France Filmmaker Ken Loach talks about realistic filmmaking in Lyon Filmmaker Ken Loach was in Lyon for the Lumière Film Festival where he spoke to Euronews about his socially aware and realistic cinema. 25/10/2019
Italy Number of children in absolute poverty in Italy has tripled since 2008 Save the children in Rome has released its latest edition of the Atlas on At-Risk Children in Italy report on the occasion of the launch of the campaign 'Let's Light Up The Future'. 22/10/2019
Cuisine How can a chocolate bar end poverty? 'The Other Bar proves a combination of technology and consumer choice can tackle poverty.' 14/10/2019
Kazakhstan Kashistan? Half-a-million Kazakhs have debts paid by the government Half-a-million Kazakhs are to have their debts paid by the government as a “one-time action” to help some of the central Asian country’s poorest, ministers announced. 29/08/2019
View The G7 must stop fuelling inequality ǀ View Now more than ever political leaders actually need to listen. They will find that the solutions to inequality are not coming from politicians, but are already being moved forward by people on the frontlines of the problem globally. 22/08/2019
Good Morning Europe Paris' state of inequality But France's own living conditions vary widely across the country 20/08/2019
World What does it mean to be poor in Europe today? Euronews is preparing a special series on inequality and poverty in Europe, key themes of the forthcoming G7 summit in France. 19/08/2019
USA On the front line where 'meth is king | NBC Left Field While attention is focused on opioid crisis, police in Tulsa, Oklahoma are seizing crystal meth in greater quantities than ever before. 24/05/2019
Mexico Mexico to auction Lamborghini, other seized assets to help poor The first auction, set for Sunday, will seek bids for 77 vehicles with a total starting price of around $1.5 million (€1.3 million). 24/05/2019
United Kingdom No expectations? Expert compares UK welfare policy to age of Dickens In a scathing UN report on poverty in the UK, the UN special rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights said one-fifth of the UK's population was living in poverty. 22/05/2019
United Kingdom UK government in 'clear breach' of duty as families face poverty "As a parent, you really feel like you’ve let your kids down, especially in the holidays. I’ll have to gather my pennies together for a loaf of bread and 50p of butter, so they have some toast," 20/05/2019
Good Morning Europe Road Trip Europe Day 25: The hard realities in the suburbs of Naples We’re talking to people across Europe about the issues that affect them ahead of May’s European Parliament Elections on our EU road trip which has arrived in Naples. Euronews correspondents Jack Parrock and Elena Cavallone have been speaking to some locals in the suburbs of the Italian city. 19/04/2019
United Kingdom British pupils suffer 'Dickensian poverty', teachers say “I found out last week that a third of my class sleep in their uniforms as they don’t have pyjamas.” 15/04/2019
France France must do more for its homeless, says UN housing expert Laws meant to protect the most vulnerable people in France have failed, says the UN's special rapporteur on housing. 13/04/2019
Germany Every third child in Berlin lives in poverty — meet one of them 15-year-old Kim Hansloek is part of the gloomy statistic. But performing in the socially conscious Cabuwazi circus gives her "an outlet for the rage". Watch how a Berlin circus helps children living in poverty in this interactive 360° experience. 25/03/2019
brussels bureau Homelessness in Europe - a hidden figure The official number of homeless people in Europe is not known, their lives a hidden figure. The invisibility of this crisis in the EU flags up policy failures after years of austerity, stagnating wages and increase in house prices. We take a look behind the numbers. 22/03/2019
Good Morning Europe Can new Citizens' Income scheme inspire Italians out of poverty? The citizens’ income is expected to cost the state 7.1 billion euros this year, 7.8 billion in 2020 and 8.0 billion in 2021. 06/03/2019
Unreported Europe Fashion victims: Bulgaria's textile workers on the poverty line With one hundred days to go before the next European elections, Insiders goes to Bulgaria to discuss the difficult working conditions for textile workers in a country which has the lowest minimum wage in Europe. 12/02/2019
brussels bureau Europe's poverty gap "The problem is not that we run out of money occasionally. The real problem is that we live our entire lives this way and our children grow up in this too.” 30/01/2019
Good Morning Europe European anti-poverty groups examine root causes of exclusion A conference is taking place at the European Parliament today to discuss how to tackle poverty and social exclusion, which affect nearly half the poulation of some member states. 29/01/2019
world news Failure to tax the rich hits girls hardest: Oxfam "We all suffer, but it's women and girls who suffer most" 21/01/2019
World Poverty report: 26 individuals own the same as poorest 50% of humanity Fortune favours the rich with 26 people owning the same as the poorest half of the human race, according to a recent report from Oxfam 21/01/2019
France Macron makes northern pilgrimage French president visits sites of great WWI battles and says regions' suffering must end. 10/11/2018
Russia Woman ‘gives away’ newborn baby at Russian airport Police say the 25-year-old mother gave the newborn baby to a teacher she met online because she was unable to provide for her. 20/09/2018
Venezuela Professor cannot afford to fix his shoes This university professor needs four months wages to repair his shoes. 24/07/2018
