Whaling season cancelled for second consecutive year in Iceland
The controversial practice of ‘whaling’, hunting and killing whales to extract and sell their meat is currently only permitted in Iceland, Norway and Japan. Read More
Thousands of Poles march in far-right rally to mark Independence Day
Polish conservatives danced the Polonaise, a patriotic celebration, to rally behind their presidential candidate, Karol Nawrocki, in the capital as elections near. Read More
Med5: Interior ministers call for strengthening of Frontex and agreements with third countries for returns
At their two-day summit in Naples, the interior ministers of the EU countries bordering the Mediterranean Sea called for a strengthening of the European Border and Coastguard Agency and for…
Multiple people injured as Russian drone attack sets off large fires in Kyiv
Ukraine’s Air Force says it shot down 56 out of 88 drones launched by Russia across Ukraine overnight. Read More
From Soldier to Influencer: bridging Gen Z and the Bundeswehr
“The Bundeswehr has shown me how diverse people can be, even when wearing the same uniform,” Captain David Matei told Euronews. Read More
Can teachers afford to buy a house in Europe, and how long would it take?
Euronews calculated how many months of salary a teacher would need to buy a 100 m² home across Europe, using data from the OECD and Numbeo. Read More
‘The paperwork is a nightmare’: The romance and red tape of dating as a digital nomad
Constant travel turns casual dating into an uphill battle, and making the decision to travel together causes relationship milestones to arrive at breakneck speed. Read More
From airlines to trainers, this German NGO stops companies from greenwashing products
For three years, DUH has been taking companies to court for dubious advertising claims about climate neutrality. Read More
Measles, beef fat, and bird flu: What Europeans say about RFK Jr’s Make America Healthy Again agenda
European health authorities agree with Donald Trump’s health secretary on some big picture issues – but not on all the details. Read More
In Pictures: The week in Culture
If a picture paints a thousand words… Here’s all you need to know or may have missed about this past week in Culture (7 – 11 April 2025). Read More