Category: 3. Europe
-
Sifan Hassan went from refugee to six-time Olympic medallist
Dutch athlete Sifan Hassan made history at the Olympics Paris 2024, winning three medals and breaking a world record in the marathon. Continue Reading
-
Harris unleashes the star power of Beyoncé at raucous Houston rally
HOUSTON, Texas — Kamala Harris is trying to exit this presidential race the same way she entered it: with a bang. At a rally Friday in Houston in front of 30,000 people – the biggest crowd of her campaign — the vice president sought to unleash the energy of her first days as a candidate……
-
Daylight saving ends in Europe this weekend, but experts warn the time change could harm your health
Most of Europe will end daylight saving time this weekend, turning clocks back by one hour. But what are the potential health impacts of this practice? Continue Reading
-
When do the clocks go back and does it save energy? Experts say the difference is negligible
Several studies in Europe and the US show Daylight Savings Times has very little effect on energy conservation. Continue Reading
-
This self-driving shuttle transports people in rural France. Is it the future of mobility?
Some say driverless vehicles are the future of mobility in rural areas but there are many challenges to address before they can be fully implemented. ADVERTISEMENT Self-driving shuttles have been deployed in a remote region of southeastern France amid growing European interest in… Continue Reading
-
Commonwealth summit agreement raises slavery reparations after row with UK – POLITICO
While saying “I understand the strength of feeling,” the prime minister continued to insist he wanted to be “looking forward, not back.” He added that he wanted to “move forward together on climate resilience, on education, on trade and on growth to better enable us to address the… Continue Reading
-
Tasting menus and Michelin stars: Estonia is an emerging gourmet dining hotspot
It’s now easier to get to Tartu, Estonia’s second city and the European Capital of Culture Continue Reading
-
France’s credit-rating outlook cut to negative by Moody’s – POLITICO
The ratings agency affirmed France’s credit rating at Aa2, noting that this was supported by its “large, wealthy and diversified economy.” But it lowered the country’s outlook to negative from stable. “The fiscal deterioration that we have already seen is beyond our expectations… Continue Reading
-
Not adding up? Why children's financial education should start early
Euronews Business looks at why children’s financial education should begin early on in primary school, what financial lessons would benefit them the most, and how schools and governments can help implement this. Continue Reading
-
Brussels, my love? Migrant return hubs – solution or scandal?
In this edition, we shed light on Italy’s Albanian model for processing asylum seekers, and hear how the victory plan of Ukraine’s President Zelenskyy went down in Brussels. Continue Reading