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What is Earth Overshoot Day, and why should I be worried?

July 29 marks the date that scientists have calculated humanity has depleted its annual limit of natural resources. But what does this actually mean, and why should we be concerned?

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Europe News

MEPs blast Tusk over controversial nominee to lead EU Commission

The German Defense Minister was tapped by EU leaders to replace Jean-Claude Juncker at the end of his mandate later in the year, but her nomination needs to be approved by MEPs.

30/06/2019

Culture Series

Maxime Caron's post-apocalyptic images from Chernobyl ghost city

Young French photographer Maxime Caron visited the post-Apocalyptic town of Pripyat, where the infamous Chernobyl nuclear power plant is located. Report from Chernobyl in the new issue of the European lens.

19/06/2019

Ukraine

Chernobyl memories as acclaimed HBO series puts disaster back in focus

Euronews journalists from across Europe and the Middle East share their memories of the 1986 Chernobyl disaster.

15/06/2019

Europe News

European right will widen gap with rivals after Brexit: projection

The winners and losers of the European Parliament once the UK leaves the EU.

13/06/2019

USA

D-Day soldier's letters to wife reveal endurance of love during war

"How is my dream girl tonight?" he wrote. "Fine, I hope. I can picture you now, darling, with your rust colored hair predominating the smudge of dirt on the tip of your nose, and you are submissive to your thoughts with a far-away look in your eye. "

06/06/2019

France

D-Day 75 years on: How the biggest seaborne invasion was executed

More than 150,000 allied troops crossed the Channel to storm French beaches in Normandy on June 6, 1944. They ushered in the beginning of the end for the Third Reich and its leader, Adolf Hitler. Euronews recaps what happened on that decisive day.

06/06/2019

Europe News

EU polls: Brexit Party set to take most seats in European Parliament

The eurosceptic party leapfrogged Matteo Salvini's Lega party in the latest projections.

23/05/2019

Europe News

EU election polls: British voters to abandon major parties

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17/05/2019

Europe News

EU elections: Le Pen leads Macron, Dutch Eurosceptic gains

But will it be enough for the Eurosceptic politicians?

10/05/2019

Europe News

EU polls: Waiting game as popular parties yet to align with groups

All eyes are on Nigel Farage's Brexit Party, Macron's LREM and Italy's 5-Star Movement.

02/05/2019

Spain

Spain's election and the battle for control of social media

In these Spanish elections, political parties are not only waging a battle for voters on the streets but also on social media.

26/04/2019

Europe News

'Pro-EU fragmentation in UK could boost Farage's Brexit Party'

Pro-Remain camps in the UK have all but confirmed they will not align — meaning big gains for the Brexit Party.

26/04/2019

Europe News

EU election polls: Main parties recovering — but big losses remain

The European People's Party and the Socialists and Democrats are expected to take a hit.

10/04/2019

Destinations

Could this be Mauritius’ ultimate luxury gem?

Checking in at Maradiva, a five-star family-owned, all-villa resort, on the west coast of Mauritius.

04/04/2019

Earth News

Russia Fashion Week: the labels to know

Inspiring trends and new designers at Autumn-Winter 19 Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Russia in Moscow

04/04/2019

France

What is happening with the Lyon-Turin high speed line?

Euronews' Lillo Montalto talks to people in the towns and villages affected by plans to build the high speed rail route connection France and Italy.

26/03/2019

Earth News

“Those are buildings that people care about”

Our interview with Austrian architect and former ski-jumper Chris Precht.

12/03/2019

Notes From The Usa

Inside Paisley Park, home to Minneapolis native and pop icon: Prince

In partnership with Brand USA

Inside Paisley Park, home to Minneapolis native and pop icon: Prince

18/02/2019

Spain

Spanish mining towns in economic meltdown due to pit closures

Spanish miners are in economic meltdown over the shutting of pits. Euronews travelled to a mining town in northern Spain to understand how the end of an industry has affected people.

31/01/2019