Nature EU plays a ‘key role’ in Asian shark fin trade, study reveals Global shark populations are declining rapidly with overfishing driving them towards extinction. 03/03/2022
See Picasso, Rothko and Warhol for sale after billionaire couple's divorce Real estate mogul Harry Macklowe's divorce from wife Linda has resulted in a potentially record-breaking Sotheby's auction of world-class art. 18/02/2022
See Can streaming platforms stand up to LGBT censorship by tough regimes? The annual report shows the growing role of streaming giants like Netflix and Amazon in the media landscape but are their progressive agendas enough? 18/02/2022
See Women win big at Berlinale as 'Alcarràs’ takes home Golden Bear The prize list at one of Europe's biggest festivals was dominated by female talent with gold and silver bears going to a host of female directors and actors. 17/02/2022
no comment Overwhelmed Hong Kong hospitals set up outdoor wards Two Hong Kong hospitals begin placing patients in beds outside their entrances, as medical facilities struggle to cope with the city's worst coronavirus wave to date. 15/02/2022
China Beijing Winter Olympics under way amid strict COVID restrictions The ceremony at the Chinese capital's National Stadium, known as the Bird's Nest, took place at 13:00 CET. 04/02/2022
no comment Monks ring temple bell for Lunar New Year Monks at Taiwan's Dharma Drum Mountain Temple on Lunar New Year's Eve strike a Buddhist Fa-hua Bell 108 times to ring in the Year of the Tiger 01/02/2022
See Meet the calligrapher preserving Hong Kong's Chinese New Year crafts In the run up to the Lunar New Year, Hong Kong's calligraphy artists set up on the streets. With brush and ink, they create traditional decorations that are a seasonal feature at homes and offices. 31/01/2022
Taste Has dog meat had its day in South Korea? The practice is a summer custom for keeping cool but globalisation and animal welfare concerns are tweaking younger generations' appetites. 29/01/2022
Culture news René de Obaldia: 'Oldest guardian of the French language' dies at 103 Fellow novelists, playwrights, and members of the Académie Française have come together to express their grief at the loss of one of the country's most revered voices. 28/01/2022
Travel News Rwanda the 6th safest country for solo travellers, new survey finds Safety while travelling on your own can be a big concern but a new ranking has listed the countries where you won’t have to worry. 24/01/2022
Belgium Belgian court sentences migrant smuggling leader for UK lorry deaths Vo Van Hong was found guilty of leading a human trafficking group based in Belgium. 19/01/2022
China Hong Kong to kill 2,000 small animals after hamsters get COVID-19 Hong Kong authorities said that they will kill about 2,000 small animals, including hamsters, after several tested positive for COVID-19 at a pet store where an employee was also infected. 18/01/2022
See Magritte masterpiece worth €52 million could shatter artist's record Experts at Sotheby's estimate the Belgian surrealist's painting 'L’empire des lumières' will more than double his current auction record. 13/01/2022
The exchange The sky's the limit: the rise of the cloud In this episode of The Exchange we look at the expanding cloud sector and business analytics boom, asking what the tech giants actually do with our data and what it means for our privacy. 05/01/2022
China China's real estate giant Evergrande suspends shares in Hong Kong Baocheng Liu, director of the Centre for International Business Ethics at the University of International Business and Economics in Beijing, told Euronews that if Evergrande were to collapse, the "ripple effects are going to be huge". 03/01/2022
China Hong Kong news site shuts as pro-Beijing lawmakers sworn in One of the city’s last remaining pro-democracy news outlets announced its closure. 03/01/2022
