'We are open for business' - EU Ambassador to Kyiv recalls staff
Ilaria Federico
Portugal: 50 years after the revolution, are the carnations wilting?
25 April, 2024, marks the 50th anniversary of Portugal's Carnation Revolution. It ended about 41 years of dictatorship and began an era of democracy. The milestone is celebrated as the political landscape shifts, with the centre-right winning recent elections and the far-right gaining ground.
Do combat sports really measure up when it comes to women’s self-defen
“Developing self-defence skills means reclaiming autonomy, thus regaining control over one's environment. We are no longer at the mercy of someone,” according to psychotraumatology psychologist, Julie Francols. But are combat sports effective when it comes to fending off an unexpected attack?
What are NGTs and why do they spark so much controversy?
The European Parliament has voted in favour of more relaxed regulation for the use of New Genomic Techniques, (NGTs), on plants. A decision that has ignited fiery debates. But what exactly are NGTs?
European elections: How engaged are young people?
In a few months, it will be time to vote and elect our representatives to the European Parliament. Do young French voters feel invested in this democratic process?
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Experts: nobody wants a big war in the Middle East
Iran has threatened to 'intervene in the conflict' if Israel launches a ground operation in the Gaza Strip. Euronews spoke to experts about what this 'intervention' might be and its consequences.
What you need to know about the Greek elections
As Greeks prepare to vote in a general election on 21 May, we take a look at which parties and candidates are in the running, who is ahead in the polls, and what else to expect.
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