Is this war? Why the Israel-Hezbollah conflict remains hard to define
Experts previously generally agreed that any future war between Israel and Hezbollah would look like the war they fought in 2006 — but much, much worse. Read More
From Budapest to Brussels, Newsletter
This week’s key events presented by Euronews’ senior finance reporter Jack Schickler. Read More
What is the UN’s Global Digital Compact and what does it mean for AI and tech companies?
The UN’s Summit of the Future has put tech and AI governance high on the multinational body’s global agenda. Read More
Watch: The man championing chimpanzee conservation in Sierra Leone.
Bala Amarasekaran, the founder of Tacugama Sanctuary, has dedicated 30 years of his life to rescuing and protecting chimpanzees. Read More
Madonna mania to Prada’s sci-fi collection: Here’s everything you missed at Milan Fashion Week
From Dolce & Gabbana’s Madonna-inspired drama to Fendi’s chic art deco throwback, Milan Fashion Week served up bold looks and big moments. Here are some of the highlights you won’t…
Guillermo del Toro on AI: ‘It can do semi-compelling screensavers’
Renowned director and Oscar winner Guillermo del Toro is no fan of artificial intelligence: “The value of art is not in how much it costs and how little effort it…
Safe from harm: How global collaboration is helping protect the world’s cultural heritage
Euronews Culture meets the former Scotland Yard detective leading the Victoria and Albert Museum’s response to threats to the world’s cultural heritage sites. Read More
No buzz, no problem: Germany sees non-alcoholic drinks gain popularity
Statistics from the National Breweries Association show that there has been a steady decline in beer sales since 2015. Read More
Lisbon’s Modern Art Centre reopens with stunning €58m revamp by Japanese architect Kengo Kuma
Lisbon’s Modern Art Centre (CAM) is reopening to the public after a €58 million overhaul by acclaimed Japanese architect Kengo Kuma. Read More
Czech man arrested for deliberately smashing Ai Weiwei sculpture at Italy art show opening
The man who destroyed the blue-and-white “Porcelain Cube” sculpture in Bologna is apparently well known in the art world for wreaking havoc. Read More