
A collective representing freelance film festival workers are calling for a strike during the Cannes Film Festival next week, to protest precarious working conditions.
Stories of race, slavery and US Civil War earn 2024 Pulitzer Prizes
Since 1917, the Pulitzer Prizes honour the best in journalism and the arts.
French bakers take back the title for longest baguette
After being dethroned by Italy in 2019, French bakers took back the title for "world's longest baguette" with a loaf that measured over 140 metres.
PHOTOS: Madonna wraps tour with massive free concert in Brazil
To close out her latest world tour, Madonna performed a free show on Copacabana beach in Rio in front of the largest live crowd in her four-decade career. We take a look back, in pictures.
ICYMI: EU Police bust what’s believed to be an antique book theft ring
In a coordinated operation, law enforcement arrested a group of Georgian nationals suspected of running a criminal operation stealing antique and rare books from European libraries.
LVMH announces finalists in young designers competition
Hailing from across Europe and the United States, the shortlisted designers will present their collections before a jury of top designers and fashion experts on 10 September at the Louis Vuitton Foundation.
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