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The British government has introduced legislation that makes it difficult for unions to hold further strikes.

Refugees in Belgium claim those seeking asylum from Ukraine are receiving preferential treatment.

Hal is joined by Indigenous Hospitality Advocate Chockie Tom and founder of "Chuntikis" Julio Gutierrez to talk about the history, culture, and popularity of tiki.

Microsoft and Ørsted ink major CO2 removals deal and Labour touts green growth policies: BusinessGreen rounds up the most widely read stories on the site this week

Collecting corporate emissions data is complicated - but is is no excuse for companies to stall on decarbonisation, writes Terrascope's Claire Perry O'Neill

New analysis from Bloomberg New Energy Finance finds little backsliding on climate policy across the world's biggest economies over the past year, despite on-going geopolitical and energy security challenges

The so-called Ukraine conflict is “a proxy war of the combined West against Russia,” an American writer and geopolitical analyst says.

EU Retained Law Bill proposes ditching around 300 green laws this year, while handing Ministers powers to 'weaken environmental rules with impunity' going forward, campaigners warn

Despite claiming to have 'sold out of coal', Norway's sovereign wealth fund remains heavily invested in the fossil fuel - institutional investors around the world should take note, writes ActionAid Denmark’s Dina Rui

Many experts believe the policies of the US in Iraq, and later in Syria, were instrumental in founding the barbaric terrorist group Daesh, also known as ISIS.