Belgium undeterred about backlash over Israeli sanctions
Katy Dartford
How winegrowers are transforming grape waste into cosmetic products
In partnership with the European Commission
Thanks to BestMedGrape, a European project that brings together winegrowers, researchers and entrepreneurs from several Mediterranean countries, the waste of grapes after the harvest is being used to produce cosmetics and health products.
Panoramic Paramotoring
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It’s one of the smallest aircraft in the world consisting of a tricycle, a propeller and a paragliding wing. Paramotoring is a hair-raising way to experience a breathtaking view of Dubai
Surging numbers of migrants are using small boats to reach the UK
Desperate migrants hiding in the back of freight trucks to get to Britain on ferries had been the target, but now smugglers have switched their tactics and record numbers are now risking their lives, attempting to get across the English Channel, from France to the UK, in small boats
30 years after Italia 90, Euronews speaks to footballer Trevor Steven
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Euronews speaks to English footballer, Trever Steven who rose to fame playing for Burnley, Everton, Rangers and Marseilles and won 36 international caps for England including in the 1986 World Cup against Maradona.
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Anoushka Shankar's mesmerising musical journey
Sitar-virtuoso Anoushka Shankar performs the concerto Raga-Mala, composed by her father Ravi Shankar, the most famous Indian musician of the 20th century at Lyon's Auditorium, accompanied by the Orchestre National de Lyon.
Mayra Andrade puts the spotlight on Cape Verdean music
The singer/songwriter is on tour with a very personal record, that's neither traditional Cape Verdean music nor afrobeat, but somewhere in the middle that's her own personal sound.
How to get older workers back into the EU's labour market
In partnership with The European Commission
With its low birth rate and fast-ageing population, Europe is facing a demographic crisis, but the EU Commission is trying to find ways to re-integrate older people into the labour market and create new opportunities.
Technology aiming to transform the lives of people with disabilities
In partnership with The European Commission
The innovation project 'Insension' is being developed to give people with profound intellectual and multiple disabilities (PIMD) a new way of communicating.
Dubrovnik celebrates the feast of Saint Blaise
In partnership with Croatia
People from all corners of the Dubrovnik region gather to honour Saint Blaise, the patron saint of the city for over a millennium, who according to legend, saved it from the attack of a Venetian fleet.
Malta after the murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia
Two years after the journalist's assassination, the Prime minister has changed, the alleged crime sponsor is in jail and people who are calling for the truth hope this will open up a new era for Malta.
IAEA head Rafael Mariano Grossi joins us on The Global Conversation
“My expectation is that they will stay for as long as Iran has nuclear activity. Independently of this agreement. There is much more in terms of nuclear activities and inspection activity than this agreement," says International Atomic Energy Agency Director-General, Rafael Mariano Grossi.
Vestager and MEPs discuss how to regulate Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence is moving fast and it's something the European Parliament wants to reap the benefits of whilst ensuring its properly regulated.
Alpinism achieves UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage recognition
This is the culmination of efforts from France, Switzerland and Italy that began in 2009.
Are the French Alps a hub for a Russian espionage network?
Towns such as Megeve, Chamonix, and Annemasse in the Haute-Savoie department in the Alps is said to have been used as a logistics base for the covert operations of at least 15 Russian spies in Europe.
EU mission in Malta calls for PM Muscat to quit immediately
After a meeting with the Prime Minister, Sophie In ‘t Veld, who is leading the European parliament’s emergency fact-finding mission to Malta, says she doubts the government’s credibility.
Protesters call for Malta PM Muscat to immediately stand down
Muscat announced on Sunday night that he would resign in January amid outcry over the two-year-old investigation into the 2017 killing of Daphne Caruana Galizia who had been looking into suspected corrupt dealings in political and business circles in the island nation.
Korngold’s mysterious opera “Die Tote Stadt” mixes Hitchcock and Freud
Erich Wolfgang Korngold was just 23 years old when he wrote the technically difficult opera - before he knew the limits of the voice, resulting in incredible changes of harmony and rhythm and a "crazy maze of different styles.”
The challenge to educate the children uprooted by the siege of Marawi
In partnership with The European Commission
Two years after Marawi's siege, 66,000 Filipinos still live in tents or shelters and only a small amount of displaced children have resumed school regularly. Improving access to education is among the aims of a project, funded by EU Humanitarian Aid, which has been a gamechanger for many families.
Tokyo's artistic scene is vibrant, energetic and unconventional
In partnership with Enjoy my Japan
Discovering Tokyo's diverse artistic scene is perfect for those searching for new ideas in Japan's huge capital.
The world's largest E-ferry, connects two islands without emmiting CO2
In partnership with The European Commission
It's hoped the vessel will pave the way to achieving carbon neutrality and the full electrification required by the international maritime authorities.
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