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09.06 / 13:47

Climate change European Union transport lawmakers EU lawmakers endorse ban on new petrol and diesel cars from 2035

The European Parliament on Wednesday threw its weight behind a proposed ban on selling new cars with combustion engines in 2035, seeking to step up the fight against climate change by boosting the development of electric vehicles.

09.06 / 09:21

Climate change School Court grants nationality to girl born while migrating to Europe in Spain first

A Spanish court has for the first time granted citizenship to a migrant child who was born while their mother was trying to reach Europe.

08.06 / 17:21

Climate change European Union CLIMATE CRISIS Chaos erupts at the European Parliament as three key climate laws are postponed

Chaos erupted in the European Parliament on Wednesday as the scheduled votes on three key climate laws were postponed over last-minute political disagreements.

02.06 / 10:27

Climate change European Union Water Updates Ukraine war live updates: Russia has captured most of eastern city of Sievierodonetsk

The Ukraine war is on the eve of its 100th day.

02.06 / 09:03

Climate change Trade consequences peace View: The war in Ukraine has devastating global consequences for water, peace and security

The Water Peace and security partnership is financed by the Dutch Foreign Ministry and is made up of the IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, the World Resources Institute, Deltares, The Hague Centre for Strategic Studies, Wetlands International, and International Alert. In this piece, Alyssa Offutt and Dr Susanne Schmeier from the IHE Delft Institute for Water Education assess the link between water, conflict, and cooperation.

02.06 / 07:47

Climate change European Union Water Updates Ukraine war live updates: Severodonetsk close to falling

The Ukraine war is on the eve of its 100th day.

02.06 / 00:13

Climate change European Union Initial results show Danes vote to join EU defence policy

Denmark appeared headed toward joining the European Union’s common defence policy that it long eschewed, following a referendum Wednesday, in a new example of a European country seeking closer defence links with allies after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

01.06 / 20:29

Climate change Ursula von der Leyen recovery Brussels approves Poland's €35-billion recovery plan despite lingering rule of law concerns

The European Commission has given its assent to the Polish recovery plan, a key step to the country unlocking €23.9 billion in grants and €11.5 billion in low-interest loans.

28.05 / 21:33

Climate change Recall 'I had to help people': Bucha doctors recall life and work under Russian occupation

It has been weeks since Bucha was last under Russian control, but the city is still reeling from the war -- and stories of life under occupation keep coming out of the now-infamous site of alleged war crimes by Russian forces.

28.05 / 16:43

Climate change War crimes Wagner foreign Threat UN report: Libya faces serious security threat from foreign fighters, Russia's Wagner

Libya faces a serious security threat from foreign fighters and private military companies, especially Russia's Wagner Group which has violated international law, a UN expert report said.

28.05 / 12:25

Climate change Kyiv fears 'Mariupol repeat' as Russian forces escalate Donbas attacks

The advance of Russian forces in eastern Ukraine's industrial Donbas region raised fears that cities in the region would undergo the same horrors inflicted on the people of Mariupol in the weeks before it fell.

28.05 / 11:41

Climate change Lithuanians organise donation drive to buy Bayraktar drone for Ukraine

Hundreds of Lithuanians are chipping in together to buy an advanced military drone for Ukraine in its war against Russia in a show of solidarity with a fellow former Soviet Union country.

27.05 / 17:33

Climate change Environmental protection Ukrainians in Zelenskyy's city describe him as 'symbol' of country

Ukrainians in the city where President Volodymyr Zelenskyy grew up have described him as a "symbol" of Ukraine's fight against Russia.

24.05 / 20:13

Fraud Climate change Igor Dodon: Former Moldovan President arrested on suspicion of corruption

The former president of Moldova, Igor Dodon, was arrested on Tuesday after a raid on his home and a string of other private addresses.

24.05 / 20:13

exhibition Climate change end Three months on, Russia's war in Ukraine has no end in sight

The war was expected to be over in a couple of days, according to most analysts: a quick offensive, a government on the run, and victory declared.

23.05 / 08:29

Climate change Time Ukraine live: Global refugee population tops 100m for the first time, according to UNHRC

The number of people forced to flee conflict, violence, human rights violations and persecution has passed the 100 million milestone for the first time on record, propelled by the war in Ukraine and other deadly conflicts, says the UNHRC.

19.05 / 20:35

Climate change Energy Food Russia says easing Ukraine Black Sea ports blockade dependent on sanctions review

Russia's foreign ministry has said it will only consider opening up Ukraine's Black Sea ports - and so alleviate pressure on global food supplies - if sanctions against it are reviewed.

19.05 / 20:35

Climate change Football Energy 'The Russians are running': Meet Ukraine's soldiers on the southern frontline

Ukrainian forces in southern Ukraine have been trying to retake Kherson, the only large city in the country to be occupied by Russia.

19.05 / 16:29

Climate change Football Energy Ukraine slams 'second-class treatment' after Scholz dashes Kyiv's hopes of quick EU membership

Kyiv has hit back at the "second-class treatment" of Ukraine after Germany's chancellor Olaf Scholz poured cold water on the war-torn country being given quick European Union membership.

19.05 / 13:37

Climate change School Stabbing shootings hospital Woman in hospital after shooting at a school in Germany

One woman has been hospitalised after an attacker opened fire at a school in Germany, say police.

19.05 / 12:09

Climate change Football Stabbing Gaffe as George W Bush slams Russia's 'wholly unjustified and brutal invasion of Iraq'

Former US president George W Bush made a gaffe when he accidentally condemned Russia's "unjustified and brutal invasion of Iraq".

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