The Institute of Maltese Journalists (IGM) have threatened to withdraw support from Malta’s government-backed media reform over claims it does not do enough to protect journalists and was not subject to public consultation.

Not the prospect of getting sick, but rather the effect it would have on their wallets.

Often referred to as the “lungs of the planet” the Amazon is the world’s largest tropical forest.

Finance leaders from the Group of Seven wealthy democracies on Wednesday pledged to increase emissions reductions efforts and climate support for developing countries despite energy cost and security challenges prompted by Russia’s war in Ukraine.

Lawmakers struggle to agree on how to impose restrictions.

The European steel industry will continue receiving free CO2 pollution permits as part of the reformed EU carbon market.

Berlin and The Hague have tabled joint proposals for EU countries to tackle the energy crisis as a bloc and secure gas supplies for next year’s winter.

Over the coming weeks and months, we’ll see just how far the European Commission is willing to go – or be pushed – when it comes to intervening on the EU’s energy market.

Poland continues to receive oil from Russia through the Druzhba pipeline, Transneft Vice President Sergey Andronov told reporters.

The government is to set the maximum price for small businesses and critical infrastructure in sectors like hospitals, Climate and Environment Minister Anna Moskwa said at the government’s meeting on Tuesday.