Reggio Emilia was the very first of the Intercultural Cities to be featured on Euronews. Intercultural cities introduces a new model of local governance and policy in the age of diversity : the model of intercultural integration. See also other cities co-operating with the programme as e.g. Berlin (Neukölln), Oslo, Neuchatel, Lyon and Lublin.

This video outlines the dangers that investigative journalists face in today's society and possible solutions to this problem in Europe. The Council of Europe has produced a set of guidelines with regards to this issue, and member states have a positive obligation both to protect investigative journalists when they are threatened and to ensure the prosecution of crimes against them.

Launched in 1987 with the Santiago de Compostela pilgrimage trail, the routes zigzag their way through Europe, following the steps of traders, artisans, religious orders, musicians and inventors and marking important economic and social steps – from the harvesting and marketing of wine and olives, to the march of industry and the development of the spa for recreation and health Whether representing the Hansa traders of the middle-ages or the history of the Roma, the routes show the meaning of diversity, and how it can benefit society by fostering stable and prosperous societies. Attracting more than 6 million visitors a day, the routes are an important reminder of the fact that our cultural heritage is an important part of our identity, and respect for that culture is a right.