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It took months to arrange, but only hours to fail. Negotiations between unions and the UK Government aimed at working out pay deals to prevent another wave of public sector disruptions.

The Scottish Government has set out its vision for a 'just transition' away from oil and gas and towards becoming a net exporter of green energy

As the Israeli regime steps up its crackdown against Palestinians, an analyst says the situation could boil over into a third Intifada.

The UK is reaping more money from carbon taxes than it is spending on tackling domestic emissions – these funds should go towards reducing household dependency on gas, argue the NEF's Margaret Welsh and Alex Chapman

The IRGC’s retaliatory missile attack on the US-run Ain al-Asad base in Iraq was a “major psychological breakthrough,” says a commentator.

Washington has reacted to a visit by the UAE Foreign Minister to Damascus, threatening that any attempt to normalize ties with the Assad government will prove costly to them.

A third of the world will be hit by recession in 2023, including half of the European Union, lasting longer in the UK whose recovery will be one of the weakest among g7 nations.

Attorney Ugo Lord joins Marla Tellez to discuss some of California’s new laws for 2023.

From clean energy and nature investments to phasing down fossil fuels, We Mean Business Coalition's Maria Mendiluce offers her take on what corporate climate leadership should look like over the coming year

The Science Based Targets initiative has unveiled its climate guidance for the global shipping sector -BeZero Carbon's Louisa O’Connell considers how it could help maritime firms to decarbonise