Category: 3. Europe

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Türkiye has emerged as Europe’s fastest-growing electric vehicle (EV) market, climbing into the continent’s top three in August for the first time, according to data from the European Automobile…

European politics have been dominated by Russia’s provocative military incursions into Poland and Estonia this month. But on Sunday, the attention of the European Union, Ukraine and Russia will be on the parliamentary election being held in the…

“US Out!” may be the simplest way to understand Donald Trump’s volte face on Ukraine this week, when he suddenly insisted that Kyiv can, with Europe’s support, win back all the territory Russia has occupied. This is nothing to celebrate….

The Reform duo also urged the Bank to stop the active selling of the gilts it bought during the QE period, something that several analysts and investors have argued is putting unnecessary upward pressure on the government’s borrowing costs. Tice told POLITICO on Thursday that stopping gilt…

While China is the world’s top consumer and producer of plastic, the country has also ushered in several restrictions on the production, sale and consumption of single-use plastics in a bid to stem a national pollution crisis. This has made it more aligned with high-ambition countries than…

“A text message barely takes any room on a modern phone. Like, you would need to get hundreds of thousands of text messages for it to actually make a difference,” Belgian ethical hacker Inti De Ceukelaire said, calling the Commission’s explanation “a non-argument.”

“Why doesn’t she…

Initially that means focusing on how to react to the Global Sumud Flotilla — a humanitarian aid convoy involving climate activist Greta Thunberg that was targeted by Israeli drones in international waters south of Crete earlier this week. Talks will cover blocking military exports to…

Dittrich called on the government to immediately do away with unnecessary bureaucracy and overhaul Germany’s social security system to control surging costs. “We must not lose our competitiveness because we cannot afford to pay for all this,” Dittrich said. “We must ensure that we can…

Four and a half thousand miles away in Nepal, Gen Z protestors recently brought down their government in just 48 hours, amid roiling anger over corruption and nepotism.

The uprising, led by online influencers harnessing the power of AI and Tik Tok, has sent shockwaves…

Also, removing up to 5 million barrels of Russian oil and another 2 million barrels of petroleum products from the market — without creating an oil shock — is a complicated task with a questionable chance of success. That is why Western leaders have shied away from it, and in any case,…