Month of European Film takes place in more than 70 theatres across the region
From Athens to Bucharest, in small towns and major capitals, theatres are going to host special events and present programmes as part of the Month of European Film.
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Venice restoration of fading Banksy masterpiece sparks anger among artists
Painted on the wall of an abandoned Venetian palace, Banksy's 2019 Biennale of Contemporary Art creation, 'The Migrant Child', has become a tourist attraction in the City of Canals. However, due to humidity and salt, the artwork depicting a child wearing a life jacket and holding a torch is slowly fading away.
Wind of change: Germany gets serious about plans to make military 'fit for war'
With Russia and Ukraine still locked in combat after nearly two years and a major Israeli-Palestinian conflict underway, the European Union and NATO are feeling their way into a chaotic new world security order – and Europe's largest economy is shaking up decades-old ideas on what its military is actually for.
Reaching new heights: Qatar eyes up a shot at international basketball glory
Supporting and moulding young talent is one of the ways the Qatar Basketball Federation is hoping to shape future champions. And what better way to start 'em young than at an international competition?
Austin proudly showcases why it is the live music capital of the world
Austin is home to hundreds of live music venues and some world-class music festivals, such as 'South by Southwest' and 'Austin City Limits.'
Barcelona's Sagrada Familia illuminated in spectacular light show as construction nears completion
For the residents of Barcelona, witnessing the additions to the Sagrada Familia has become a deeply emotional experience. Monica Torne, an English teacher, expressed the sentiment, stating, "It is very moving to see the evolution of the Church because for the people of Barcelona, seeing each little new thing being added, it is a lot of emotion, and we wanted to be there to see that."
Iceland volcano 2023: How likely is an eruption and will it affect travel?
Icelandic authorities have declared a state of emergency after hundreds of small earthquakes have rocked the Reykjanes Peninsula - the island nation’s most populated region - for more than two weeks.
When will Europe’s ski resorts open? Heavy snow could mean an early start to the season
Ski season could start early in some places as resorts across Europe have welcomed bumper snowfall.