Norway, Germany, UK: Which European countries have the biggest share of electric cars?
Electric cars aren’t the answer to the climate crisis. But they’re a significant part of the energy transition towards zero emissions.
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Sports events organisers encouraged to secure injunctions against online piracy
BRUSSELS : Sports events organisers such as Sky, Canal+ and FIFA should be allowed to secure injunctions against online piracy of live events, the European Commission said on Thursday, following calls from companies for action against a problem that costs them billions of euros annually.
Murcia’s farmers fear for the future as Spain cuts water supplies from River Tagus
Spain is one of the EU’s biggest fruit and vegetable producers.
Dutch farmers could be paid to close their livestock farms under new scheme
The EU has approved plans for the Dutch government to buy out farmers.
Watch: Ukraine's President Zelenskyy press conference in Helsinki
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has arrived in the Finnish capital for a surprise visit, and talks with Nordic prime ministers.
China and India vote for UN resolution with a reference to Russia's 'aggression' against Ukraine
In a surprising diplomatic move, China and India, two countries that have carefully avoided condemning Moscow for launching the full-scale invasion of Ukraine despite repeated pleas from Western allies, have voted in favour of a United Nations resolution that explicitly acknowledges "the aggression by the Russian Federation against Ukraine."
Dozens of European clubs are lobbying to form new football association: What do they want?
A new organisation of "non-elite" clubs is trying to change the balance of power in European football.
Kudermetova to remove Russian sponsor logo to play at Wimbledon
Russia's Veronika Kudermetova said she will remove the logo of sanctioned Russian sponsor Tatneft from her kit so she can compete at Wimbledon this year.