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Von der Leyen pledges Ukraine €160m in aid, energy support
With 80% of thermal plants destroyed, Kyiv is facing a difficult winter – but some worry EU support means higher prices for Europeans.
A year after the quake in Morocco many homes still not re-built
A year after nearly 3,000 people died when a quake shook the High Atlas region, it still looks like a bomb just went off in villages like Imi N'tala,
Euroviews. Proper EBRD policies can avoid further disgrace in Ukraine
As the EBRD looks to the year ahead, we urge the bank to take this opportunity to reframe its policies with human and environmental rights at their core, Alexandre Andrade Sampaio and Caitlin Daniel write.
Russia could face €30bn climate reparations bill for Ukraine war
Carbon experts have put together the most comprehensive emissions assessment of any war to date.
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Euroviews. As voters go to the polls, Europe’s future lies in Ukraine's recovery
During a time when political forces are seeking to undermine the European project, Ukraine’s recovery and renewal could be its greatest achievement and its most powerful asset, Oleksandr Sushko writes.
A look at 5 years of restoration work at Notre Dame cathedral in Paris
After surviving a devastating fire in 2019, the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris is set to reopen on 8 December 2024, following extensive restoration effort.
Inside the restored palace where Alexander the Great became king
It was the largest building of classical Greece: the palace where Alexander the Great was proclaimed king before he launched a conquest that took him as far as modern-day Afghanistan.
Macron invites Pope Francis to grand reopening of Notre Dame in 2024
During his visit, Macron revealed plans for a contest inviting artists to design six new stained-glass windows for the cathedral and also paid homage to Gen. Jean-Louis Georgelin, who previously oversaw the reconstruction and died in August.
Meet the volunteers bent on rebuilding communities across Portugal
In partnership with Media City
"I was amazed when I saw 'Just a Change' tackle a very big problem in Portugal." Rundown homes and their occupants are being given much needed tender loving care by the volunteer group which aims to actively involve beneficiaries with repairs and renovations.
G7 'exploring' how to tax Russian frozen assets to aid Ukraine
Seven of the world’s strongest economies, including the US, are exploring how to tap the profits from frozen Russian assets to help Ukraine, ravaged by war.
A new documentary sparks row over what Hitler wanted for birthplace
Film director says plans to turn Adolf Hitler's Austrian birthplace into a police training centre are just what he would have wanted.
Ukrainians concerned about corruption as donors pledge billions
Ukrainian businesses listed corruption and a lack of control over public funds as their biggest concerns in the reconstruction of their country.
Counteroffensive will 'take time', as Crimea bridge hit
All the latest developments from the war in Ukraine.
Business leaders and politicians pledge to help rebuild Ukraine
Delegates representing businesses and dozens of governments have come together in London to promise billions of euros to help Ukraine rebuild
Euroviews. The UN will foster Ukraine's sustainable reconstruction amid conflict
Given the scale of needs, the international community has a financial imperative to provide additional support to Ukraine that both addresses immediate needs and delivers for its future sustainable development, Jorge Moreira da Silva writes.
This rebuilt hospital makes case for green reconstruction of Ukraine
Horenka's hospital is one of an estimated 330 that have been destroyed across Ukraine since the beginning of the Russian invasion. It is now more energy-resilient and efficient thanks to a solar-powered heat pump.