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The industrial electricity price dominates energy policy, but the very start of the debate reveals a remarkable spectacle: leading coalition […]

Saxony-Anhalt’s Minister-President Reiner Haseloff, appearing on Maybrit Illner’s talk show, used words that few top politicians express so openly. The

Hungary is strengthening its role in the automotive industry and, with the new Mercedes-Benz research and development center, is gaining

North Wales is facing a major transformation, as the UK’s first small-scale reactor is set to be built at the

Switzerland is experiencing a period of significant uncertainty, as the labor market is showing clear signs of weakness. The recent

Global demand for fossil fuels remains high, despite many countries announcing ambitious targets. This growing demand directly impacts high expectations

Current research on global CO2 emissions reveals a sobering reality: despite massive climate investments, emissions continue to rise. Despite multi-billion-dollar

Europe is experiencing a period of intense capital flight, which is hitting Norway and the UK particularly hard. Both countries

Global demand for balsa wood has reached a critical point, as the booming wind power industry is putting immense pressure

German corporate bankruptcies have reached a new record high. Amid the economic downturn, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are particularly

Nokia plans to close its Munich site, a move with far-reaching consequences for more than 700 employees and thus for

The allocation of climate aid is facing increasing criticism, as a large portion of the funds goes to economically powerful

For years, Hungary’s tax policy has shaped the country’s economic direction, influencing the tax rate, competitiveness, investment climate, and corporate

Europe is realigning its energy policy and, to this end, is concluding a long-term gas deal with major US fracking

Germany’s search for a final repository for highly radioactive waste has become a symbol of the flawed developments in its