Here are the key numbers about migration to the EU you need to know
Two deadly shipwrecks in the Mediterranean in recent weeks have kept the European Union’s attention firmly on migration with the topic already top of the
China is reopening to foreign tourists this month: Here’s everything you need to know
China will reopen its borders to tourists and resume issuing all visas on Wednesday 15 March 2023. It is one of the last major countries
Russia open to extending Turkey-brokered grain deal by 60 days as talks continue
The Russian delegation in talks with the United Nations has announced that the Kremlin is ready to accept a 60-day extension of last year’s Black
Biden administration approves Alaska’s Willow oil project, sparking anger from environmentalists
The United States has said that it is approving a major oil-drilling project on Alaska’s petroleum-rich North Slope – a move that environmentalists say is
Death threats and hate mail: America’s drag queen culture wars hit hard in Europe
Drag shows have become the latest battlefield in America’s so-called ‘culture wars’, as conservatives in the country push to restrict performances where children might be
‘Weather whiplash’: Flooding and droughts to happen more often and last longer as climate warms
The intensity of extreme drought and rainfall has “sharply” increased over the past 20 years, a new study confirms. These aren’t just tough weather events.
Long COVID linked to higher mortality rates and long-term heart problems, new study finds
Three years into the pandemic, and just when we thought the impact of COVID-19 was lessening, new research has shed more light on the long-term
Xi Jinping: 10 key developments during a decade in power
After 10 years at the helm, Xi Jinping has amassed more power than almost any of his predecessors. In addition to being President of the
‘The needs are great’: NGOs call for more funds ahead of Turkey-Syria donors’ conference
“We have raised tens of millions of dollars, but it’s not enough,” Red Cross spokeswoman Susan Malandrino told Euronews, as entire cities have been completely
Tunisia: Misleading and racist content goes viral on social media leading to attacks on migrants
Facing attacks and discrimination, sub-Saharan African migrants are fleeing Tunisia, just weeks after controversial comments by President Kais Saied. The Tunisian leader said migration was a