no comment 10/04/2019 Clean out of written prayers from cracks of Jerusalem's Western Wall The tradition of putting a small paper with a prayer between the cracks of the wall is several centuries old.
Greece 12/03/2019 Greek mountain town greets Lent with colourful parade through town Residents of the Greek mountain town of Sochos, northeast of Thessaloniki, greeted the arrival of Lent on Monday with a carnival and procession.
Russia 14/02/2019 Russian Dachas: How the humble summer cottage became an institution Dachas, traditionally a small summer cottages, have through the centuries become a real institution for Russia's mainly urban-dwelling population.
no comment 01/01/2019 Thousands of Dutch swimmers brave the cold North Sea on New Year's Day Thousands of Dutch revellers braved cold water and chilling winds on Tuesday to take a New Year's Day plunge in the North Sea in a tradition thought to date back to the 1960s.
insiders 14/12/2018 IMMERSIVE STORY: Take a tour of Europe's coal country Intense coal mining has made Katowice, where COP24 negotiations are taking place right now, one of Europe's most polluted areas. Take an interactive tour of coal country and meet the people who are fighting to keep it alive.
target 10/12/2018 Japan: Benefits of an onsen, a natural hot spa, at conferences Japan is one of the most important destinations for international meetings which combines conferences with relaxing natural hot baths.
Culture 07/12/2018 The Best Christmas Markets Our round-up of eco-friendly christmas markets promoting sustainable living in Europe to attend this December.
Savoir-faire 04/12/2018 Preserving a Christmas craft A small family business in the Czech Republic is the last place where traditional Christmas decorations from blown glass beads are still made.
Rides & Experiences 22/11/2018 Cars that marked the beginning of the automotive industry Vintage cars that wrote the legend of the automotive industry were on display in Lyon.
Savoir-faire 20/11/2018 Greek silk road town finds itself back in fashion Soufli had silk first produced in Europe.
Savoir-vivre 12/11/2018 Eco-friendly trends for Christmas We collected the top trends for an eco-friendly festive season.
Taste 02/11/2018 Tasting Japan with Thierry Voisin - Michelin Japanese cusine you can try at home A voyage around Japan reveals the depth of its culinary treats, and in this Taste special, we have some recipe suggestions that you can try and serve up yourselves.
Taste 02/11/2018 Michelin-starred chef Thierry Voisin shares his recipe for Shiitake mushrooms with "Taste" Another Japanese delicacy brought to our tables in Thierry Voisin's unique style.
Taste 19/10/2018 Michelin-starred chef Thierry Voisin shares his Soy Milk Cream Poultry Tiramisu recipe with "Taste" Soy is one of the great Japanese staples, and Theirry Voisin uses it to great effect in this latest recipe for "Taste".
Taste 12/10/2018 "Taste" savours the majesty of Hokkaido Scallops in Japan They are reputed to be among the best in the world, so "Taste" had to go to Japan's north-east to find out, and chef Thierry Voisin had to cook some in his inimitable way.
Savoir-faire 27/09/2018 Prague's 600-year-old medieval clock returned Restoration works have been made for the clock to go back to its 19th-century mechanical design.
focus 10/09/2018 Raging against the dying of the art Euronews meets the last Feathermaster of Paris, Eric Charles-Donatien, always in demand from the fashion houses, but keen to ensure he is not the last of his kind in the French capital.
focus 03/09/2018 Breathing life into old books & embossing the natural world onto leather Two Swedish artists take novel approaches to creating objects for the home.
Spain 28/08/2018 Man seriously injured at Spanish 'Ball-Run' festival The man was caught between the 250-kilogram styrofoam ball and the fence, leading him to be airlifted to a nearby hospital.
