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With the submission of its revised strategic plan, Germany has moved a significant step closer to implementing the EU’s landmark agricultural reform, yet neither farmers nor environmentalists are particularly convinced by the proposed changes.

The Saudi Central Bank (SAMA), which also acts as the kingdom’s national banking regulator, recently appointed Mohsen AlZahrani to lead its virtual assets and central bank digital currency program.

As pressure to curb carbon emissions mounts ever higher, oil and gas companies are looking at ways to reduce their CO2 output.

Saudi Arabia was chosen on Tuesday to host the 2029 Asian Winter Games at a $500 billion futuristic megacity in the desert that planners say will feature a year-round winter sports complex.

EU-27 ministers met last week to discuss the European Commission’s proposal for an EU regulation aimed at lowering the environmental impact of products by making them easier to repair, reuse and recycle.

Low levels of production mean that e-fuels, a hydrogen-derived fuel source touted as a green solution for internal combustion engine vehicles, will only be able to cover around 2% of the EU’s vehicle fleet by 2035, a new study concludes.

The Presidency published his position after the presidents of nine Central and Eastern European countries-Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Montenegro, and North Macedonia- called for Ukraine’s application made on Friday to be accepted.

As the sun beats down on Iraq, most people swelter in their concrete homes — but not the inhabitants of one mountain town known for its ancient and cool stone houses.

Australia’s environment authorities on Tuesday presented a plan to bolster protection and restoration of the country’s threatened species and natural places.