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In an aggressive move even as far as windfall profit taxes go, The Czech Finance Ministry proposed on Thursday a whopping 60% tax on excess profits in its energy sector, media reported.

As cholera spreads in northeastern Syria, concerns are mounting about an outbreak of the disease in other parts of the country, including in the northwest where displacement camps that lack any basic infrastructure could serve as a hotbed for the infectious disease.

Ahead of the United Nations Climate Change Conference 2022 (COP27) that Egypt is hosting in November, the government is considering selecting 18 national green and sustainable development projects out of 6,281 projects competing in the National Initiative for Green and Sustainable Development to benefit from international or regional funding.

The decision to award the 2029 Asian Winter Games to Saudi Arabia may have been greeted with amazement but it follows a double logic.

Environmental organisations criticised the French government’s draft bill to accelerate the deployment of renewable energies, saying it risks threatening biodiversity and protected areas.

The government has launched the first stage of a process to help households instal solar panels to heat water, thus helping keep energy costs low for lower-income families.

Several hundred conscripts will participate in a military exercise in Stockholm’s urban area amid rising tensions with Russia, Swedish Armed Forces announced on Tuesday.

The number of patients being treated in hospitals for COVID-19 on Tuesday was 873, more than double the number of patients being treated on 16 September.

Two years after its introduction, the New European Bauhaus continues to be largely ignored by people and the media, although it is quietly making headway in specialist circles and sparking interest from companies involved in the building and construction sector.