‘The greed is palpable’: Oil and gas workers to strike as fossil fuel firms record bumper profits
Oil and gas workers are planning to hit fossil fuel firms with a ‘tsunami’ of strikes, unions have announced. The mass industrial action will include
Dieselgate: Owners of vehicles with illegal defeat devices due compensation, EU top court rules
The owners of vehicles equipped with devices to manipulate their emissions, such as those used in the so-called Dieselgate scandal, have the right to compensation, according
Scientists discover how the brain changes during psychedelic trips on DMT
Advanced brain scans have shown how a powerful psychedelic drug increases connectivity in areas of the brain linked to higher level functions, such as imagination.
Where is bullfighting still legal? Colombia ban sheds light on Europe’s divided opinion
Colombia could soon ban bullfighting. It is one of just eight countries where the practice is still legal. The tradition has taken some blows around
What would actually happen if Ukraine joined the EU?
By any stretch of the imagination, Ukraine probably isn’t joining the EU any time soon. Plagued by deep structural issues – not to mention Russia’s
Winter is gone. But can we really say Europe’s energy crisis is over?
Europe’s winter has come to an end. While this winter had the standard duration of three months, it felt like the lengthiest season on record:
China to ‘prioritise’ ties with Russia as Xi Jinping meets PM Mishustin
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Tuesday during a meeting with Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin described Beijing and Moscow as “great neighbouring powers” and “strategic
Amazon, Microsoft, Meta: The growing list of tech companies cutting jobs and freezing hiring
The pandemic-led boom that boosted tech companies and their valuations has now turned into a bust in the face of decades-high inflation and rapidly rising
Beavers are helping to rewild London: Where and how to see Europe’s largest rodents
Londoners will soon be able to take ‘beaver safaris’ to see the animals in the wild. Widely hunted for their fur and meat, beavers went
Amazon, Microsoft, Meta: The growing list of tech companies cutting jobs and freezing hiring
The pandemic-led boom that boosted tech companies and their valuations has now turned into a bust in the face of decades-high inflation and rapidly rising