Why September tends to spook European equity markets
Heloise Urvoy
Austerity measures undermine human rights, new report says
Austerity measures linked to IMF loans are eroding human rights across the globe, according to a human rights NGO.
Cyberbullying: Can Europe and social media do better?
School bullying is nothing new. But now, with the rise of social media and smartphones, what used to stop at the school gates now follows many children home. And legislation struggles to keep up with modern threats.
Fate of Belarus and Ukraine intertwined, says Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya
The Belarussian opposition leader will take part in a conference on Central and Eastern Europe's security in Bratislava. She is calling on the EU to maintain sanctions on Belarus and has said the course of the war in Ukraine and her country's fate were linked.
Extreme floods 'not going to solve drought problem' across Europe
Europe's long winter drought has created a dry and impermeable soil that is no longer able to properly absorb rainfall water.
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What's going on in space, and who's regulating it?
Keeping track of everything going on beyond Earth’s stratosphere can be tricky. As the number of actors in the space industry keeps on increasing, some experts are calling for additional regulation, as it's getting crowded up there.
French friends with benefits: African war veterans finally get to go home
Nine African war veterans finally return to their home countries with the insurance to get their full pensions. Aged between 85 and 96 years old, the ex-soldiers who fought for France had to reside there at least half the year to receive their benefits - until this year.
What is 'la bise' and has the pandemic killed it?
French people often do 'la bise' to greet each other - but the pandemic has endangered this national habit.
Which European countries are best at speaking multiple languages?
Tuesday is International Mother Language Day. In Europe, more than half the population speaks at least two languages, but not all countries are equally-gifted.
French TV channel C8 receives record fine of €3.5 million
French TV channel C8 receives record fine of €3.5 million after host insulted his guest and kept him from criticizing the channel's stakeholder.
Taking on good habits or breaking bad ones is possible beyond January
From dry January to veganuary - there's a wealth of choices on offer if you want to start each year in a more healthy, balanced fashion. But keeping good habits or breaking bad ones is not always easy. Euronews Culture is here to help you stay on right track all year long.
Vaincre ou Mourir: A far-right view of the French Revolution?
A new film about the French Revolution has been attacked for promoting far-right and revisionist views of one of the biggest chapter's in French history.
Riad Sattouf wins French comic book festival award at Angouleme
Riad Sattouf has won the main prize at the International Comic Books Festival in France. But this year's event has been overshadowed by protests over artistic freedom of expression and graphic images some consider to be child pornography.
French influencers face fraud charges over NFT and trading advice
More than a hundred alleged victims of French social media influencers have launched a class action claiming they have been defrauded out of huge sums lost on trading platforms.
Rare 18th century French illustrations sold for €2 million in New York
A rare 18th century album of 138 illustrations by French artist Jean-Baptiste Oudry was displayed at Christie's in New York. It sold for €2 million.
Elysee Treaty 60th anniversary: France and Germany divided over Europe
The Elysee Treaty championed reconciliation and cooperation between Berlin and Paris after decades of conflict. However, Russia's invasion of Ukraine has put pressure on the two countries relationship
African war veterans win battle against France for full pension rights
African veterans who fought for France can now stay in their home-countries and receive pension benefits. The unfair treatment of Africans who fought in French uniform is documented in Omar Sy's latest movie, Father and Soldier.
French film awards bans nominees accused of sex crimes and violence
The Cesar Academy, the French equivalent to the Oscars, says anyone suspected of sexual misconduct or violence will be excluded from the ceremony this year.
French author is under investigation for publishing child pornography
French illustrator Bastien Vivès and two of his publishers are under investigation for promoting incest and child pornography.
Content warning: Some readers may find details within this story disturbing.
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