‘Hormuz crisis shows need for new nuclear power’. Does it really, though? – EUobserver
For a couple of years, I’ve been trying (and failing) to get an opinion piece from a nuclear…
THIS WEEK: EU summit in Cyprus, shaky Middle East ceasefires and Bulgaria post-election fallout – EUobserver
THIS WEEK offers a weekly snapshot of the key developments in Brussels and across Europe over the next…
energy crisis ‘will not be short-lived’ despite Iran-US ceasefire – EUobserver
The fragile overnight ceasefire between the United States and Iran has opened a window for global fuel supplies…
France expects green light for €70bn nuclear expansion despite EU probe – EUobserver
France expects its plans for a €70bn expansion of its nuclear energy industry will be a “major contributor”…
how Europe’s biggest economies are weathering the oil and gas shock – EUobserver
Europe is facing its worst energy shock since 2022. Triggered by the US‑Israeli attack in February, Iran’s closure…
Hungary veto on Ukraine and carbon market to hijack EU summit – EUobserver
Hungary’s veto on money for Ukraine is to hijack the spotlight at Thursday’s EU summit in Brussels (19…
EU summit on Iran war and support for Kyiv, plus Slovenia election and ‘EU Inc’ top agenda – EUobserver
THIS WEEK offers a weekly snapshot of the key developments in Brussels and across Europe over the next…
EU governments face ‘no immediate concerns’ on oil supply amid record emergency release – EUobserver
EU governments do not face ‘immediate concerns’ about their supplies of oil and gas, officials said Thursday amid…
Russian fossil-fuel revenue plunges as ‘shadow fleet’ oil increases, report finds – EUobserver
The Russian fossil-fuel business is hurting after four years of war with Ukraine, with the EU, for one,…