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King Charles III, the new British monarch, used his first address to the nation since ascending to the throne to pay tribute to his late mother, Queen Elizabeth II.

The US was the highest military spender in 2021, with 801 billion US dollars dedicated to the military, equivalent to 30% of the total military spending worldwide that year (2.1 trillion US dollars).

The Levelling Up Bill misses a major opportunity to create a planning system fit to simultaneously tackle the climate, housing and cost-of-living crises, argues Energy UK's Aradhna Tandon

The IEA has released its first ever evaluation of global energy employment both today and in the future - BusinessGreen takes a deep dive

Liz Truss is planning a major overhaul of the UK energy market alongside support for homes and businesses facing soaring bills this winter - here is all the top reaction frombusiness figures, politicians, campaigners and experts

The 56th and third female UK Prime Minister takes up the reins of power as the UK toils under spiraling levels of inflation, skyrocketing energy costs with an economy almost certainly in recession, and public services on the brink of collapse.

Rachel Kyte sets out the ways the international communitiy can work together to divert much-needed financial flows to climate solutions, in particular to vulnerable nations

There is a widespread political, economic, business, and economic consensus that renewables, energy efficiency, and net zero are a key part of the solution to the UK's challenges this winter and beyond - it should be difficult for the new PM to ignore

There is a crisis of mammoth proportions for Europe, worse than inflation, worse than the energy crisis. Europe is experiencing a kind of drought not experienced in 500 years, and the European economy is taking a further beating as a result.

Pinwheel’s Rob Cheesewright sets out why businesses looking to fund emissions reduction outside their direct value chain should steer clear of compensation-based claims