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What's stopping Europe from reaching its clean hydrogen goals?

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Green hydrogen is predicted to be a leading renewable energy source in the future, but production in Europe must ramp up massively to hit targets.

05/03/2024

Cracking green hydrogen's 'chicken and egg' problem

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Cracking green hydrogen's 'chicken and egg' problem

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As Europe races towards its 2030 renewable-hydrogen goals, Iberdrola's Carlos Fúnez Guerra explains the importance of working with customers to ensure supply and demand are always in sync.

05/03/2024

Shark by David Cerny shows Saddam Hussein in formaldehyde

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Sex, religion and politics mix in Spain's new Museum of Forbidden Art

A crucified Ronald McDonald clown, prayer mats adorned with stilettos and sketches by former Guantanamo prisoners take pride of place at a new museum in Spain devoted to previously censored art.

30/10/2023

Participants join an anti-government march led by the centrist opposition party leader Donald Tusk in Warsaw in June.

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How will women vote in Poland’s next election?

The vote of women in the incoming parliamentary election in Poland could be crucial in determining whether the PiS will hold on to power - or would be punished for restricting access to abortion in the country, experts say.

22/09/2023

Italian premier Giorgia Meloni announced at the beginning of her time in office that she would have tightened the citizens' income programme.

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Italy's government cuts benefits to thousands of families by SMS

Giorgia Meloni's right-wing government is putting an end to benefits for thousands of families and individuals deemed 'fit to work'.

03/08/2023

Human hair strands deposited in the trilobed container (left) and Inner chamber of Es Càrritx cave (right)

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3,000-year-old human hair provides first proof of drug use in Europe

The unusual finding of human hair in a cave in Menorca has provided the first direct evidence of the use of plant drugs by people in Europe.

21/04/2023

On Easter Day, an Italian woman left her baby in one of Milan's safe haven baby boxes, where women can leave their children anonymously.

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Anonymous births - Italy's latest controversy

A newborn was left in one of Italy's safe haven baby boxes over Easter, sparking a fierce debate around motherhood and women's rights in the country.

14/04/2023

If you're still keen on visiting the Netherlands, here’s an underrated place to party.

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Skip Amsterdam and head to these European nightlife capitals instead

If you're still keen on visiting the Netherlands, here’s an underrated place to party.

04/04/2023

Miguel de Cervantes (left) has been overtaken by Gabriel García Márquez (right) as the most translated Spanish-language writer

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Translation wars: García Márquez overtakes Cervantes

Gabriel García Márquez overtakes Miguel de Cervantes as most translated Spanish-language writer, according to the Instituto Cervantes

27/03/2023

More than 300 children in rebel-held northwest Syria kick off their own football World Cup, with organisers hoping to shine a light on communities battered by 11 years of war.

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Children in Syrian city of Idlib hold their own World Cup

The excited children took part in the opening ceremony at the municipal stadium in Idlib, some wearing the jerseys of this year's World Cup teams.

20/11/2022

The movement brought about a new awareness of sexual harassment, but real political and legal change has been lacking in some countries.

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Five years after #MeToo: What has changed in Europe?

It's been five years since millions of women around the world made their voices heard in the wake of a US social media campaign against sexist abuse. Euronews Culture considers the impact of the movement across the continent.

08/10/2022

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Top hotels in Europe hire 'unqualified' staff to deal with shortages

Hotel chains are offering higher pay, free accommodation and perks like bonuses and health insurance.

04/07/2022

Wine and Rum: Angolan producers thrive domestically and eye up the global market

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Wine and Rum: Angolan producers thrive domestically and eye up the global market

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With a soil and climate that allow two harvests a year, Angola’s Velho do Bero vineyard in Namibe Province is an example of how growers are meeting demand on the domestic market. In Benguela Province, Caxaramba rum uses mainly locally sourced materials to grow, harvest and distil.

01/07/2022

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Rescuers look for victims after Cuba hotel explosion kills 22

Authorities say a natural gas leak was the apparent cause of the blast at Havana’s luxury 19th century Hotel Saratoga.

07/05/2022

The festival has gone online rather than cancel but still promises a program packed full of independent talent

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Sundance goes virtual but still promises top programme

The festival is set to welcome directorial debuts and hotly anticipated returnees to a programme taken online due to the spread of the omicron variant.

20/01/2022

Guatemala’s Volcán de Fuego is the most active volcano in Central America

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This Guatemalan city lives in the shadow of an erupting volcano

After the end of harsh lockdown restrictions, this former colonial capital is enjoying a boom in tourism

19/01/2022

A small town in Brazil is now second to France in its cheese acclaim

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A small Brazilian town is gaining global recognition for its cheese

57 Brazilian cheeses won medals at the biennial 'Mondial du Fromage' in Tours, France in September, putting unsung Brazil only second to France as the world's best cheese makers

16/12/2021

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