Culture

The UK government is prioritising reduced touring barriers for British musicians in the EU as part of a broader reset, citing £208m in lost output and 2,490 jobs.

Teacher salaries vary widely across Europe, with Germany offering the highest purchasing power and southern and eastern nations lagging behind, according to OECD data.

Eurovision faces political boycotts and financial strain but pushes global expansion, with Bulgaria set to host 2027 and Asia launching its own contest.

A month-long TikTok experiment by two German teenagers shows how quickly algorithms push far-right political content, offering insight into youth voting patterns.

Eight centuries after his death, Saint Francis of Assisi’s legacy spans ecological activism, pet blessings, and even fascist appropriation, as explored by historians and theologians.

Bavaria’s legendary beer festival has returned to the Theresienwiese, drawing visitors from across the globe for sixteen days of tradition, spectacle, and celebration in the heart of Munich.

Millions of visitors are expected to descend on Munich’s Theresienwiese for Oktoberfest 2026. Here is what organisers and city officials say everyone should know before they arrive.

A decade after the Brexit referendum, the Last Night of the Proms became a canvas for lingering European sentiment, as EU flags reportedly outnumbered Union Jacks inside the Royal Albert Hall.

The construction of a commercial business park on former Nazi concentration camp land in Austria has sparked widespread anger, with survivors’ groups and historians demanding stronger legal protections for the site’s remaining traces.

A Saxon pastor’s reflections on the gap between personal wellbeing and collective despair highlight how digital echo chambers and relentless crisis coverage are fracturing communities across Europe.