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European Culture Ministers Launch Alliance for Climate-Friendly Cities
January 17, 2023
Swiss government has announced that CULTURE ministers from across Europe have launched the new “Davos Baukultur Alliance” for the preservation and development of quality, sustainable and culturally relevant buildings and cities.
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EU Set to Propose Net-Zero Industry Act to Compete with U.S. Green Subsidies
January 17, 2023
Following the release of the United States green subsidy package, Ursula von den Leyen has announced that the European Commission will set a Net-Zero Industry Act highlighting clean technology objectives for 2030.
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TikTok Warned to Keep to EU Rules
January 11, 2023
TikTok, who has come under scrutiny in the West has been warned by the EU that the social media company must comply with EU laws on date sharing to respect European users and regain confidence.
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EU Aims to Finalize Climate Laws by Summer
January 11, 2023
Under the new Swedish presidency, the EU aims to finalize climate laws to reach 2030 climate change target by July, including a 2035 ban on all new fossil fuel cars.
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IMF Predicts Half of the EU and One-Third of the World Face Recession in 2023
January 04, 2023
IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva has predicted that 2023 will be a challenging year, bringing a third of the world into recession, including half of the European Union, largely due to the EU’s desire for independence from Russian gas and the cost of the war in Ukraine.
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