When Donald Trump came to power back in 2016 we wrote an op-ed arguing Europe now had ...
Was 2019 the year when oil demand peaked? This existential question still dominates the energy debate and reflects the unprecedented changes our society experienced...
Perhaps it takes an extraordinary moment in history to finally radically rethink how we all move around.
In 2020 the UK finally left the EU, though trade negotiations grind on and maintaining a level playing field for business remains a major sticking point. The...
After a 2019 defined by political instability and Spaniards being called to vote in two general elections, 2020 began with optimism. The newly formed left-wing...
2020 is one for the history books. At no time in recent memory have we had to change our behaviour so much so fast. Personal mobility was curbed in ways previously...
This roller-coaster year started with a pandemic threatening to bring global seaborne trade to a standstill and resulted in many ships, especially passenger ships,...
Angela Merkel has long been known as the Climate Chancellor for her leading role in the fight against climate change. But in recent years German climate leadership was sorely lacking. Whether in...
Batteries are about to become the new gold in Europe, but there must be sufficient regulation to ensure they are clean and sourced ethically, write Alex Keynes and Cecilia Mattea
by Barbara Stoll and Zoltán Massay-Kosubek
In April this year, as countries went into lockdown, many got to see and experience a rare occurrence: clear blue...