Poland divided after TV documentary alleges Pope John Paul II hid paedophilia
A documentary focused on Pope John Paul II’s alleged knowledge of paedophilia and sexual assault within the Catholic Church in Poland…
‘We have to normalise relations’ with Serbia, Kosovo’s Prime Minister tells Euronews
Ahead of highly anticipated talks between Serbia and Kosovo on the 18th March in North Macedonia, Euronews reporter Sergio Cantone…
Israel pushes for increased gas exports to Italy
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says his country wants to ‘increase’ its gas exports to Italy. Netanyahu, who is currently…
‘Class war’: London’s street markets cling on against ‘gentrification’
Bright and early last Saturday, Tina Daley set up her stall at East Street Market in London. She stood for…
European leaders must deliver a renovation wave that leaves no one stranded
Even before the energy crisis struck, 50 million people across the European Union were living in energy poverty, unable to…
‘There is no life, everything is on autopilot’: Ukrainians in Kherson live under constant threat
Late last year, Kherson residents greeted Ukraine’s armed forces as the city was liberated following more than eight months of…
‘I still have testicles’: TikTok influencers demystify vasectomy after Roe v Wade rollback
Two emojis, a bright orange block of caption and a flurry of hashtags: at first glance, the video looks similar…
EU agrees to push for worldwide phaseout of fossil fuels at COP28
European Union countries have agreed to push for the global phaseout of fossil fuels at COP28. It is part of…
Georgia parliament votes to drop controversial ‘foreign agents’ bill after mass protests
The pressure of three days of mass protests in Tbilisi has finally and comprehensively defeated the Georgian government’s controversial “foreign…
‘In our hearts you’ve already won’, Sanna Marin tells Zelenskyy on Ukraine visit
Finland’s Prime Minister Sanna Marin has told President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and the people of Ukraine that “in our hearts, you’ve…