Liberal Rob Jetten Poised to Lead Next Dutch Government Lukács Fux October 31, 2025 The Dutch election results set the stage for tough coalition negotiations between deeply divided parties.
“Europe Has No Role” in Resolving Ukraine War, Orbán Says in Rome TEC News October 27, 2025 The Hungarian PM asked Pope Leo to “support Hungary’s anti-war efforts” and discussed European competitiveness issues in the context of the war in Ukraine with Meloni.
EU Emissions Plan Amounts to a “Hefty Tax” on Consumers Michael Curzon July 23, 2025 Working Europeans face hundreds in extra annual costs, analysis finds.
“Makes No Sense Whatsoever”: Airline Industry Slams EU Climate Targets TEC News / AFP July 16, 2025 The EU wants airlines to gradually increase the amount of so-called sustainable aviation fuel.
Merz’s Nuclear Dilemma: Trapped Between Common Sense and Green Allies Javier Villamor May 26, 2025 Germany’s new chancellor can’t take a step without his coalition partners pulling the rug out from under him.
Olive Trees vs Solar Panels: Going Green Means No More Greens? Javier Villamor April 16, 2025 As many as 100,000 olive trees could be uprooted to fulfill green transition goals.
Sweden Buys Ghana 48,000 New Electric Mopeds Zolta Győri April 14, 2025 Sweden is dumping money in a poor attempt to compensate for failing environmental policies.
Halting Countdown to (Net) Zero: Scottish Government Pauses Green Agenda Michael Curzon March 17, 2025 Urged to “abandon decarbonisation completely,” the ruling SNP has finally accepted that their environmentalist policies make people poorer.
Sweden Calls on Germany To Reform Its Domestic Power Market Christina Holmgren-Larson December 18, 2024 Swedish energy minister Ebba Busch blasted Germany for the second time in a week, blaming it for her country’s sky-high energy prices.
EPP Puts the Brakes on EU’s Combustion Engine Ban Tamás Orbán December 11, 2024 With factories closing and German elections approaching, climate targets are suddenly not that important for the Brussels elite.
