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Photographer Semra Sevin on the power of beauty

Semra underlines the concept of diversity, and her exploration translates into profound studied subjects, deep meditation and pompous photography installations

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She would row single-handed across the Atlantic Ocean

She had to row for 12 hours every day for over 100 days, faced up to 10-metre waves with only herself for company and lost contact with the outside world.

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Underwater crystal art

Israeli artist Sigalit Landau has created a collection of "frozen" sculptures using the high salinity of the Dead Sea.

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A celebration of infinite human creativity

Discover Homo Faber, a showcase of exceptional European craftsmanship in Venice.

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Ecotech

Green-powered boating at the 41st Cannes Yachting Festival

The yacht industry has presented its latest energy efficient and hybrid developments in Cannes at the Yachting Festival.

Earth News

153-year-old watchmaker Zenith sets sights on millennials

The luxury Swiss brand is modernising its mechanical watches to appeal to younger customers.

France

What not to miss at one of Europe’s biggest photography events

Rencontres d'Arles is one of the biggest photography events in Europe, taking place in Arles in the south of France. Euronews checked out this year’s 49th edition of the festival and recommends the exhibitions projects and the names you should not miss.

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Visiting one of the last feather masters

One of Paris' last remaining feather artists Eric Charles-Donatien opened his workshop's doors for Living it.

World News

How drought plunged European farmers into despair

"It got to a point where the grass stopped growing entirely," said dairy farmer Phil Latham. "At one stage I got down to a reserve of 40 days of grass silage and there are more than 40 days in winter."

Earth News

Saving old books and preserving nature by art

Meet two artists from the Swedish countryside who created their own one of a kind art.

Venezuela

Venezuela exodus: 'It may surpass the Syrian migrant crisis'

As thousands of people leave Venezuela because of the deepening economic crisis, Euronews maps out where the migrants are going headed — and how it's affected the countries receiving them.

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150-year-old craft from Madeira

The products of the luxury brand are entirely handmade by Madeiran women.

USA

Tributes continue to be paid to John McCain

People in the U.S. and elsewhere have been paying tribute to Senator John McCain following his death.

Culture Series

Photographer Anton Kalashnikov shares his sophisticated B&W photos

His love for photography started at an early age and his passion has spawned a sophisticated collection of ordinary, but fantastic black and white photographs.

Saudi Arabia

In pictures: More than 2 million Muslims gather in Mecca

More than two million Muslims began the annual haj pilgrimage at first light on Sunday in Saudi Arabia, circling the cube-shaped Kaaba in Mecca that Islam's faithful face five times each day during their prayers.

Earth News

Something old, something new: Delft Blue

Traditional Dutch pottery Delft Blue is married with modern design

Venezuela

These photos reveal the cash Venezuelans need to buy everyday items

In pictures: The huge amounts of cash Venezuelans need to buy everyday essentials

World News

Watch: Meteor shower lights up skies over Europe

Stunning video of the weekend's Perseid meteor shower lighting skies above Europe.

Romania

In pictures: Romania's anti-government protest in Bucharest

Take a look at our selection of pictures from Friday night's anti-government protests in Romania.

World News

In pictures: Trying to keep cool in Europe’s heatwave

As temperatures in Europe continue to soar, with forecasters predicting record-breaking heat in the coming days, people across the continent are searching for ways to keep cool.