The EU Delegation in Bosnia and Herzegovina has been urged to condemn SLAPP suits filed against local activists by a Belgian company over the environmental impact of their hydropower plant on the Kasindolska river.

Executives who sell or use business jets expressed concern that a French proposal to tax corporate aircraft over greenhouse gas emissions is making their industry a “scapegoat,” following protests by climate activists in Europe.

Algeria seeks to breathe new life into its investment landscape with a new investment law.

Defining what counts as “recyclable” has become a point of contention in the EU’s overhaul of its packaging waste law.

The increase in internal pressure and self-censorship in the media is worrying.

Participants walk outside the Nanning International Convention and Exhibition Center, the venue of the 19th China-ASEAN Expo and the China-ASEAN Business and Investment Summit.

Chancellor Olaf Scholz has cracked down on his infighting government coalition, using his constitutional final say to resolve the dispute over the continued operation of nuclear power plants amid an energy crisis.

Upcoming EU legislation that aims to put users and providers on an equal footing regarding data access is expected to generate billions of euros of additional GDP for Europe.

BP will purchase US-based biogas producer Archaea Energy for $4.1 billion, BP said on Monday in what would be BP’s largest acquisition in years.

This campaign assessment special edition focuses on the specific parts of Ukrainian territory currently under Russian occupation that are important for the long-term viability of an independent Ukraine.