The increasing prevalence of renewable energy sources, particularly solar power, is disrupting the traditional power industry and creating challenges for utilities. To remain competitive, energy companies must adopt holistic thinking, diversify their portfolios, and embrace […]
Members of the European (MEPs) Parliament will have a full plenary debate on the EU’s budget for 2025 at the Strasbourg plenary today (18 September). The Parliament’s Environment, Public Health and Food Safety Committee […]
The European Union’s General Court annulled the European Commission’s €1.49 billion fine on Google for anticompetitive behaviour with its AdSense product on Wednesday (18 September), leaving the Commission just over two months to appeal. […]
The European Commission on Friday (13 September) presented member states with options for extending the timeframe of the bloc’s sanction regime against Russia to unblock a Russian frozen assets deal for Ukraine. However, an […]
The timeline for establishing the next European Commission looks increasingly tight: the question is not whether it will be late – it will be – but how much pressure lawmakers will be under to greenlight new commissioners. […]
Initiatives related to agriculture, food and, in particular, animal protection and welfare account for an important share of European Citizens’ Initiatives (ECIs). Seven of the 10 initiatives the Commission has had to respond to […]
The new programme of the Dutch cabinet under Prime Minister Dick Schoof reflects the tough migration stance promised during the election campaign, outlining a comprehensive plan to radically reform the country’s asylum system and […]
The Russian oil price cap is expected to make headlines in the coming weeks as oil prices approach the moment where shipowners from across the world can make the decision whether to legitimately carry oil […]
The EU is expected to raise its training targets for Ukraine’s army from currently 60,000 to 75,000 by the end of the year, as ministers look into reviewing the mission’s mandate. “We have trained […]
Weekly Daily Standup Top Stories Is China’s Demand for Oil Nearing Its Peak? August 25, 2024 Stu Turley China’s oil imports in July were down 12% from June and 3% from July 2023, raising concerns about […]
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