Return to travel chaos? Air passengers warned they could face a ‘challenging’ summer
A boom in summer flights, restricted airspace and strikes are creating the perfect storm for air travel in Europe. Travel chaos could return this summer Read more
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Best of British design: Björk’s swan dress and Sam Smith’s controverial latex suit to go on show
REBEL: 30 Years of London Fashion will celebrate over 300 young designers at an upcoming show at the capital’s Design Museum. In 2001, Björk’s decision Read more
French President Macron offers reassurance to mayors over riots
French President Emmanuel Macron has met with mayors of hundreds of towns which were hit by violent protests following the fatal shooting of a teenager Read more
Festival boss fights UK on attempt to stop drug testing
A music festival creator and government advisor has threatened legal action against the UK’s Home Office decision to require festivals have a licence for on-site Read more
Are short-term rentals the cause of Porto’s housing crisis?
Residents of Porto say they’re being squeezed out of the housing market by short-term rentals, but landlords say they’re boosting the local economy Millions of Read more
China restricts exports of two metals that the EU considers of ‘strategic’ importance
China has imposed restrictions on the exports of gallium and germanium, ratcheting up trade tensions with Western allies. Gallium and germanium are silvery-white metals that Read more
Inside the factory making ‘tri-brid’ electric trains that could revolutionise transport in Europe
Euronews Green got an inside look around Hitachi’s pioneering train factory in Pistoia, Italy. Choosing public transport over private cars is a big step towards Read more
Could the Scottish Orkney Islands really become part of Norway?
The UK territory’s proposal to investigate ‘alternative forms of governance’ provoked international headlines, but what’s actually going on? Following Brexit and the ongoing debate about Read more