Ethanol lobbyist helped far-right MEP write question to Commission on fuels

Jana Nagyovรก, of Patriots for Europe, says she did “absolutely nothing improper.”

New Heathrow runway will boost annual CO2 emissions by 2.4 million tons, UK admits

The climate impact of a third Heathrow runway revealed in internal government documents obtained by POLITICO.

Fueling the Future: Aviation Needs Its Strongest Ally [Promoted content]

Europeโ€™s fuel industry is accelerating aviationโ€™s climate transition, surpassing early SAF targets.
As production increases and prices decline – despite recent misleading claims – European policymakers must recognise fuel manufacturers as strategic al…

How the Fuels Sector Supports Aviationโ€™s Green Goals

Europeโ€™s refiners are already delivering the sustainable aviation fuels needed to meet EU climate goals, and we are ready to do more. What we need now is collaboration over confrontation.

Sustainable aviation fuel boss wants more EU regulations

Finland’s Neste blames the airlines for not keeping their promise to guarantee voluntary demand for sustainable aviation fuel.

UK climate chief Ed Miliband is fighting a losing battle

The Treasury is gung-ho about airport expansion โ€” despite longstanding climate concerns of the government’s energy secretary.

From Vision to Reality: TAKE-OFF shapes aviation fuelโ€™s future [Promoted content]

The recently concluded TAKE-OFF project developed sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) by converting COโ‚‚, water, and renewable energy into e-SAF. Offering carbon neutrality, scalability, and compatibility with existing infrastructure, it targeted reduced em…

Fly green or die: EU urged to stop reforming and start investing in aviation

The industry has had enough of new regulations to reduce emissions. Now it wants the money to do so.

Cooking oil wonโ€™t be enough to make aviation sustainable

Pressure is growing to boost the production of sustainable aviation fuels, but each solution has big drawbacks.

Lufthansa to charge up to โ‚ฌ72 per ticket to cover climate costs

The surcharge goes into effect for tickets booked from June 26 and departing from European countries.

The threat from Russia is not going away. Europe has to get serious about its own defence | Paul Taylor

Guns or butter? To build up the military capacity vital for self-protection, European nations will have to make painful choices However Russiaโ€™s war in Ukraine ends, Europe is staring uncomfortably down the barrel of a decade of defence. A wounded, ven…

EU signs off on data transfers deal withย US

The agreement ends years of legal limbo and revives free transatlantic digital exchanges.

Safety concerns for chicks grow as birds build nests with rubbish, study shows

Almost 200 bird species found to build nests with human litter, including cigarette butts, plastic bags and fishing netsBirds build nests with rubbish like cigarette butts, plastic bags and fishing nets, scientists say, raising fears for the safety of …

Polish politicians attack migrants for electoral gain

Donald Tusk is toying with anti-migrant language to match the tone of the ruling Law and Justice party.

LGBT+ Pride event in Georgia evacuated as far-right protesters storm site

Organizers say police refused to protect them.

Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 500 of the invasion

Biden condemned by human rights groups for approving cluster munitions to Ukraine; Zelenskiy secures Turkeyโ€™s backing for Nato membershipSee all our Russia-Ukraine war coverageUS president Joe Biden has been condemned by human rights groups after agree…

EU, Latin America at odds on Ukraine and Mercosur trade ahead of big summit

Thereโ€™s no agreement yet on whether to mention Ukraine in the summit communiquรฉ, and only a placeholder referring to a possible Mercosur trade deal.

Sinoโ€“Dutch relations under pressure after chip export restrictions

As the EU seeks to reduce its economic dependence on China, the Dutch parliament held a debate over ways to safeguard national interests while remaining open to dealing with the country.

Keir Starmerโ€™s got 5 missions. Can the UK Labour boss accomplish them?

It might be missions impossible for the man polls say is on track to be Britain’s next prime minister.

The big green energy skills gap

SNEAK PEEK โ€” The energy workforce has major worries about the skills-transfers required for the green transition, according to new research. โ€” MPs and the aviation industry have mounted a last minute bid to get โ€˜jet zeroโ€™ at the heart of the Energy Bill. โ€” Ed Miliband thinks Europe just needs to chill its boots [โ€ฆ]

Repatriate British families from Al-Hol

Simply put, the time for justice and compassion to prevail over indifference and neglect is now.

Donโ€™t be put off by riots, France tells tourists and foreign investors

‘Our British friends should be happy to visit France and have no fear,’ says French economy minister.

Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 497 of the invasion

Russian strikes target military funeral in Kharkiv; Ukraine accuses Russia of planning โ€˜provocationโ€™ at Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plantSee all our Russia-Ukraine war coverageRussia said Wednesday that one person was killed and another 41 injured, incl…

Report: Tobacco and food giants made billions in Russia after Ukraine invasion

Global companies made $214 billion in revenue and paid $3.5 billion in taxes, finds study by Ukrainian civil society and Kyiv School of Economics.

China threatens to curb mineral supply to West amid widening tech war

New export controls on gallium and germanium are widely seen as a retaliation on Dutch ban on sensitive chip equipment for China.

Poland slams child sexual abuse material regulation as unnecessary

The regulation to fight child sexual abuse material (CSAM) online is unnecessary as there are other regulations for safety on the internet, Paweล‚ Lewandowski, Polish undersecretary of state at the chancellery of the prime minister, told EURACTIV.

Russia illegally used facial recognition to arrest protestor, human rights court rules

The use of facial recognition in this case was ‘incompatible with the ideals and values of a democratic society governed by the rule of law,’ court rules.

Does Rishi Sunak care about net zero?

SNEAK PEEK โ€” Following a week in which his strategy came under attack from all sides, Rishi Sunak faces senior MPsโ€™ questions on net zero. โ€” The โ€˜lethargicโ€™ rollout of smart meters is bad for emissions โ€”ย and bad for peopleโ€™s pockets. โ€” The U.K.โ€™s emissions trading scheme is changing. We have the rundown on this [โ€ฆ]

Ukraine warns of nuclear disaster as Russia orders staff to leave power plant

International Atomic Energy Agency found no visible mines at Zaporizhzhia nuclear power station but still needs better access.

EU and industry look for balance in greener defence plans

With its new green defence strategy, the European Commission has asked the bloc’s defence industry to be more ‘sustainable’, while industry representatives say it must not impact efficiency and competitiveness.

My friend was out for pizza when the missile hit. Putinโ€™s targeting of civilians must be punished | Nataliya Gumenyuk

Last weekend, Victoria Amelina and I discussed the Kremlinโ€™s violations in Ukraine. Days later, she became their victimUkrainian writer Victoria Amelina dies after being wounded in Kramatorsk strikeโ€˜Please, not that placeโ€: that was our first reaction …

Dissatisfaction with Rishi Sunakโ€™s government at near record levels, poll suggests โ€“ as it happened

Ipsos polling finds 80% of people unhappy with how government is running the country. This live blog is closedAt the morning lobby briefing Downing Street also said that the announcement of a five-day strike by junior doctors in England was โ€œextremely …

UN tries to save Black Sea grain deal with โ€˜mutually beneficialโ€™ proposal

Sources exclusively revealed to Reuters that The U.N. has proposed that Kyiv, Moscow and Ankara start preparatory work for the [โ€ฆ]

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