Does AI discriminate? Dutch data analyst Jurriaan Parie advocates for fairer and more transparent algorithms.

More and more people in the Netherlands are turning to explosives to settle scores with people who've wronged them. The authorites and the media are worried.

Can past changes in our climate tell us more about the environmental crises we are facing today?

The Ensemble Intercontemporain pays tribute to Pierre Boulez.

With their adopted daughter and foster twins, Jana and Hartmut want to leave Germany for a new life in Greece.

At the far western tip of France, a champion kitesurfer has a mad idea: Brave the perilous currents and winds of the Iroise Sea to reach a legendary lighthouse.

Askatasuna, an iconic counterculture space in Italy, closed by Meloni's government.

What do The Strokes, Daft Punk and King Krule have in common? They've all contributed to making Mount Kimbie the group they are today. 

The X File's Dana Scully had significant influence on an entire generation of young women

Dan Snaith brings his all-encompassing electro project Caribou to the Paris Zenith.

With an excessive work ethic, one in five Japanese workers is at risk from dying due to pressures at work.

Putin wants Russians to have large families, but his government’s policies to repopulate Russia is having an impact on women’s right to an abortion.

Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris celebrated with music.

Literature has gone viral and new young authors are big hitters on social media. Is this a passing fashion or a genuine cultural revolution?

The Algerian Berber singer’s music criss-crosses the Mediterranean, influenced by flamenco, folk and chaabi.

Positive utopias and tales of a better world seem to have vanished from science fiction. But why?

Latvia has strict drink-driving laws: Anyone caught with a BAC of more than 1.5 has their car confiscated permanently.

Cristian Măcelaru, Beatrice Rana and the Orchestre National de France celebrate Ravel.

Volunteer doctors from the Greek mainland visit remote Aegean islands to provide vital healthcare.

 Sociologist Bertrand Vidal and Trinity explain how these games tap into our most fundamental impulse: the will to survive