Anthony Sarpong opened his restaurant “Anthony’s Kitchen” in the town of Meerbusch, near Düsseldorf, in 2015. It’s since received a Michelin star. Now, Sarpong is sharing his favorite recipes in a book called “Anthony’s Kitchen”.

Greek designer Katerina Kamprani transforms everyday objects so that they have no use at all. For example, a watering can that can’t pour out liquid, or a cooking pot that has two handles on the same side.

Fricska has turned the image of traditional folk dancing on its head. Four young men from Hungary show how exciting folk dancing can be. It’s not all about old-style costumes and doing the steps in the right order.

People from over 190 countries live and work in Berlin. Euromaxx finds out how they got to Berlin in the first place. Albert Haziza is originally from Morocco.

Koka Nikoladze was born in Georgia in 1989 but now lives in Oslo. He is a musician who makes his own instruments, which he calls Beat Machines. He uses everyday objects to create the boxes with which he creates rhythms.

Too many cooks spoil the broth? Not in Marseille, where 1000 amateur chefs took part in a cookery class to learn how to make a typical Provençal starter, with instructions from a master.

Few people know that there is a Buddhist country in Europe. Euromaxx reporter Hendrik Welling visited the temples, discovered the music and explored the steppe by camel.

For their new project, the photographer Ulla Lohmann and her husband Basti Hoffmann have decided to climb the highest mountain in each of 47 countries in 470 days.

A single performer, using only voice and electronic equipment, sounds like an entire band. That’s the allure of the Beatbox Battle Looping Master World Championship in Berlin. One performer is the Russian star Alyona Minulina.

The French Fencing Federation is equipping its member clubs with lightsabers. The aim is to get more young people interested in the sport and offer an alternative to video games. May the force with with them!