Sweden is Building the World’s Largest Wooden City
Swedish developers are getting ready to build the world’s largest wooden city, setting the stage for a possible domino effect of similar projects across...
Soaring Temperatures in Europe Near Record as Wildfires Rage in Greece and Swiss Alps
An unrelenting heatwave stretching across southern Europe is expected to push temperatures close to a record on Tuesday, with emergency workers in Spain, Greece and the...
Centre-right EPP Group Calls for Rewriting of EU’s Nature Restoration Law on Eve of Vote
The legislation has been the subject of fierce debate between political factions within the European Parliament. All eyes will be on the European Parliament’s...
Preserved Shipwreck From 3rd Century BC is Discovered Near Croatian Island
A fully preserved, previously undiscovered shipwreck containing a cargo of ancient amphorae from the 3rd century BC has been found in the waters of...
Big palm oil players say EU deforestation law will not hurt exports
Bigger palm oil companies will not be affected by a new European Union law banning goods linked to deforestation, two of Malaysia’s largest producers...
Cod Farming Industry Under Scrutiny After Series of Escapes
The Norwegian Directorate of Fisheries will carry out inspections across the country’s cod farming industry after a series of escapes. In recent months, Norway’s...
Green Energy Plays Bigger Roles in European Countries
European countries have been accelerating their green transition by promoting usage of renewable sources such as wind and solar. Recent data showed that the...
Sweden’s Green Push Now Includes Electrifying Snowmobiles
Sweden’s rush to electric mobility is entering a new frontier: snowmobiles. Startup Vidde Snow Mobility AB plans to deliver its first 1,000 electric snowmobiles...
The EU Has a Spy Problem — Here’s Why It’s So Difficult to Catch Them
Brussels, as nearly everyone knows, is packed with spies. They’re hovering at the bar at the think tank networking event. They’re raising their hand...