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Ukraine could become the manufacturing engine for the EU Green Deal, says MP Lesia Vasylenko.

With Siberia off limits, carriers have to swim far north or south to get to Asia.

EU struggles to reverse years of neglect on spending to improve road and rail to shift troops and tanks.

Activists hope for a big turnout this weekend to block a crucial road linking the EU with Belarus and Russia.

Unblocking Ukraine’s seaports ‘is the only solution’ to country’s trade crisis, minister says.

As gas prices soar, the platform scrambles to ease workers’ pain — but it might be too late.

But the new EU penalties do not hit Russian gas, a far greater source of revenue for Moscow.

Climate report calls for changes in how urban areas are ‘designed, constructed and managed.’

Report finds there is no hope of slowing global warming without a radical shift to electrical energy and carbon removal.

Belgium’s privacy authority says that Zaventem and Charleroi violated rules.

Russia’s car market is in critical condition after being battered by sanctions and international company pullouts.

Expanding rail travel is part of the EU’s broader goal of curbing emissions from transport.

Germany remains cool to the idea while other EU countries are keener on opening new mines.

Russia makes up around a tenth of Renault’s global revenue.

Only a few have shuttered operations there, and Paris isn’t demanding it.

With one eye on election amid cost of living squeeze, chancellor is accused of offering ‘jam tomorrow.’

Oil is Russia’s main source of export earnings, so any sanctions on crude could hurt the Kremlin.

Car boss says to commit to a 2035 target of 100 percent fleetwide emissions reduction ‘would be a very dangerous thing.’

French president hints at possible nationalizations at the launch of his campaign platform.

Trade association chief warns famine risks fuelling refugee crisis.

Consultancy firms have been paid billions to advise on policies from coronavirus vaccinations to France’s EU presidency.

US tech giant’s investment is a boon for EU’s political priorities, but industry insiders have questions.

The German government is getting off the fence when it comes to cleaning up the car fleet.

Hopes of returning the airplanes to their owners are diminishing.