Food and Drink 'We cook what we like': The surprising combinations of Igor Jagodic A Michelin-starred restaurant in a castle, a cylindrical dining room with folkloric art, and accidental musical pairings. Ljubljana's Strelec is a universe of combinations. 12/01/2025
Culture Series Sujata Setia: Meet the artist breaking silence on domestic abuse Sujata Setia’s 'A Thousand Cuts' is a powerful and deeply personal artistic project that explores the hidden realities of domestic abuse within South Asian communities in the UK. 07/01/2025
Europe News German election 2025: Who’s ahead in the polls? Support for Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s SPD, the Greens, and the FDP has declined as opposition parties like the CDU and the AfD have gained momentum — get the latest opinion poll results on Euronews and follow live updates here. 06/01/2025
Food and Drink Why French winemakers are buying up swaths of land in Southern England Huge investment in English Sparkling wine is coming from a place where no-one is ever likely to buy it: France. 05/01/2025
Syria In war-torn Aleppo, a glimmer of hope appears among the ruins Amid the devastation of Aleppo's past and present, Syrians reflect on the harrowing legacy of war, the loss of lives, and the hope for a better future. 24/12/2024
Syria As thousands revel in al-Assad's fall, Syrian Alawites remain cautious Following Bashar al-Assad's recent ouster, ethnic Syrian Alawites have found themselves increasingly anxious over the future under HTS rule, while calls for rights protection and inclusive governance continue to rise. 19/12/2024
Climate In pictures: The impact of climate change in 2024 With this year expected to break 2023’s global average temperature record, the effects of the warming have upended lives and livelihoods all over the planet. 18/12/2024
Earth News How does your country generate electricity in Europe? Nuclear and coal power in the EU have decreased significantly over the last 20 years, with nuclear dropping to 23% and coal to 12%, while renewables have risen. 17/12/2024
Nature A stuck squirrel and 9 other animal photos to give you a giggle The competition hopes to use humour and exceptional photography to promote conservation. 12/12/2024
Syria In pictures: Celebrations in Damascus as al-Assad regime falls Rebel fighters seized Damascus on Sunday, sparking celebrations as crowds chanted anti-al-Assad slogans. 08/12/2024
Culture news Nova Gorica 2025: Introducing the first cross-border city of culture Two cities in one, both in different countries, both with different languages. Will next year's European City of Culture accolade bring them closer? 25/11/2024
Food and Drink The Blood of Volcanoes: Wine and Beer in France's Auvergne region A land of volcanoes sits on a tectonic rift that could have cleaved France in half millennia ago. But does the conviviality of wine and beer help to foster cohesion? 17/11/2024
Earth News ‘Repay the debt’: Activists focus on Gaza and reparations at COP29 Activists say there can be no more delay in providing the “trillions, not billions” in climate finance for vulnerable communities. 14/11/2024
Climate COP29: The state of the climate in eight charts World leaders gather in Baku to discuss the climate crisis, and funding. We break down figures on climate change in eight key graphs. 11/11/2024
Art Phillip Toledano uses AI to reimagine Robert Capa's lost D-Day photos In his latest project, Phillip Toledano uses AI to reimagine Robert Capa's lost D-Day images, challenging our understanding of truth and memory in an age where reality can be reshaped. 09/11/2024
USA In pictures: schools, gyms, and city halls - Americans turn up to vote Here are some of the best pictures from election day so far. 05/11/2024
Earth News How is Ukraine keeping the lights on this winter? The war-weary country is rebuilding power plants and looking to renewables as Russian energy attacks intensify. 02/11/2024
Food and Drink 'Old school fine dining is over': Top TV chef says comfort is key Louise Bouratt is fusing her two nationalities as one of the Lisbon dining scene's rising stars. But she doesn't think stars are where it's at. 01/11/2024
Lifestyle The fascinating history behind European pet cemeteries A new book by author and photographer Paul Koudounaris explores the endearing and enigmatic ways we memorialise our lost animals. 31/10/2024
Europe News In pictures: Devastating flash floods hit Spain's Valencia region At least 51 people have been reported dead after flash floods swept through villages in Spain, derailing a train near Malaga. 30/10/2024