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The year is coming to an end, and many people in Germany traditionally celebrate with fireworks. What looks like harmless fun at first glance has serious consequences for wild animals and pets. German influencer Malte Zierden explained why he is in favour of a ban on fireworks.

People crowded Sydney Harbour for New Year’s Eve, with some lining up from Tuesday to get the best views.

Spending at European holiday markets has risen by an average of 15% per year since 2022. Visa expects this upward trend to continue through the end of the 2025 holiday season.

Next year brings blockbuster shows from the Venice Biennale to a Frida Kahlo retrospective, plus the Middle East's most exciting new art fair.

South Korean tattoo culture, long marred by negative associations with prisons or gang activity, has been de facto illegal for over 30 years. A recent law passed now means this underground culture can finally come into the light.

In these Insta-famous villages, photo-hungry tourists are taking more than they’re giving back.

2026 promises to be an exciting year for space missions. From the ‘year of the Moon’ to discovering ‘the history of the entire solar system,’ here is what to look out for.

Women carry an “unequal burden” of the world’s deadliest extreme weather events, a new report warns.

Voters across the continent have huge choices to make at the ballot box in the upcoming year. Euronews takes a look at the key electoral tests awaiting the EU - and beyond - in the year ahead.

Doctor shortages persist across Europe, driven by an ageing workforce and graduates avoiding general practice.

The Balkan country of 6.5 million people joined the EU in 2007 and formally began the process of joining the eurozone in 2018.