As the European Pavilion 2024 floating arts programme prepares to head for Lisbon after sailing across four of the continent’s largest rivers, Water Matters looks… Weiterlesen »The cultural heritage of water: reconnecting with rivers through art

In this episode of Road To COP29, world leaders gather at Pre-COP29 in Baku to address urgent climate issues and promote global cooperation.

A new online safety code restricts certain harmful content, like pornography, child sex abuse, and cyberbullying.

Spain’s Canary and Balearic islands top the list of EU regions with 83.2 and 61.7 million nights spent in 2023 by foreign tourists, while the… Weiterlesen »Spain’s Canary and Balearic islands were the top tourist destinations in 2023, new data says

A cross-party compromise saw MEPs agree weak wording on the future of coal, oil and gas, but strong support for getting major polluters like China… Weiterlesen »MEPs demand more climate finance for COP, but balk at fossil fuel phase-out date

The museum’s plans for two new sites – one in Guernica and another within the Urdaibai reserve – have drawn ire from activists who warn… Weiterlesen »Why are environmentalists going up against the Guggenheim?

Amid rising tensions in the Middle East and the threat of Israeli retaliation, Iranians are scrambling to protect their wealth by investing in gold.

Paddington gets his official travel documents… But the bear-y nice gesture from the Home Office is not to everyone’s liking.

Third-party and independent candidates could siphon off votes from either major candidate in key swing states.

The proposed loan for Ukraine split the far-right Patriots for Europe (PfE) group, with some of its members voting in favour and others against.