Why September tends to spook European equity markets
Saskia O'Donoghue
Why is Brazil asking the EU to delay its deforestation law?
Brazil made €42 billion from exports of products from its forests in 2023 alone.
New Dutch coalition is scrapping a successful nature restoration plan
There are concerns on what the new coalition’s plans will be for nature and the environment in the Netherlands.
Should causing environmental damage be a criminal offence?
22,000 people were asked about their feelings on the environment - and if enough is being done to protect it - and the results make for fascinating reading.
‘Irresponsible climate policy’: Sweden plans to scrap aviation tax
The decision by the country’s right-wing coalition government has caused outrage among environmentalists.
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Plastic Overshoot Day: The shocking truth about the waste we produce
We are just three-quarters of the way through the year, but the earth has already produced too much plastic waste. What needs to be done?
Spain overtourism: Why are villagers blocking zebra crossings?
In northwestern Spain, villagers blocked zebra crossings to protest too many tourists - but ended up causing a huge traffic jam.
Violence over water is on rise from Ukraine to France. Here’s why
A new study has shown that the rapid growth in water as a trigger, weapon and casualty of violence got significantly worse in 2023.
Are party holidays a thing of the past?
New research shows that a majority of young people prefer a more low-key trip abroad, with some rejecting the notion of a party holiday entirely.
New warnings that safety at Ukrainian power plant is deteriorating
The comments from the International Atomic Energy Agency come after a drone strike hit close to the Zaporizhzhia plant in southeastern Ukraine.
How global warming is impacting humanitarian work in vulnerable areas
Humanitarian aid charity Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) says the impact of climate change is having devastating effects on its workers
Half a billion children exposed to extreme heat, UNICEF reports
United Nations analysis reveals that millions of children across the globe are at risk of heat-related issues, in part thanks to climate change.
Big Oil: US citizens call for investigation into ‘criminal’ practices
In the US, more than 10,000 survivors and their allies have called on the Department of Justice to hold fossil fuel polluters accountable.
Australia’s largest bank pulls funding for fossil fuel companies
CBA has explained that they will stop financing fossil fuel companies that don’t comply with climate goals set out by the Paris Agreement.
European airline launches €499 all-you-can-fly annual subscription
Wizz Air’s new offering has created a lot of hubbub in the aviation industry - but it’s important to read the small print before signing up.
Greece wildfires: Is it safe to travel?
Although many of the fires have been put out, there are concerns that more could start - and much of southern Europe is on high alert for wildfires too.
Summer fashion trends 2024: What to wear right now
With soaring temperatures making the mercury rise in thermometers across the continent, Euronews Culture takes a look at some of the top trends for the most exciting - and hottest - fashion season of the year.
Why is bottled water popular in Italy and is tap water safe to drink?
Almost half of all non-alcoholic beverages consumed in the EU are estimated to be packaged water of some form.
Starmer lays out plans to tackle illegal immigration
The UK prime minister has not ruled out processing asylum claims offshore.
Does Trump’s choice of running mate spell trouble for Europe?
JD Vance is a relative political unknown - but he’s been outspoken on Ukraine and has vehemently opposed giving more aid to the war-torn nation.
Estonia's PM Kallas steps down to become EU's foreign policy chief
Kaja Kallas has been at the helm of the Baltic nation for three and a half years and has been a vocal supporter of Ukraine.
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