EUROPE
By Dr. Chen Po-chih The recent surge in low-priced exports of electric vehicles (EVs) from China has raised concerns within the European Union, prompting an anti-dumping investigation. Tesla's Elon Musk, whose firm has encountered growing challenges in its China business, advocates trade barriers as a countermeasure to Beijing's policies. In
A Dependency Like on Russia’s Gas Won’t Happen Again – Germany’s Scholz
Germany will not become dependent on a strategic resource like gas again, Chancellor Olaf Scholz said...
Ukrainians Brace for Bleak Winter as Russian Strikes Cripple Power Capacity
By Pavel Polityuk KYIV - President Volodymyr Zelenskiy appealed to Ukrainians to conserve energy amid...
‘We Will Have Control’ Over Elon Musk’s Twitter Algorithms, EU Privacy Commissioner Claims
A high ranking European Union official has boasted that the government “will have control” over Elon...
UK Police Arrest Reporters for Covering ‘Just Stop Oil’ Domestic Disruptions
A British news reporter was arrested for reporting on a climate activism social disruption protest and...
Romanian Coal Power Station Demolished, Making Space for Proposed Nuclear Plant
Two towers of what was once a Romanian coal-fired power station were demolished on Thursday (November...
Dutch Court Sentences 3 to Life in Prison for 2014 Downing of MH17
By Stephanie van den Berg and Toby Sterling AMSTERDAM - Dutch judges on Thursday convicted three men...
Norway Likely to Become Root of NATO’s European Operations as Ukraine Russia War Drags On
NATO continues to escalate tensions with Russia as it plans to both shift its operational center to Norway...
Escalation Fears Ease After NATO, Warsaw Say Missile That Hit Poland was Ukrainian Stray
By Anna Wlodarczak-Semczuk, Sabine Siebold and Nandita Bose WARSAW/BRUSSELS/NUSA DUA, Indonesia -...
Poland Missile Crisis Warheads Unlikely to Have Been Fired by Russia
Tensions were high the afternoon of Nov. 15 when news suddenly broke that missiles had struck an area...