A new perspective on learning: Qatar’s 2030 vision for child education
Qatar has a vision for the coming years: to transform Qatar “into an advanced country by 2030, capable of sustaining its own development and providing for a high standard of living for all of its people for generations to come.”…
How the war in Ukraine has changed Europe
The war in Ukraine has dramatically changed Europe. The question now is how to prepare for the future and ensure a leading geopolitical role. We asked how the war in Ukraine is changing Europe to: Margrethe Vestager, European Commissioner for…
Fukushima: Japan takes all necessary precautions ahead of plans to discharge treated water
11 years after the Fukushima disaster, Japan is facing a new challenge: the discharge of treated water into the sea. Since the tsunami of 11 March 2011, Japan has been continuing the decommissioning and the decontamination of the site, which…
Euronews Debates: How do you recruit and retain talent in times of change?
One of the key themes to emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic in the world of work has been the challenge for businesses in recruiting and retaining talent. With lockdowns and restrictions forcing companies to adapt and implement flexible working policies…
East Africa’s geothermal green energy revolution
In Kenya’s Olkaria, on the edge of Hell’s Gate National Park, are five power plants that produce around 800MW of energy – that’s enough to power more than four million homes a year. Here, the sound of green energy is…
United against abuse: Spanish survivors of domestic violence break the silence
Spain has what is widely considered to be one of the European Union’s most advanced set of laws on gender-based violence, however, last year another 50 women were murdered by their partners. While that is below the European Union´s average,…
Estonia election: i-voting comes of age in the world’s ‘digital republic’ with record ballots
For the first time since Internet voting was introduced in Estonia, more digital votes have been cast in this month’s general election than physical paper ballots. The Baltic nation introduced i-voting in 2005 as part of a drive to push…
‘We’re not breaking the law’: UK doubles down after new ‘Stop the Boats’ migrant crackdown announced
Britain’s interior minister has been forced to deny the government’s new crackdown on migrant boats crossing the Channel was announced in language “not dissimilar to that used by Germany in the 30s”. Home Secretary Suella Braverman did a round of…
Moldova is resisting Moscow’s maskirovka. Can the Western security shield protect it?
Moldova is having a watershed moment in its three-decades-long existence as an independent state and its split from the crumbling Soviet Union in 1991. The eastern European country of 2.6 million is enduring the tensest times in its short history…
Ukraine war: Russia’s Wagner Group claims full control of eastern Bakhmut districts
The owner of Russia’s Wagner Group military contractor claimed that Russian troops have extended their gains in the Ukrainian stronghold of Bakhmut, on Wednesday. Yevgeny Prigozhin, whose troops have spearheaded the fight in Bakhmut, said they have taken full control…