The world’s first AI art gallery opens in Amsterdam
Amsterdam has opened the very first Artificial Intelligence gallery in the world, with works created by algorithms. Its owner says it’s unique as all these
What is World Poetry Day? Here’s the lowdown and test your knowledge with our well-versed quiz
Today is World Poetry Day, and if you’re out of the loop about what that means or how to mark the occasion, Euronews Culture have
Euronews Debates: How can Europe regain pole position in innovation?
Innovation is seen as key to solving some of Europe’s biggest societal, environmental and economic challenges. But competitiveness is lagging and renewed geopolitical uncertainty and
Flight-free mini breaks: European train trips that take less than five hours from London
Trains are fast eclipsing short haul flights for European travellers. As flight prices soar and a summer of airport chaos looms, air travel is losing
Teachers protesting in Bolivia against education reform pepper-sprayed by police
On Monday, teachers from all over Bolivia marched in La Paz in the third week of protests to demand more teachers for public schools, a
The EU has a new proposal on how to fight textile pollution. It has to get it right
In a recent sweep of clothing and textile web pages, the European Commission found that more than half of green claims are unsubstantiated or simply
Ukrainian soldiers outside Kyiv destress with horse therapy
In a cosy barn on the outskirts of Kyiv, equine-assisted treatment is being offered to Ukrainian soldiers to promote their physical and mental health as
China lab leak theory: Joe Biden signs bill declassifying COVID origins intelligence
US president Joe Biden has signed a bipartisan bill that directs the federal government to declassify as much intelligence as possible about the origins of
Russia to return Ukrainian children ‘when safe’, claims envoy
Moscow intends to return all Ukrainian children transferred to Russia when the conditions are safe, the country’s envoy to the United Nations said on Monday.
IMF approves a €3 billion bailout plan for bankrupt Sri Lanka
The International Monetary Fund has approved a nearly €2.79 billion bailout programme for Sri Lanka to help salvage the country’s bankrupt economy. Sri Lanka defaulted