The son of Asia’s richest man is getting married - his father paid Rihanna to perform at his party
How do you celebrate your youngest son’s wedding when you’ve got more money than you know what to do with?
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Net gains: how Pacific Island states are securing the future of tuna - and their own
Crystal clear waters, white sands and kilometres of scattered islets, stretching as far as the eye can see; the Marshall Islands, a microstate in the Pacific Ocean, is a diver's paradise, halfway between Australia and Hawaii.
What's stopping Europe from reaching its clean hydrogen goals?
In this episode of Business Planet, Euronews reporter Andrea Bolitho travels to Spain to see how a global leader in the renewable energy sector is maximising green hydrogen's potential.
Euroviews. CSDDD: A tale of corporations hijacking the EU's democratic process
A law to defend human rights and the environment from corporate exploitation should never have been controversial in the first place.
Russia likely suffered at least 355,000 casualties in Ukraine war - UK MoD
More than 355,000 Russian personnel have been killed and wounded in the Ukraine war, according to the UK MoD.
Ecological 'disaster' warnings as Houthi-sunk ship leaches fertilizer into Red Sea
Warnings have been issued that the sinking of the Rubymar, which carried oil and 22,000 tons of fertilizer, could cause ecological damage to the Red Sea.
From Amsterdam to Vilnius: The European cities with the most and least frequent cyclists
For years now, the European Commission has been actively calling for citizens to "use their own energy". Active mobility is well known as not only a significant way to save energy, but also to boost physical and mental health.
ReproUnion: The European reproduction project tasked with tackling infertility
Reproductive challenges affect some 25 per cent of couples in Scandinavia, according to the ReproUnion Biobank and Infertility Cohort (RUBIC), a binational clinical foundation driving advances in infertility treatment.