UK government criticised over decision to demolish Grenfell Tower
Some of the bereaved want the London building to be kept as a memorial to the tragedy. Read more at Read More
Celebrating Life and Death: Havana’s Annual Mock Funeral Tradition
In Havana, Cubans celebrated life and death with a mock funeral for 77-year-old Ricardo “Pachencho” Herrera, a retired mechanic Read more at Read More
Nine cities, one route: How to make the most of the new sleeper train from Brussels to Venice
Want to explore a different side of Europe? From Cologne’s Carnival to Innsbruck’s pistes, this train route goes deeper. Read More
Santorini earthquakes: What to know if you have a holiday booked to the popular Greek island
Residents and visitors have been advised to avoid large indoor gatherings and areas where rock slides could occur. Read More
Volcanic drama and tuna feasts: Why you should visit The Odyssey’s Italian island filming locations
Christopher Nolan will film scenes for The Odyssey on the Sicilian island where Homer’s Greek hero Odysseus came ashore. Read More
Palestinians on Trump’s Gaza plan: ‘We’ll reconstruct Gaza with our own will’
Residents in the strip talked to Euronews during a protest against the US president’s intentions in the central town of Deir al-Balah. Read more at Read More
Moving wind turbines is a headache: Giant new cargo plane WindRunner will take them off the roads
Transporting wind turbine blades by air could help super-size the future of onshore wind farms.Read More
Displaced Gazans face new hardships as storms destroy their temporary shelters
In the already challenging landscape of Gaza, turbulent weather conditions are exacerbating the plight of displaced residents. Strong winds, heavy rains, and dropping temperatures are making tents and shelters uninhabitable,…
Cocaine is ‘no worse than whiskey’, says Colombia’s president
During a six-hour government meeting that was broadcast live, Colombian President Gustavo Petro said legalised cocaine could be “sold like wine”. Read more at Read More
Trump’s remote work ban: What does it mean for carbon emissions and climate goals?
An estimated 1.1 million federal workers have been eligible to work from home, and forcing them back to the office could come at a high carbon cost.Read More