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Britain’s medicines sector is facing unprecedented challenges as soaring energy costs and inflation threaten the supply of drugs. In the coming months, the U.K....
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EU countries should use their “collective bargaining power” to secure affordable gas supplies ahead of next winter, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen...
Europe
Press play to listen to this article PRAGUE — Germany has proposed a plan to bring down gas prices by forming a buyers’ alliance...
Industrial Policy
EU measures to deal with the energy emergency risk funnelling billions to some countries while leaving others nearly empty-handed, data analyzed on behalf of...
Europe
Leah Downey is a junior research fellow at St. John’s College, Cambridge University and a visiting academic at the Sheffield Political Economy Research Institute. ...
Industrial Policy
Press play to listen to this article EU leaders meeting Friday in Prague want to lower natural gas prices before winter sets in, but...
Energy
Press play to listen to this article Seventy years ago, in the wake of a devastating war, it was energy — specifically coal — that first...
Foreign Policy
Paul Anderson is a former editor of and columnist for the weekly Tribune. The British Labour Party’s annual conference, its big media showcase of...
Energy
Germany’s unprecedented energy subsidy plan has one main obstacle: Margrethe Vestager. The European Union’s competition chief will have to scrutinize Berlin’s €200 billion “large...
Europe
The fallout of the climate crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic were enough to put the global food system at risk, but the outbreak of...
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