BREAKING: Rail fares to rise by 4.9% from next March
Regulated rail fares in England will increase by up to 4.9% from March 3 next year, the Department for Transport has said.
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Old homes, new tricks: How Japan’s historic buildings are reviving rural areas
In this episode of Explore Sustainable Japan, Euronews reporter Anca Ulea dives into rural culture in Miyama and Ōzu to learn about how traditional architecture is driving tourism and economic development.
Warri Wolves’ players grumble over lack of funds
[File] Warri Wolves getting set for the battle.
Euroviews. Tunisia must break free from reliance on short-term economic fixes
Tunisian President Kaïs Saïed recently declared that central bank autonomy should not equate to independence from the state.
Africa: A Continent with huge economic potential
In this episode of The Exchange, we focus on innovation in Africa. Over the last decade, Ethiopia has been one of Africa's and the world's fastest-growing economies. Ethiopia's Minister of Labour and Skills, Muferihat Kamil Ahmed, explained how the government is stimulating innovation in a way that also helps other African economies.
Repair cafés, sustainable smartphones and product passports: Tackling Europe's throwaway culture
Europeans consume a lot. We buy many electronic devices, and when they break we often tend to replace them. However, consumers complain that the smartphones and devices that we buy are not made to last, leaving them with no alternative but to replace them.
Elon Musk urges people in developed countries to have more children
At a political festival organised by Italian leader Giorgia Meloni's far-right Brothers of Italy party, US billionaire Elon Musk has claimed that having more children is the only way to reverse the population declines threatening the economies of many advanced countries.
Pakistan trail Australia by 355 after Jamal takes six on debut
PERTH :Seamer Aamer Jamal bowled with pace and confidence on Friday to claim a six-wicket haul on his debut and help Pakistan bowl Australia out for 487 on day two of the first test in Perth.