Cinema LUX Audience Award finalists discuss cinema and social change The 2025 edition of the LUX Audience Award features rich themes, stylistic and linguistic diversity. Co-productions and the creative process in cinema today were among the topics debated with the five finalists. 29/04/2025
Europe News France begins withdrawing its troops from Senegal France hands control of two military bases to Senegal as it begins its withdrawal process from the West African country. 08/03/2025
Culture news Why has the Spanish government removed a mummy from museum view? Spain’s Ministry of Culture has ordered a Madrid museum to remove a mummy from view as part of a government policy to “decolonise” state-owned museums. 26/02/2025
Culture news Netherlands to return over 100 Benin Bronzes to Nigeria The Netherlands will return 119 Benin Bronzes to Nigeria which the country took during colonial times. 20/02/2025
Europe News Belgium found guilty of crimes against humanity in colonial Congo Belgian court orders the state to pay damages to five mixed-race women who were removed from their mothers as children in colonial-era Congo. 03/12/2024
Europe News Senegal commemorates 80th anniversary of French WW2 massacre Historians estimate hundreds of West African soldiers who fought for France were killed in 1944 by the French army after they demanded unpaid wages. 01/12/2024
Art Photography exhibition shines a light on Black life around the world A new exhibition puts one of the most comprehensive collections of Black photography on show in London. 05/11/2024
Culture news Conquer or be conquered: European countries examine their settlement Two artworks decorate a building in Brussels, the centre of the European Union, reminding MEPs that First Nations people exist — even in the bloc. 28/10/2024
United Kingdom Why the return of the Chagos Islands has left Chagossians unhappy The UK will return the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, but Diego Garcia will remain under UK-US control. Chagossians, displaced decades ago, feel excluded from the deal. 10/10/2024
Art 'Colossal depths of humanity': Inside the Turner Prize exhibition As the Tate Britain exhibition of this year's Turner Prize nominees goes on show, Euronews Culture speaks to curator Linsey Young and reviews the 2024 cohort. 25/09/2024
Art Is Venice’s famed winged lion statue actually Chinese? New chemical evidence claims that Venice’s winged lion could be Chinese... And that it's not a lion but an altered Chinese tomb gardian known as a 'zhènmùshòu'. 19/09/2024
Culture news Art(istic) theft: Brazilian artist steals coin from British Museum Hundreds of items have gone missing from the British Museum – but, this time, a historic coin was stolen by an artist. 16/07/2024
France New Caledonian independence leader appears in court over unrest Christian Tein is the leader of a pro-independence group that French officials allege played a leading role in weeks of violence that erupted in May. 22/06/2024
France New Caledonia independence leader urges 'resistance' to France “Our main objective is for our country to obtain full sovereignty,” said a pro-independence party leader in the France-controlled Pacific archipelago. 26/05/2024
Europe News How is Azerbaijan involved with France and New Caledonia? France has accused Azerbaijan of meddling in its Pacific territory, New Caledonia, by supporting independence movements and spreading disinformation, amid broader geopolitical tensions. 19/05/2024
World News Sixth fatality reported in New Caledonia violence French security forces reported another death in armed clashes in the French Pacific territory of New Caledonia on Saturday, the sixth fatality in nearly a week of violent unrest. 18/05/2024
World News More than 130 arrested and curfew imposed after riots in New Caledonia At least two people have died, during overnight rioting in New Caledonia whilst authorities announced a two-day curfew and banned gatherings on Tuesday. 15/05/2024
Art Artist Mónica de Miranda examines Portugal's colonial history Euronews Culture's Artist in Residence Mónica de Miranda is exploring our year-long theme 'Being Human' examining who we are in today's society. In this exclusive work, she talks about some of her most iconic images that form part of her presentation for Portugal at this year's Venice Biennale. 20/04/2024
Art Yinka Shonibare challenges colonial narratives in London exhibition Historic colonial statues should not be destroyed, but reimagined, according to British artist Yinka Shonibare. A new solo exhibition of his work tackling Britain’s imperialist past has opened in London. 16/04/2024
Russia Euroviews. Russia is now pretending it knows nothing of its colonial legacy Russia has always been one of the largest European colonial powers. Yet, its current leaders are engaging in the historical game of geopolitical opportunism that has been a recurring theme in the nation's grand strategy, Maxim Trudolyubov writes. 22/02/2024