An overview of the media in France, as well as links to broadcasters and newspapers.

Swiss voters have approved a new law to cut the use of fossil fuels and significantly reduce levels of planet-heating pollution, as the country faces alarming levels of glacier melt.

An overview of the media in the Netherlands, including links to broadcasters and newspapers.

Roy Stride tells his kids that his covers of 1980s classics are his own and has his daughter thinking that he was the first person to sing 'Girls Just Wanna Have Fun'.

Sir Rod Stewart has insisted he wants to go in a new direction with his music after recording a new swing album because he's keen to leave 'all the rock ‘n’ roll stuff behind'

A new law will require less dependence on imported oil and gas and more use of renewable sources.

Over a dozen women are suing Texas after being denied abortions they say were medically necessary.

Each week on the Zero podcast, Bloomberg Green’s Akshat Rathi invites guests working at the forefront of climate

Though Juneteenth commemorates a moment when enslaved African Americans were freed, the US is still held captive by several myths about slavery.

US Customs and Border Protection officers in Arizona have seized 242 pounds of swim bladders -- the organ that helps fish control their buoyancy -- that came from the endangered Totoaba fish, authorities said. have seized 242 pounds of swim bladders -- the organ that helps fish control their buoyancy -- that came from the endangered Totoaba fish, authorities said.

The new Ezra Miller-starring superhero movie "The Flash" follows the titular and super-fast hero on a time-bending odyssey that literally sees "worlds collide" just as the tagline suggests, in a jaw-dropping climactic sequence showing various alternate-universe versions of certain DC mainstay characters. It's sure to thrill some, while others will be left scratching their heads.

On extremely hot and dry summer days, water in Berlin’s Spree River gets sucked upstream by an array