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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Wednesday announced five “immediate measures” the EU could take to tackle the energy crisis — which she…
Read more →The concept of ‘la rentrée’ is one that refers to going back to school after a well-earned summer break. It is a mixture of feelings…
Read more →The Dutch government is losing the battle to reduce its agricultural emissions, highlighting just how hard it is to square its climate ambitions with their…
Read more →LONDON — Liz Truss has been appointed as the new prime minister of the United Kingdom by Queen Elizabeth. Predecessor Boris Johnson tendered his resignation…
Read more →Decarbonization of transport has become one of the key pillars of EU Green Deal, something that FEDIAF — The European Pet Food Industry, representing 15…
Read more →LONDON — At around midday Tuesday, Liz Truss will arrive by helicopter in the grand surrounds of Balmoral Castle, Queen Elizabeth’s sprawling 19th-century mansion in the…
Read more →Three months after making Ukraine a formal EU candidate, officials from both Kyiv and Brussels grappled on Monday with a much thornier topic: How to…
Read more →LONDON — Britain is about to get a new prime minister. Yep, again. As the governing Conservatives pin their hopes on tax-cutting, free-trading, woke-bashing Foreign…
Read more →The EU is on course to impose historic interventions in the energy market to rein in soaring prices, including considering a levy on excess profits…
Read more →With the drastic reduction of CO2 emissions at its core, the European Union’s Green Deal sets ambitious goals for a climate-neutral economy by 2050. Assessing…
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