Culture news Met Gala 2022: Kardashian flaunts her Marilyn in fashionista frenzy The Met Gala theme for this year is “Gilded glamour, white-tie,” 03/05/2022
Art Inside Užupis, Europe's independent art republic The self-proclaimed Republic of Užupis is Lithuania’s artistic hub. It has its own government, constitution and currency, plus heaps of charm. 03/05/2022
Culture news The English stately home that housed an elite Polish army unit in WW2 When historian Andrew Hann found six names scribbled on the back of a cupboard in Audley End House, he begun a journey to finding out the stories behind six elite Polish soldiers. 01/05/2022
Culture news 'Showing the truth matters': Confessions of a war photographer Vadim Ghirda is a Romanian photographer behind some of the most recognisable and powerful images from Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Euronews Culture wanted to find out more about his work and why he believes photography is more important than ever. 30/04/2022
Art Venice Biennale: Spotlight on women and non-gender conforming artists At the 59th edition of the Venice Biennale, the overwhelming majority of artists are women for the first time. 23/04/2022
Culture news Russian street artist promotes peace with Ukraine despite backlash For 84-year-old Russian artist, Vladimir Ovchinnikov, his street art has the power to promote peace. But that's not without clear opposition from his local community. 19/04/2022
Culture news 20 of the most powerful pictures taken during the Russia-Ukraine war Over the last two months, photographers have been putting their lives on the line to capture the realities of the war inflicting upon Ukraine by Russia. Here is a look at 20 of the most powerful photographs taken during the conflict. 19/04/2022
Food and Drink Why doesn't Swiss wine make it out of Switzerland? The Swiss canton of Valais, or Wallis, is a landscape of rolling hills and irrigated vineyards. So why don't you find the wine in your supermarkets? 17/04/2022
Residences Inside the invisible holiday home that mirrors the Californian desert Guests have the run of Joshua Tree while staying at this amazing property. 17/04/2022
Art The gay Muslim artist representing Montenegro at the Venice Biennale Buu is a multi-media artist from a Muslim background in Montenegro, his pieces are sure to grab attention at this year's Venice Biennale. 16/04/2022
Art How has Picasso's legacy been affected by the #MeToo movement? "#MeToo damaged the artist", says Cécile Debray, director of the Picasso museum in Paris. 13/04/2022
Food and Drink Hadrian's Wall brewers create 'Anti-Imperial Stout' for Ukraine A collective of master brewers in Northumberland, where the UK's first beer-maker's presence was recorded in 122AD, have co-developed a beetroot-flavoured ale that packs a punch - with all proceeds going to the Red Cross. 13/04/2022
Culture news Russian gas crisis shatters Murano's already fragile glass industry Around 40% of Italy’s gas supplies arrive from Russia and natural gas makes up around 45% of the country’s energy use. With energy costs already spiking as a result of the pandemic, Italy now has serious concerns about energy security. 12/04/2022
My Europe Series France election: Who's who in the race to unseat Macron? Your guide to some of the leading candidates to be France's next president. 11/04/2022
Culture news Learning about Notre Dame's fire through augmented reality 3 years on Histovery are an augmented reality experience company bringing history to life with video game graphic tech to support their educational mission. Notre Dame's colourful history is a terrific case study. 09/04/2022
Ukraine Photos of Chernobyl exclusion zone after Ukraine regains control Check out the photographs of Chornobyl exclusion zone after Ukraine took back control over it from Russian troops. 07/04/2022
Culture news French winemakers light candles to save their grapes from frost Check out these photographs from the French vineyards and orchards where winemakers and farmers are lighting candles and spraying water to save their crops from frost. 05/04/2022
Food and Drink How do winegrowers deal with freezing temperatures in spring? French vintners are always looking for new ways to thaw their grapevines to save them from a late frost following a winter warm spell, a temperature swing that is threatening fruit crops in multiple countries. 05/04/2022
Ukraine Horrific images spark Ukraine to accuse Russia of genocide near Kyiv Moscow has rejected the allegations, describing the scenes outside Kyiv as a “stage-managed anti-Russian provocation”. 04/04/2022
Nature Fat-tailed dwarf lemurs could teach humans how to hibernate The tiny primate has gone into hibernation in captivity for the first time, and it could help humans get to Mars. 03/04/2022