Report Says Green Transition is Crumbling—But Will Eurocrats Let Go of Their Pet Project?
Net Zero might look like the official orthodoxy right now, but its foundations are shaky, author claims.
Thomas O'Reilly
February 12, 2024
Irish PM affirms decision is Brussels’—not Dublin’s—to make.
The European Commission has financed left-liberal groups in Hungary while withholding recovery funds from the country.
The amnesty is part of negotiations to form a new government.
Suspect linked to senior Tory MPs with access to classified information.
Wagenknecht’s foreign policy would rely “on diplomacy instead of arms deliveries.”
Some 70% of ‘minor’ refugees declare themselves to be 17 upon arriving in Italy.
Justice Minister “Quickie’s” 50th birthday party becomes a federal issue.
Governing party United Russia dominated regional elections that opposition claims were no more than a farce.
The £1.62 billion sum is the country’s “biggest single financial contribution” to tackling climate change.
The company has received 200 applications in the past week alone.
Direct partnerships with China defy Meloni’s Belt and Road exit.
New measures could trim the fat of a £26 billion bill, but the Tories are afraid it could also cut into its voter count.
