Inspire Middle East ‘Artefact detectives’ in Iraq aim to end the theft of their history A group of amateur ‘artefact detectives’ in Iraq are on a mission to return countless historical items taken from their country over the years. 10/01/2020
India Rejuvenate and reset with Ayurveda in Kerala Welcome to the rejuvenating Ayurvedic massage that for millennia has been used to detoxify the body, heal ailments, and refresh the senses. 08/01/2020
India Kerala leads the way in responsible tourism in India Kerala is a narrow sliver of land at the southern tip of India that's blessed with a diverse landscape and mesmerising culture. 08/01/2020
USA Rod Stewart, his son accused of shoving, punching security guard Video footage from a Florida resort depicted the altercation and revealed Sean and Rod Stewart "as the primary aggressors," the affidavit states. 04/01/2020
Good Morning Europe Rijeka will be 'beacon of diversity' during Capital of Culture tenure The mayor of Rijeka says his city will live up to its 'Port Of Diversity' billing despite the more conservative nature of Croatia during the Adriatic port city's tenure as joint European Capital of Culture. Rijeka is sharing the honour with Galway in the Irish Republic. 02/01/2020
Ireland Did Galway need the Capital of Culture designation? Euronews spoke to the Arts and Culture Officer for Limerick City and County Council about its failed bid for European Capital of Culture 2020. 01/01/2020
World Cities Galway and Rijeka prepare for a year of EU cultural events Galway, Ireland and Rijeka, Croatia will each host a year-long programme of cultural events. 31/12/2019
World How commemoration and controversy shaped Europe's cultural year It was a mixed year for Europe's culture vultures. Anniversaries such as the Berlin Wall provided a timely excuse to revisit a landmark historical event. But there was no shortage of controversy, too. 31/12/2019
Wander Dubai’s top tours From dhow cruises to desert safaris. These are the tours worth booking on your UAE holiday. 27/12/2019
no comment The workers behind China's frozen festival Workers toil on a frozen river in northeast China before dawn, using hand tools and machines to carve large bricks for an annual winter sculpture festival 18/12/2019
Germany Artificial intelligence is writing Beethoven's unfinished symphony A team of German musicologist and programmers are using machine-learning software to complete the beloved composer's final tenth symphony in the run-up to his 250th birthday. 14/12/2019
no comment New Kanji, new era in Japan The organizer of the event said that "rei" reflects the desire for happiness of the Japanese and a better future in the new era, which began when Emperor Naruhito ascended the throne on May 1. 12/12/2019
France 'Magic and dreams' as Lyon's beloved Festival of Lights kicks off Lyon's hugely popular Fête des Lumières marking the start of the Christmas season kicks off this Thursday. 05/12/2019
France Step into history in a pair of Napoleon's boots Ever wanted to be a dictator? Here's how to take the first steps, and you'll need the right footwear. 29/11/2019
United Kingdom 'Creative genius': Satirist and director Jonathan Miller dies aged 85 Jonathan Miller, satirist and director of opera and theatre, dies aged 85 27/11/2019
Go Japan Tokyo's artistic scene is vibrant, energetic and unconventional Discovering Tokyo's diverse artistic scene is perfect for those searching for new ideas in Japan's huge capital. 25/11/2019
France Quelle horreur! 'Franglais' is a threat to French, academy says L'Academie Francaise said it is 'seriously concerned' at mixing French with English — a common phenomenon in an age of social media and global marketing. 22/11/2019
Go Japan Innovation, tradition, pop culture: Osaka embodies the Japanese spirit In this edition of Go! Japan we're in Osaka to explore the city of animation, video game, manga and cosplay, in an unusual and unique way. 18/11/2019
Russia Nikita Vlasov wins top prize at the Russian Outdoor Film Festival Vlasov was awarded €21,000 and said he will use it to produce his next film. 17/11/2019
Spain Watch: Fabulous flamenco as video toasts Spain's universal art form "Flamenco doesn't make distinctions, it distinguishes us," according to a Madrid dance school. 16/11/2019
World Arts play major role in health and well-being, WHO says in new report Can we dance our way to better health and well-being? The answer is yes, according to a new study released this Monday by the UN's health body. 11/11/2019
USA Madonna is frequently hours late for concerts, a fan says. He's suing. The singer has a "long history of arriving and starting her concerts late" and to accommodate her tardiness a show was rescheduled to start at 10:30 p.m., the suit says. 09/11/2019
Inspire Middle East SIBF: Letters to a Young Muslim author Omar Saif Ghobash talks freedom to write The 38thedition of the Sharjah International Book Fair was held from October 30th until November 9th 2019. 08/11/2019
Inspire Middle East How UAE educators are looking to redefine literacy for children Conjuring up ideas to engage children with books is what Emirati author and illustrator Maitha Al Khayat has been doing for more than ten years. 08/11/2019
Italy The Making of a Global Village In January, thousands of citizens of Italy’s Basilicata region gathered in a unique location to celebrate an historic occasion through music — which reverberated around adjacent tuff rock. 23/10/2019
Japan Modern Tokyo art bows to tradition for inspiration Euronews reporter Naomi Lloyd discovers that Tokyo is a city of contrasts - where rich traditions sit alongside futuristic innovation. 22/10/2019
