Argentina's Milei suffers landslide defeat in key province election
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Taking on good habits or breaking bad ones is possible beyond January
From dry January to veganuary - there's a wealth of choices on offer if you want to start each year in a more healthy, balanced fashion. But keeping good habits or breaking bad ones is not always easy. Euronews Culture is here to help you stay on right track all year long.
Dry January: The best places for a sober getaway
Say goodbye to hangovers with these tips on how to have a brilliant alcohol-free trip.
French billionaire François Pinault takes over Champagne Jacquesson
François Pinault, a French billionaire and owner of the luxury group Kering, has acquired Champagne Jacquesson, a small, prestigious champagne producer known for its high-quality sparkling wines
Holidays in Dubai just got cheaper as 30 per cent alcohol tax scrapped
The move is expected to further the appeal of Dubai to tourists drawn by its more liberal lifestyle, compared to other Gulf cities.
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Grape expectations: India's biggest winemaker targets new TV audience
The pandemic has seen millions Indians change their daily habits in more ways than one. India's biggest winemaker is hoping to make big profits from a new market, driven by aspirational lifestyles depicted on television and streaming platforms.
Europe’s most exciting new wine destination will surprise you
Many of this country's small wineries don't produce enough bottles to export, meaning you'll have to book a trip to try them.
Qatar’s only off licence requires a permit and appointment to enter
Fans say alcohol and the World Cup go ‘hand in hand’ - here’s how they’re navigating Qatar’s strict rules.
A creative concept deliciously unites some of Europe's finest vines
The European Union's motto of "United in diversity" has been put in a bottle. The Borderless European Wine is a solidarity project that aims to combine the cultural creativity of the continent's winegrowers.
Will local Serbian plum brandy 'sljivovica' make the UNESCO List?
Will Serbs' local plum brandy 'sljivovica' make it for the UNESCO List?
Drinking some alcohol during pregnancy enough to alter baby’s brain
Scientists compared the brain MRI scans of foetuses whose mother had drunk alcohol, with those who had not.
What are Qatar’s entry requirements for fans heading to the World Cup?
From alcohol laws to fan IDs, you could be caught out if you don’t read up before you go.
World Cup: FIFA boss says fans 'will survive' without beer at games
Gianni Infantino said in countries like France, Scotland and Spain there were also stadium bans on alcohol sales.
Alcohol banned at World Cup stadiums just two days before opening game
In a major U-turn, Qatari officials have confirmed the last-minute ban on alcoholic beer sales to fans.
Teetotal drinkers gain popularity in France
Drinks producers in France are adapting their products to make way for more alcohol-free alternatives.
Drunk police officer injures colleague by firing gun in Geneva
An investigation into the incident is ongoing.
Göygöl: city with the oldest operating winery in Azerbaijan
In partnership with Azerbaijan Tourism Board
The history of Azerbaijan has a rich tradition of winemaking, going back centuries in the territory. Contemporary winemaking started in Göygöl in 1860 by German immigrants and continues to flourish to this day.
Spanish cider sparkles thanks to 500 varieties of apples
In partnership with ICEX
In the Asturias region, producers combine innovation and tradition to make different types of cider such as sparkling, natural, organic or even ice cider.
Spritz: From 19th century Venice bars to a 21st century phenomenon
The name Spritz derives from 19th century Venice, where Austrian soldiers would ask for a 'sprizen' -- or splash -- of water to dilute Italian wines.
Drunk passenger forces plane to make emergency landing in Greece
Police said the man had been behaving aggressively on the flight and had been travelling with fake documents.
Five people killed after 'drunk driver' hits bus stop in Bratislava
Slovakia's interior minister has described the incident as a "tragedy", with some of those killed about to start their first day of university.