Culture Series Photographer Jorge Alva's cinematic eye for symmetry: our conversation Passionate about fine lines, patterns and symmetry, Jorge Alva (@urbanentdecker_) is European Lens' first featured photographer. 29/03/2018
Germany German cinemas banned from screening 700 films on Good Friday What kind of film do you want to watch on Good Friday? In Germany your options are limited. 29/03/2018
Cult Art Basel Hong Kong opens its doors Two-hundred-and-forty-eight leading galleries from 32 countries are showcasing their work at Asia's largest contemporary art fair. 29/03/2018
Cult Hope to Nope: how graphic design influences our world view Alongside traditional posters and banners, the Design Museum's new exhibit charts the rise of digital media and social networking. 29/03/2018
Culture Series European Lens, a fresh view on Europes's photography Euronews is proud to announce the launch of European Lens, an initiative bringing a fresh view on European photography. 28/03/2018
Spotlight Japonismes 2018: Paris soon under the spell of Japan's visual arts Get a sneak peek at Japonismes 2018, an eagerly-anticipated cultural landmark this summer in Paris with over 50 events dedicated to Japanese culture. 27/03/2018
World News Heineken removes 'Lighter is Better' ad following online racial backl Critics slammed the 30-second ad promoting the beer company's 'Lighter is Better' campaign. 26/03/2018
World News Ex-Beatle Ringo Starr knighted by Prince William in London ceremony Starr said the honor "means a lot". 21/03/2018
Spotlight Paris to swing to the beat of 'Japonismes' This year, France and Japan are celebrating 160 years of diplomatic relations. 20/03/2018
USA Cirque du Soleil acrobat dies after mid-performance fall A long-time aerialist fell over three metres onto the stage while performing the show's aerial straps number. He later died in hospital of injuries sustained in the fall. 18/03/2018
Cult Live performance: The Gift takes the stage at Euronews The Portuguese alternative-pop quartet pop into Euronews' 'Green cube' HQ in Lyon. 14/03/2018
USA 'The Crown' producers admit Elizabeth actress paid less than Philip actor "Going forward, no one gets paid more than the queen," a producer of the Netflix series said at a panel discussion in Israel. 13/03/2018
Green News Five things you might not know about the César awards These are five things you might not know about the French version of the Academy Awards 02/03/2018
United Kingdom World's oldest tattoos found on 5,000-year-old mummies World's oldest tattoos found on 5,000-year-old mummies 01/03/2018
World News Which European languages are endangered? Discover how many languages are endangered — or dead — in Europe, as UNESCO reveals its latest findings. 21/02/2018
USA China furious after American 'steals terracotta warrior's thumb' The man allegedly snapped a selfie with the €3.6 million statue on loan in the US before stealing its thumb, which he stored in a desk drawer. 19/02/2018
Cult Sharjah Light Festival in photos Discover some of the highlights from the stunning Sharjah Light Festival, as seen from social media. 14/02/2018
No Comment Giant Putin, Trump and Berlusconi satirical floats parade in Italy A 'Fake News' float also featured a giant figure of the Pied Piper leading humans and rats down a route of lies. 14/02/2018
No Comment Sharjah Light Festival The United Arab Emirates celebrates the annual Sharjah Light Festival by illuminating the city's buildings. 12/02/2018
No Comment Venice carnival a feast for the eyes Thousands of masked revellers bask in the winter sun on the last Saturday of carnival. 10/02/2018