Deadly gang attack in Haiti leaves 70 dead and thousands displaced
In central Haiti, a gang attack in the town of Pont-Sondé left at least 70 people dead and displaced nearly 6,300 residents. Read More
Slovakian PM Robert Fico pledges to prevent Ukraine’s NATO bid while in office
The Slovakian prime minister has repeatedly accused the West of fuelling the conflict, claiming the war should be resolved through diplomacy over fighting. Read More
‘We Will Dance Again’: Recording the nightmare of 7 October
In time for the one-year anniversary of the 7 October massacre, a new visceral film documents Hamas’ attack at the Israeli Nova music festival. It is not for the faint…
Major new modern and contemporary art museum coming to Norway’s Trondheim
Set in Norway’s third-largest city, PoMo’s permanent collection will include works by Louise Bourgeois, Katharina Fritsch, Simone Leigh, and Philippe Parreno. Read More
Club culture in transition: Top DJs reflect on Ibiza, underground music, and the impact of AI
Sam Divine, Luciano, and Mathew Jonson all shared their thoughts on how to keep the smaller venue scene alive to the dangers of AI. Read More
‘Joker: Folie à Deux’ stumbles at box office and breaks CinemaScore record: What happened?
Critics dislike it. Audiences aren’t much keener. It’s a flop at the box office and it has just broken one hell of a bad record. How did ‘Joker: Folie à…
In pictures: Tarragona’s death-defying human tower competition returns
Tarragona’s iconic biennial competition saw more than 40 teams defy gravity to build giant human towers, as part of a longstanding Catalonian tradition. Read More
Taylor Swift surpasses Rihanna as world’s richest female musician
Pop superstar Taylor Swift surpasses Rihanna and is also reportedly the second richest musician in the world after Jay-Z. Read More
‘We have a responsibility to share’: New play about modern slavery that still celebrates Sudan
Euronews Culture sat down with director Caroline Clegg and actor Mohand Hasb Alrosol Abdalrahem to discuss ‘Slave: A Question of Freedom’, a bracing play about a real experience of modern…
Review-bombing and bigotry: Why studios are wrong to listen to toxic fanbases
With video games like ‘Concorde’ shelved and episodes of ‘House of the Dragon’ and ‘The Acolyte’ attacked, news that studio execs will use superfans to stress-test franchise releases is concerning.…