Charlotte Cullen

Health news

This tiny insect could prevent allergies for millions in Europe

Ragweed is a highly allergenic plant that has been spreading across Europe since its accidental arrival during the Second World War.

23/10/2021

Rethink

Will doctors one day be able to 3D print new organs?

Imagine a future where, instead of waiting for a match, your local hospital could print a new organ made from your own cells.

23/07/2021

Living

Are vertical farms the answer to healthier, longer-lasting food?

The World Bank is calling for innovations that will help us feed the planet.

14/11/2018

Economy

Support for start-ups: two European tech success stories

How does the Enterprise Europe Nework help SMEs grow?

13/11/2018

Portugal

Are vertical farms the answer to healthier, longer-lasting food?

With the global population set to hit 9 billion by 2050, indoor farms say they are the solution to feeding the world.

09/11/2018

World News

Netflix announces boost to European content

New series from Spain and Norway have been announced.

08/11/2018

World News

A drink-drive test for Lime's e-scooters?

Scooter company wants to use tech to make its riders (and its property) safer.

08/11/2018

Sport

Will esports be in the next Olympics?

Although esports lag behind traditional sports when it comes to making money—the industry makes around 800 million dollars of revenue a year—its 300 million fans put it on the map as one of the globe’s most popular sports.

07/11/2018

World News

This is Europe’s ‘most innovative city’

Athens has been named as Europe’s ‘most innovative city’ by the European Capital of Innovation contest and has been awarded a cash prize of €1 million.

06/11/2018

Sport

Football for Friendship: the social project with long term goals

Euronews follows the F4F project in Moscow which brings together kids from 211 different countries and regions.

15/06/2018

Sport

Hundreds of children from around the globe visit World Cup with F4F

Kids from more than 211 countries and regions attended the opening match of the 2018 FIFA World Cup as part of the Football for Friendship initiative.

14/06/2018

Sci-Tech

How is tech going to transform the way we work?

Recruitment and tech experts give their predictions for the future of work.

14/11/2017

World

Juncker on Catalan referendum, Brexit and tech giants

European Commission president answers questions from YouTubers.

14/09/2017

Cult

Nuits Sonores: 5 tips for making the most of the festival

26/05/2017

Cult

Celebrating 15 years of urban electro with Nuits Sonores

Nuit Sonores - an urban event held in Lyon, France - seems to offer a bigger, bolder and more diverse line-up every year.

24/05/2017

Business Series

How will Brexit impact the UK’s thriving creative industries?

18/10/2016

World News

NATO jets intercept two Russian bombers flying south

Two Russian bombers were intercepted by fighter jets from four different European countries as they flew from Norway down to Spain and back again, it has…

05/10/2016

USA

What does Donald Trump’s body language say about him?

Whether or not you agree with his politics, you can’t argue that Donald Trump draws in crowds.

25/08/2016

United Kingdom

Racist attacks on the rise in UK since Brexit?

Police group reports 57% rise in hate crime reports since Friday Polish embassy in UK and Muslim Council of Britain document racist and xenophobic incidents Human Rights Watch urges politicians to

28/06/2016

World News

How to get an Irish passport and avoid Brexit

27/06/2016