Female genital mutilation a reality in Europe
Female genital mutilation (FGM) is a reality in Europe: 600,000 girls and women, mainly from Africa and Asia, have been been subjected to it. Worldwide, the figure is at 230 million.
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Electricity prices rise in Estonia after cut from Russian power grid
Following the weekend's cut from the Russian power grid, electricity prices in the Baltic region have started to rise rapidly. This is due to low wind, no sun and the increase in gas prices.
Does Donald Trump's Gaza taekover plan breach international law?
US President Donald Trump sparked global controversy when he said the US would "take over the Gaza Strip" last week, stating he wished to turn the territory into a "Riviera of the Middle East."
European start-ups confident AI race not lost to the US and China
The European Union will channel €200 billion into AI investments in a bid to catch up with the thriving tech ecosystems in the US and China.
Fears persist after deadly drug gang shooting spree in Brussels
As police continue a manhunt for suspects in four shootings that took place last week in the Belgian capital of Brussels, attention is once again being drawn to drug gang violence in one of the city's most affected neighbourhoods - Anderlecht.
Trump-backed tourism project accused of draining lake in precious Indonesian forest area
A tourism project tied to Donald Trump in Indonesia is being halted due to water management and environmental issues.
Still Processing: art meets algorithm at Amsterdam’s Nxt Museum
“When you break something, and it falls apart, sometimes you really see what actually was there in the first place,” Rosa Menkman tells Euronews Culture.
Q&A: Ukraine's ambassador to Germany calls for 'courage' as war enters third year
Germany's election is less than two weeks away, with topics like migration dominating debates. But one issue seems to have been somewhat overlooked in recent weeks: Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.