World News Rwanda remembers genocide 30 years on in ceremony World leaders around the world have marked the anniversary of the genocide of the Tutsi ethnic minority. 07/04/2024
World News Euroviews. In 2024 elections, we have to act against AI-aggravated bias Journalists must give a voice to the underrepresented and underprivileged communities at the receiving end of much of the misinformation that drives polarising narratives and undermines trust in democracy itself, Meera Selva writes. 07/12/2023
Tech News Euroviews. Can emerging AI strategies protect vulnerable groups? Algorithms mirror the society that created them, posing the logic that in order to address specific challenges legislation should reflect the society, not just the algorithms themselves, Yonah Welker writes. 22/11/2023
Sweden Sweden ordered to apologise to Tornedalian minority for abuses A Truth and Reconciliation Commission has made a series of recommendations of how to strengthen the Tornedalian culture and language. 16/11/2023
Culture news Drag, zhoosh, troll: did you know you're speaking Polari? Spoken mostly by gay men this language is a victim of progress, but some words have survived. 09/12/2022
My Europe Series In Rome's progressive quarter, Meloni's win causes anger and concern Having Meloni in power — together with her coalition partners, Lega’s Matteo Salvini and Forza Italia’s Silvio Berlusconi — has made people who lean away from conservative ideas both worried and angry. 27/09/2022
Culture news New film celebrates Charlie Chaplin's Romani background Friday, April 8 is International Romani Day. As Roma advocacy groups raise the alarm over discrimination on the Ukrainian border, Euronews looks back at a surprising cultural icon who had a stark message on the treatment of minorities in his own time. 08/04/2022
Lifestyle Meet the Turkish winemaker taking risks to restore Assyrian culture Assyrian winemaker Yuhanna Aktas is bringing the Turkish Mardin province's wine-growing traditions back to life. 04/11/2021
Sweden Foreign-born citizens less likely to be vaccinated in Sweden & Norway Official statistics show that foreign-born citizens elderly citizens in Sweden and Norway are much less likely to have received a COVID-19 vaccine. 12/05/2021
No Comment Uyghur protest in Istanbul to mark visit of China's foreign minister Uyghur community members in Istanbul gather to protest the visit of the Chinese foreign minister to Turkey. 25/03/2021
Europe News Cuban activists blocked from attending EU meeting Cuban activists who made it to Brussels called on the EU to put pressure on Cuba to respect human rights. 07/02/2020
France Coronavirus: France faces 'epidemic' of anti-Asian racism Young French-Asians say they are facing an 'epidemic' of racism in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak 03/02/2020
India Why is India's new citizenship law sparking protests? Euronews looks at the bill and the controversies surrounding it as protests rage in the South Asian nation. 12/12/2019
World News Is Europe doing enough for its indigenous peoples? | Euronews answers On the occasion of the International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples (August 9), Euronews looks at the situation of Europe's indigenous communities, from Scandinavia's Samis to Greenland’s Inuits. 09/08/2019
United Kingdom Euroviews. Will Boris Johnson be a unifying leader? Time will tell ǀ View The UK sorely needs a unifying leader who can be a prime minister for all Brits. No stranger to controversy or even accusations of racism, Johnson will have his work cut out if he is going to create inclusion for all his citizens. 23/07/2019
World News 'Stark differences' in East, West Europe towards minorities: report People in Central and Eastern Europe are less accepting of Muslims, Jews, same-sex marriage, and legal abortion, a Pew Research Center survey has found. 30/10/2018
Europe News Citizen campaign to protect minorities secures debate in EU parliament More than a million people sign-up to initiative calling for common EU standards for national and linguistic minorities 04/04/2018
World News Euroviews. OECD: Probe Colombia's inaction on indigenous hunger crisis | View Colombia must tackle dire malnutrition among its largest indigenous group, the Wayuu, if it wants to join the OECD, writes a researcher for Human Rights Watch. 20/03/2018
Serbia Serbia's lesbian PM joins Belgrade Pride Parade Campaigners have described the event as a test of the conservative Balkan state's rights record as it seeks to join the European Union. 17/09/2017
Myanmar Amnesty accuses Myanmar of Rohingya "ethnic cleansing" The human rights group has released "irrefutable evidence of an targeted campaign" to push Rohingya people of of Myanmar 15/09/2017