Italy’s left picks ‘anti-Meloni’ politician Elly Schlein to lead the party
Italy’s centre-left Democratic Party (PD) has selected Elly Schlein as its new leader. The 37-year-old MP has emerged as a breakout star in Italian politics,
‘They’re dying in large numbers’: Disabled Ukrainians face abuse, neglect in institutions
War has torn through institutions caring for disabled people in Ukraine, drastically worsening living conditions and displacing thousands. Investigations detail people living in squalid, inhumane
Just 0.001% of earth’s population enjoy safe levels of air pollution, study shows
Practically nowhere on earth is safe from toxic air pollution, a new study has revealed. According to Australian research, just 0.18 per cent of global
Updated: Where are airport and transport strikes happening between now and Easter?
After strikes caused disruption during the February school holidays, more industrial action is planned by transport workers in the run-up to Easter. Travellers could face
Want to move to Europe? These are the EU countries welcoming the most – and least – new citizens
EU countries granted a record number of citizenships in 2021, new figures show. A total of 827,300 people obtained citizenship in EU member states in
Flight-free travel: The best new European train routes launching in 2023 and 2024
As flight-free travel gains momentum, European train journeys are experiencing a renaissance. The long-teased European Sleeper, a Belgian-Dutch social cooperative, will launch its first route
Vegan foie gras flies off the shelf in Spain as criticism and price of real product grow
When Javier Fernández launched a plant-based version of foie gras, he thought it might do well just before Christmas. It had taken a year to
Vegan foie gras flies off the shelf in Spain as criticism and price of real product grow
When Javier Fernández launched a plant-based version of foie gras, he thought it might do well just before Christmas. It had taken a year to
‘Reflexes die hard’ as women still underrepresented in defence and security, NATO ambassadors say
Despite advances in gender equality, women remain outnumbered by men in international security and defence positions, ambassadors and experts have told Euronews. This is especially
Here’s why European nations are considering joining the Amazon Fund
By the time Jair Bolsonaro left the Brazilian presidency, the Amazon Fund had been frozen but his departure has sparked renewed European interest in boosting