Europe
Thousands demand halt to Rio Tinto’s lithium project in Serbia
Tens of thousands of people gathered in central Belgrade on Saturday demanding a halt to Rio Tinto's lithium project in Western Serbia
European Commission spokesperson confident Chinese EV measures comply with WTO
EU defends EV tariffs against China's WTO challenge, stating confidence in compliance with global trade rules amid ongoing dispute.
What happens if Russian gas transit via Ukraine stops?
Heavy fighting near the Russian town of Sudzha, where Russian gas flows into Ukraine, has raised concerns over a sudden stop to transit...
Worcester Bosch to change UK hydrogen boiler ads over green marketing concerns
Worcester Bosch has agreed to change marketing around its hydrogen boilers, over concerns it is misleading to customers
Greeks try tropical crops in climate change experiment
Greek farmers are turning to tropical crops like mangoes and avocados to combat the impacts of climate change, as traditional crops struggle in...
Residents of Serbia’s lithium-rich region vow to block EU-backed mining
Thousands are expected to show for a major rally this Saturday in Belgrade, calling for a law to ban lithium mining in Serbia
Russian gas transit route via Ukraine is functioning, minister says
Sudzha gas transit station, which delivers Russian gas to Europe, is still operational despite reports of hostilities, says Ukrainian minister.
Paris ‘flying taxis’ scheme misses Olympic debut
With all eyes on Paris, Volocity air taxi misses out thanks to engine issues – but operators say they will fly, possibly as...
Siemens profits soar on software demand, AI and energy transition
Boom in AI and upgraded power grids sees Siemens profits jump by 50% on last year.
