Euronews Culture’s Film of the Week: ‘Three Kilometres to the End of the World’
Euronews Culture’s Film of the Week: ‘Three Kilometres to the End of the World’ Read More
‘Horror brought to the surface’: How European countries are grappling with their colonial histories
‘Horror brought to the surface’: How European countries are grappling with their colonial histories Read More
The Vinyl Paradox: Why independent record stores are struggling despite the boom in physical media
The Vinyl Paradox: Why independent record stores are struggling despite the boom in physical media Read More
Thriller about electing a pope echoes current debates at the Vatican
Thriller about electing a pope echoes current debates at the Vatican Read More
Warsaw’s new modern art museum is a stunning post-Soviet statement
Warsaw’s new modern art museum is a stunning post-Soviet statement Read More
Sober sense is tingling: Tom Holland launches non-alcoholic beer brand
Sober sense is tingling: Tom Holland launches non-alcoholic beer brand Read More
High voter turnout in Georgia’s pivotal parliamentary elections
With just a few hours left before polls close, Georgia’s voter turnout stood at 50.6 per cent by 5pm local time, according to the Central Election Commission. Read More
Ruling Georgian Dream in the lead as opposition parties say vote was ‘stolen’
Follow our live blog for updates and results as Georgians vote in an election seen as a critical point in shaping the country’s future inside, or outside, of the EU.…
Some elderly voters in rural Bulgaria can’t reach polling stations
In the small south-eastern town of Lisitsite, the largely elderly population has no easy way of accessing polling stations for the election on Sunday. Read More
Western and regional leaders call on Iran to show ‘restraint’ after attack
Western and Middle Eastern leaders urged Iran not to engage in escalations after Israel’s retaliatory strikes against it early on Saturday. Read More