Energy and Climate

Bjoern Seibert visited Washington ahead of high-level contacts between the Commission president and JD Vance.

Energy firms are concerned about talk of bringing back the politically fraught mechanism.

Global warming will exacerbate conflicts, hunger and migration worldwide, with growing risks for Europe.

“Cooperation is our preferred option,” is the line from Brussels as Trump’s tariffs threaten to kick off transatlantic trade war.

The law should list certain chemicals as critical to Europe’s strategic autonomy, copying similar policies for minerals and medicines.

The move could help avoid a trade war and weaken Moscow’s war machine, Latvia’s foreign minister tells POLITICO.

Moscow said any move to grab its oil exporting vessels would be seen as an attack against the country, after POLITICO revealed the new EU plans.

“We have to get something. We can’t continue to pay this money,” U.S. president says.

The tariffs build off ones the president imposed during his first term.

Intentionally or not, concerned businesses, the ascendant far right and traditional conservatives are coming together to rewrite green rules.

Separatist leaders said they will take a Russian loan to pay for supplies despite an EU aid offer.

Leaders from the bloc’s biggest companies will convene in Antwerp for the Feb. 26 event.

European countries are pushing for new powers to squeeze Moscow’s shadow fleet after a spate of incidents in the Baltic Sea.

Disconnecting from the Soviet-era grid faced an intimidation campaign — but it’s Moscow that could be left in a precarious position.

Finland’s recent seizure of a suspected shadow fleet vessel has galvanized behind-the-scenes talks on grabbing Moscow’s oil tankers.

Germany’s nuclear exit was meant to be final. But with energy costs soaring, conservatives are reopening the debate.

A long-planned exit from the BRELL power grid has the Baltic countries preparing for Russian retaliation.

The U.S. had committed the most money to the global fund, which helps over 100 countries grapple with the changing world.

A wave of car vandalism, initially blamed on climate activists, is now being linked to Moscow.

Prime minister wants election on March 11.

EU countries are using green farm subsidies to reward status quo practices instead of driving real environmental action, NGOs say.

Trump calls the EU an “atrocity” for running a huge trade surplus with the U.S., but that largely overlooks America’s massive services sector.

“We’ll speak to him at the appropriate time. I’m in no rush,” Trump told reporters in the Oval Office.