List of All Articles with Tag 'europe'

Scarce charging stations and shrinking subsidies already have contributed to a slowdown in Germany’s rollout of electric vehicles.

Europe’s icy start to December is forecast to give way to milder conditions as the month progresses, providing

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One of the architects of South Africa’s groundbreaking deal with rich nations to move more quickly away from

Officials and investors are starting to worry that the world is sliding toward a new era of great-power

President Xi Jinping’s government has vowed all year to restore foreign investors’ shattered confidence in China. Since a

Oil steadied after tumbling on Thursday following an OPEC+ meeting that promised further output cuts but was hazy

Shares in Asia opened mixed after Wall Street saw a late-day rebound in trading, helping the S&P 500

Rishi Sunak will pledge to spend £1.6 billion ($2 billion) on climate projects, as the British premier arrives

Angola rejected a new output quota handed to it by OPEC and said it planned to breach it,

European Central Bank officials keep insisting that interest rates need to stay high, but another stark slowdown in

The Irish government waited too long to address the factors that led to last week’s Dublin riots, according