Online radio waves are making a splash from French neighbourhoods to the European institutions in Brussels

After the release of his latest film Inland Empire, the 'Air is on Fire' in Paris - an exhibition revealing David Lynch's disturbing world

Ferenc Puskás and Vikhash Dhorasoo's parallel career paths outline two universes - both of which feature a round ball

Can more young people enjoy opera, asks a congress in Paris

Love beyond frontiers - two Euro-couples relate their stories of post-war Europe bliss

February 22nd is the 150th birthday of Robert Baden-Powell, founder of the world-famous children’s Scouting Movement

The Parisian architect mixes architecture with ecology: a fashionable fifty-year-old with a diverse background and designer of the offbeat Tower Flower in Paris

February 21 is the United Nations deadline for Resolution 1737 for Iran to stop its uranium-enrichment programme

400 million Euros from the Commission, $770 million from the US. But Lebanon remains consumed by instability

Winter is becoming disturbingly mild, humid and snow-less, a fact which is making the ski industry sweat

Winner of the 2002 Prix Fémina for Foreign Writers for his splendid Montedidio – written in 'very Neapolitan Italian' – Erri de Luca reflects on Europe, the Mediterranean and the passing of generations

Anti-abortion associations are ‘lobbies’ in many countries, with their demands being heard all over Europe. Conservative, traditional values come first

Independent Parisian comic-book publisher The Association formed their own comic publishing house in 1991, celebrating their first bestseller with Marjane Satrapi's 'Persepolis' six years ago

May 22 marks the 100th birthday of Hergé, ‘father’ and creator of comic boy-hero Tintin. Events have been organised around the globe to celebrate a man who has been somewhat eclipsed by his creation

Name: Erasmus. Date of birth : 1987. Birthplace: Brussels - the European institutions are rather proud of their baby, which celebrates 20 years in 2007

Endless parties, sprawling sports fields, a huge park and diverse roommates from the four corners of the globe - a room in the Cité University is extremely sought after amongst Erasmus students in Paris

Through dedication and perseverance, this 28-year-old Sicilian has risen to the ranks of prima ballerina in the Paris Opera

The Parc de la Villette in Paris is one of Europe’s leading art centres. Here art, music, science and technology all rub shoulders

Far from the conflict-torn Caucasus, we meet the Chechnya Committee in Paris, who won’t allow a forgotten war to be erased from the European memory

The ruling centre-right UMP party stays in power, as Nicolas Sarkozy beats Ségolène Royal, 53, the arch-rival Socialist candidate, to become the first ever French president with immigrant roots

He wrote Danube in a café, and it's in a café that we meet the Triestine novelist, translator and very European intellectual

The French consume 65 million boxes of antidepressants every year. The Baltic states have the highest suicide rates, but Italians are among the least affected

Three questions were put to to Dominique Prusak, a French journalist who is currently residing in Poland

The Weimar Triangle summit, taking place on December 5 in Mettlach, Germany, risks spinning the Franco-German axis into the eye

of the storm

The current crisis between Berlin and Warsaw cannot last – Germany and Poland have too many common interests to make a prolonged dispute worthwhile

French chef Alain Passard, 50, makes vegetables the key players in his culinary delights

Some French wine producers see globalisation as a fact, not a fatality. They are fighting back with two weapons: quality and marketing

One hundred years after his birth, Paris presents the complete œuvre of Samuel Beckett, one of the European writers who best expressed the malady of the 20th century (until June 2007)

The 41-year-old singer and frontman of the harmonic choral group 'A Filetta' talks about his latest album, 'Medea', which compares Seneca's heroine to Corsica and Jason to France.

International Women's Day, on March 8, is an occassion to celebrate the new alpha-female - the Royals and Merkels of Europe

In Madrid, the leader of the French right wing party UMP declared the EU should decide on asylum issues

Are state faith schools a viable solution to integration problems in Europe?

70 young Europeans take part in Eurizons, a unique hitchhike campaign to promote the United Nations Millennium Development Goals.

Nicolas Sarkozy vowed to step up deportations of illegal immigrants to 25,000. A network of teachers fights to defend pupils and their families

8000km from home, the Congolese community in Paris remain as concerned as ever by the politics in their country – and unconvinced the elections that took place on the 30 July will change anything

Is being single a flaw? It is becoming less so if you consider Europeans’ new demands for their love lives.

Since the gift of the Erasmus exchange programme, more and more young Europeans have fallen in love abroad. But on return to their home countries, euphoria soon gives way to everyday problems. Three couples tell their story.

With violin and accordion slung over his shoulder, Goran Bregovic, Serbo-Croatian composer and former rockstar, known for his cinematographic collaborations with Emir Kusturica, travels the four corners of Europe. A gypsy rhythm with European harmonies.

Tahar Ben Jelloun, the celebrated Moroccan writer, explains how the children of Europe are spoilt and why his native country should be able join the EU.

Music is an important part of a country’s culture and society. But the verb used to describe how it is produced is just as influenced as the final sound itself.

Belgium's autonomous regions aren't speaking the same language.

The IRA may have signed a ceasefire, but it has yet to give up crime.