Inspire Africa Kalidou Kasse: The versatile artist A critically acclaimed painter and sculptor, Kalidou Kasse has been debunking the myth of the starving African artist for years, by showcasing his versatile work at home in Senegal, and abroad. 12 May 2018
United Kingdom Watch: Climate change is newest enemy faced by Scotland's castles Castles one thing that springs to mind when one thinks of Scotland but now some of the jewels in the country's crown are being threatened by global warming. 13 April 2018
France Heritage lovers raise €500,000 to save French castle from ruin More than 6,000 people stepped in to save the under-threat 13th century château from crumbling away. 6 December 2017
Earth News Remembering 'Trench Art' Jewellery inspired by the battle field of World War I exhibited throughout Europe 1 October 2017
United Kingdom Decision expected in Stonehenge road row It's stood for five-thousand years but the modern world around Stonehenge is now imposing change. The main roads leading to the British site are clogged daily with thousands of commuters and tourists 10 September 2017
No Comment Spain's annual 'Tomatina' fight draws thousands Over 20,000 people were left drenched in red pulp after throwing 160 tonnes of over-ripe tomatoes at each other in an epic food fight known as 'La Tomatina'. 30 August 2017
Germany UNESCO considers German cave art for World Cultural Heritage status UNESCO considers German caves containing world's oldest art for Cultural Heritage status 3 July 2017
France Aunkai Bujutsu, a martial art based on body awareness and the basics In the south of Ardèche, France, euronews meets Japan's Akuzawa Minoru to learn about Aunkai Bujutsu, a newly created martial art. 22 May 2017
Cult Fleet of foot in the Georgian National Ballet "Sukhishvili" The Georgian National Ballet “Sukhishvili” began as a family enterprise, has survived communist oppression, the Cold War, the break-up of the Soviet Union and has grown into an internationally renowne 7 February 2017