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EU federal states have sought to repress any act of solidarity with Palestine, considering it unlawful and banning various slogans. However, courts in several Central European countries have recently overruled these restrictions.

By reusing and recycling materials, the construction sector can tackle its climate footprint while limiting material shortages, writes Cemex Ventures' Ibon Iribar

BusinessGreen rounds up the most widely read stories on the site this week

UN Special Rapporteur on human rights in the occupied Palestinian territories, Francesca Albanese, has presented her book on Israels unfolding genocide in Gaza and the West Bank.

As extreme weather events intensify and multiply, cities and towns need to act rapidly to protect communities and futureproof urban areas, writes Arup's Martin Shoulder

Henry Kissinger, unparalleled war criminal, is considered the instigator and architect of innumerable wars from Vietnam to Cambodia to East Timor to Bangladesh.

The UK government is pursuing an uneconomic nuclear programme in large part so as to maintain and renew military nuclear capabilities, argues BEEF's Andrew Warren

The enduring impact of Qassem Soleimani who was assassinated in a US drone strike authorized by the then US President Donald Trump in 2020, is undeniable.

Scheme would be modelled on system used to drive investment in electricity interconnectors

WATCH: Cristina Kenz, international chief growth and sustainability officer at the Kraft Heinz Company, discusses the potential for farming to become a major force for good in the climate fight