👁 A stunning river view of Bangkok, Thailand.

Destinations

Thailand's best beaches, bars and boat trips to experience visa-free

Thailand has doubled its visa-free entry allowance for EU passport holders to 60 days.

07/08/2024

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Climate Now

Emissions are still rising, when will they start to fall?

In partnership with Copernicus

For our latest Climate Now Debate, broadcast live from COP28, we discussed what rising emissions mean for a warming world.

28/11/2023

👁 A chemist's thermometer showing a temperature of 44 degrees during a heatwave

Climate Now

Climate Now: How can we survive the heatwaves to come?

In partnership with Copernicus

For the first in our series of COP28 debates, we discussed why extreme weather events are on the rise, and how the climate crisis is impacting global health.

27/11/2023

👁 Food accounts for one-third of human-caused greenhouse gas emissions. But there’s reason for hope.

Living

Food for thought: 6 ways we can cut the CO2 in our meals

Food accounts for one-third of human-caused greenhouse gas emissions. Here's how we can pave the way to a greener future.

29/07/2023

👁 A woman fans herself during the first heatwave of the year in Seville, June 11.

Green News

Heatwave Yago: Here's why Seville is naming its extreme heat events

The first-of-its-kind initiative predicts that the heatwave could be more intense than Heatwave Zoe was last summer.

26/06/2023

👁 Fish ‘don’t smile’ but does that mean they don’t feel?

Nature

Do fish feel emotions? Experts weigh in on the ethics of fish farming

With the sentience of vertebrates now enshrined in UK and EU law, is it time we rethought our relationship with fish?

25/06/2023

👁 Join our Euronews Debate live on June 29th at 11 am (CEST).

Euronews Debates

How can the EU unlock the potential of sustainable healthcare?

How much waste is generated by the healthcare sector in the EU? Can it become more eco-friendly? How can digitalisation make a difference? Watch our latest Euronews Debate to find out.

13/06/2023

👁 If child hackers are counselled from a young age, governments hope they can learn to use their skills legally.

Hacker Hunter

How European authorities want to tackle child hacking

A co-production with Kaspersky

Countries in Europe are looking into new ways to address underage hacking, increasingly favouring rehabilitation and prevention programmes.

12/06/2023

👁 Antibiotic use on factory farms is affecting human health.

Living

Will factory farming cause the next pandemic?

Antimicrobial resistance could cause 10 million deaths per year by 2050. Here’s what can be done about it.

07/06/2023

👁 Finnish-British national Lauri Love, who was accused of hacking into US government computers, avoided extradition after he won his appeal in a British court in 2018.

Hacker Hunter

Extradition: Why is the US determined to extradite European hackers?

A co-production with Kaspersky

We look at some of the most famous cases against European hackers and explore whether extradition and imprisonment is really the right response.

05/06/2023

👁 Euronews debate

Euronews Debates

Euroviews. Green Week Debate 2023: Can Europe lead the way on food security?

As part of Euronews' Green Week, our expert panel debated whether Europe can future-proof its food security in the face of climate change and rising global hunger.

02/06/2023

👁 “A script kiddie is someone who wants to accomplish some sort of malicious activity, whether it be breaking into a system or stealing credentials”.

Hacker Hunter

“I was a teenage hacker”: Two child hackers share their stories

A co-production with Kaspersky

With the development of digital technology, more and more young people are being drawn into the world of malicious computer programming.

31/05/2023

👁 While these low-level hacks can help children to gain status within the gaming world, they can also attract the attention of cyber criminals.

Hacker Hunter

3 signs your kids may be hackers and what to do about it

A co-production with Kaspersky

More and more children are spending time online, whether it's scrolling through TikTok or playing Fallout. Some, however, may be lured into organized crime after playing games and downloading apps.

29/05/2023

👁 Lakshadweep islands, India

Destinations

Why India’s islands are the perfect place to recharge and relax

Did you know that India has more than 1,200 islands?

25/03/2023

👁 A table with Greek food and wine

Destinations

Explore Greece’s sustainable food scene on these stunning islands

In Greece, sustainable tourism and locally sourced food are a match made in heaven.

24/03/2023

👁 Zhouzhuang, Jiangsu

Destinations

Visit China’s ‘Venice of the East’ for waterways, nature and gardens

This coastal Chinese province is a must for foodies and nature lovers.

23/03/2023

👁 Join us for a live YouTube debate this Thursday March 23.

Climate Now

When can we blame climate change? The tricky science of attribution

Extreme weather events are on the increase globally, but can we blame climate change?

17/03/2023

👁 Hang Son Doong cave, Vietnam

Destinations

This Vietnamese cave is so big it has its own ecosystem

From limestone pillars to cave forests, here are some of our favourite places to explore in Vietnam.

15/03/2023

👁 Grapes growing in Ajara

Destinations

Ajara: Where to go and what to do in the world's oldest wine region

This mountainous Georgian region is working hard to create sustainable tourism for the future, here’s why you should visit.

13/03/2023

👁 Innsbruck, Tirol, Austria

Destinations

Tirol: The Austrian mountains are ideal for hikers, bikers and skiers

The Austrian Alps is the perfect destination for nature lovers, whatever the season.

12/03/2023