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This article is part of the Killing the Combustion Engine special report, presented by SQM. STUTTGART, Germany — Germany’s industrial soul is preserved on the...
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Technology
Works councils, union-busting and wildcat strikes hark back to the bitter industrial disputes of the 1970s and 1980s. But it is today’s Berlin where...
Europe
Paul Taylor, a contributing editor at POLITICO, writes the “Europe At Large” column. PARIS — The Continent is facing the specter of stagflation, with...
Europe
Press play to listen to this article Aviation unions have been handed a powerful weapon — the desire of millions of people to have...
Energy
Press play to listen to this article When he was in his early thirties, Didier Faure was running marathons. At 37, he had trouble...
Energy
Press play to listen to this article ABERDEEN — Oil workers in Aberdeen have every reason to loathe green groups. Instead, on the precipice...
Europe
A mass cancelation of flights to, from and over Warsaw has been avoided after a last-minute deal was struck today between air traffic control...
Industrial Policy
WARSAW — Polish air passengers are bracing for chaos this weekend. Starting on Saturday, Poland will limit the operating hours of Warsaw’s two airports...
Elections
Press play to listen to this article Paul Taylor, a contributing editor at POLITICO, writes the “Europe At Large” column. PARIS — Whoever wins...
Industrial Policy
This article is from the first chapter of Work Reloaded, our editorial series on how employment is changing after COVID. Europe’s vision for a decarbonized...
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