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Soaring energy prices and a geopolitical crisis over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine are looming over the EU’s attempts to agree on a raft of tougher climate change laws, raising concerns that some could be delayed or scaled back. In the weeks after the European Commission unveiled the world’s biggest package of green policies in July last year, wildfires ripped through the Mediterranean and floods ravaged western Europe. From Greece to Germany, governments called for urgent action to address...

Soaring energy prices and a geopolitical crisis over Russias invasion of Ukraine are looming over the European Unions attempts to agree a raft of tougher climate change laws, raising concerns...

Soaring energy prices and a geopolitical crisis over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine are looming over the European Union’s attempts to agree a raft of tougher

Pascal Canfin is placing himself between the Commission and Emmanuel Macron.

Every contender for the Elysée has gone to the European Parliament for help.

Natural gas and nuclear energy are included in the European Unions (EU) taxonomy as sustainable investments for the private sector, the European Commission said.In a Taxonomy Complementary Climate Delegated Act on climate change mitigation and ...

Commissioner supports calling nuclear and gas projects ‘green’ for investment purposes

The effort to steer public and private money toward nuclear power stations and gas-fired generators in the European Union was criticized as greenwashing.

Rare wild sheep are being culled and endangered in the name of so-called biodiversity. Demand politicians who claim they care about conservation protect mouflon sheep back up their words with actions.

The EU’s budgetary rules have long been a bone of contention between the Union’s fiscally conservative northern states and the reputedly more spendt