Climate Change Threatens the Future of Winter Sports in Europe
Rising temperatures and shorter seasons are jeopardizing winter sports in Europe, making aspirations like those of 18-year-old skier Pietro Casartelli increasingly difficult.
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Winter Drought Strikes Southern Europe and Northern Africa: Severe Conditions Persist
Winter drought continues to impact southern Europe and northern Africa, leading to severe soil moisture deficits and urgent water restrictions as reported by the EU’s Copernicus Climate Change Service.
Europe Pursues Strategic Autonomy to Balance Ties with China and the U.S.
Europe seeks strategic autonomy to balance relations with China and the U.S., with Hungary providing unique insights into the evolving global order.
Reviving the Budapest-Belgrade Railway: A New Chapter in the Silk Road Legacy
Explore the revival of the historic Budapest-Belgrade railway, where young professionals tackle environmental challenges to pave a new Silk Road path.
Global COVID-19 Battle: Healthcare Workers Face New Challenges in Europe and Brazil
With over 130 million COVID-19 cases globally, healthcare workers are battling spikes in Europe and Brazil. Explore the challenges in containing the virus.
Cyclist CabutĂ’s 10-Month Journey Across Europe Amid COVID-19
Discover how Barcelona-based engineer CabutĂ overcame pandemic challenges, cycling 25,700 km across 43 European countries during COVID-19.
Europe’s COVID-19 Response: Community Support and Lockdown Measures Intensify
As Europe grapples with the COVID-19 surge, countries like Spain, Italy, and Hungary implement strict lockdowns and community initiatives to support healthcare workers and curb the virus spread.
Europe’s Resilience: Coping with COVID-19 in France, Spain, Germany, and Austria
As COVID-19 cases rise in France, Spain, Germany, and Austria, CGTN stringers explore how Europeans are managing the pandemic.