Gas

There is “a real fragility” in energy infrastructure security, one expert warned.

EU officials had hoped to catch Trump’s interest with offers to buy more American gas. Here’s how they hit a wall of bureaucracy and disinterest.

Downing Street is worried about rising energy bills. Every option for bringing them under control could bring political pain.

U.S. president accuses Kyiv of wanting to renegotiate the proposed agreement on Ukraine’s “rare earths.”

Once the great hope of the European climate movement, Germany’s Greens are now confronting their relative powerlessness.

‘Nothing that could endanger … Ukraine’s accession to the EU can be accepted,” Ukrainian leader says.

It’s EPPO’s first suspension and internal investigation into allegations of prosecutor misconduct.

‘Group became a bête noire of U.K.’s right-wing media and was criticized as being “zealots” by the Conservative and Labour governments.’

– Die Einsicht ist da, aber die Einigung fehlt: Wo Union und SPD teils ihre Wahlversprechen kassieren müssen, um trotz Milliarden-Sondervermögen die Finanzen in den Griff zu …

A close ally of Germany’s incoming Chancellor Friedrich Merz warns that U.S. policy on Ukraine is drifting dangerously.

The European Union’s trade chief met with Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer Tuesday in Washington.

Top leaders meeting in Paris want to show the U.S. and Russia can’t carve up the continent by cutting out the EU and Ukraine.

The tariff is expected to take effect April 2.

Cheap clothes and online retailing means people are buying — and discarding — more garments than ever before.

Armed with tech billions, Jan Sramek has dreams of creating a new, affordable, walkable city. If, that is, California lets him.

The proposal would allow Bratislava to rake in lost gas transit fees — but experts are doubtful it would work without subsidies.

As Germany’s next government takes shape, conservative negotiators are weighing whether Russian gas could still have a role in the country’s energy future.

A return to buying more of Moscow’s fossil fuels would be a mistake, EU countries bordering Russia told POLITICO.

Hard-hitting economic measures can be used as leverage to secure justice from Moscow, Ukraine’s sanctions chief tells POLITICO.

Western allies are worried the U.S. president could go either way on decisions that will ripple across the Atlantic.

Octopus Energy boss Greg Jackson says he knows how to bring down bills. Others claim his ideas will starve the U.K. of green investment.

Europe is sticking with Washington despite more “transactional” relations, European Commission chief says.

It was the first large combined airstrike by Moscow since Washington halted aid and intel-sharing to Kyiv.

Summit shows backing for Kyiv, but Orbán veto exposes disunity.