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Historically, discussions surrounding the EU’s “twin” green and digital transitions have focused on mitigating the transitions’ negative impacts on workers – whether from technological disruptions or climate policies – rather than proactively shaping the future of work.

Europe wanted to reduce reliance on Chinese-made EV batteries and materials

Urban mobility in Europe is evolving rapidly, and electric mobility is charging up—literally. With rising fuel costs, environmental concerns, and increasingly strict emissions regulations, more people are turning to electric scooters for their daily commutes. The combination of affordability, ease of use, and low operating costs makes them a compelling…

The ball is now in Russia’s court for the proposed ceasefire to start in Ukraine next Tuesday, according to the US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio. This is the first major breakthrough in peace talks since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine over a thousand days ago – in which at least…

Over 11 days of breakneck diplomacy, Kyiv was convinced of need to pacify Trump, but reconciliation may be all too brief

Walking is a chance to embrace slow travel and appreciate the scenery

Exclusive: By January 2026 most British travellers to the EU will face ‘double red tape’ with biometrics taken and passport stamping continuing for months

The Macan has given Porsche a license to print money ever since the crossover came out in 2014. More than 800,000 units have been sold to date, but the vehicle is slowly dying. It has already been pulled out of Europe because of new cybersecurity regulations. In 2026, the first-generation…

Liverpool topped the Champions League’s new group phase with statement wins over Bayer Leverkusen and Real Madrid but that counted for nothing as they exited at Anfield

Toyota chairman Akio Toyoda predicts that electric vehicles will never surpass a 30-percent market share, no matter how much the tech advances. But even if he's right, millions of customers will still buy cars without combustion engines, so why leave that market untapped? The Japanese automaker is finally getting its…

German arms manufacturer Rheinmetall said Wednesday moves by European capitals to up their defences and reduce their reliance on the United States were an unprecedented growth opportunity for the group.