China has engaged in a long-term game regarding Greece, which Beijing still sees as a valuable hub in Europe, despite recent turnarounds, writes Philippe Le Corre.

The revision of the Energy Performance of Building Directive (EPBD) can have significant social and environmental benefits but is also an essential piece of the energy transition from an industry perspective, argues Quentin de Hults.

Geothermal energy has until now been constrained to areas with special geological conditions where the earth’s heat is close to the surface. Today, closed-loop technologies make geothermal accessible almost anywhere in the world, opening up new prospects for mass-scale deployment.

Greenhouse gas concentrations hit a record last year and the world is "way off track" on capping rising temperatures, the United Nations said on Monday (25 October), showing the task facing climate talks in Glasgow aimed at averting dangerous levels of warming.

By bringing wholesale roaming caps closer to market realities and further enabling IoT applications in roaming contexts, co-legislators have the chance to make the EU fit for the digital age.

62% of Chinese companies in Europe believe that the political climate has deteriorated for them. In a recent study, they blame “media disinformation” among other factors, a line commonly used by the Chinese Communist Party to discredit criticism.

The protection of forests will be high on the agenda at this year’s UN climate summit in Glasgow, where world nations are expected to come forward with more ambitious climate goals. EURACTIV gives you a roundup of the issues at...

An average of 2,400 trees is cut down every minute, leading to an area the size of Belgium being deforested each year, according to the Latin America regional director for the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), who was speaking ahead of the COP26 climate summit.

India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi will attend the COP26 climate summit, his office confirmed Sunday (24 October), in a major boost for the conference that has already been snubbed by key world leaders.

Germany's interior minister said Sunday (24 October) it was "legitimate" to protect borders, after several EU states asked Brussels to pay for barriers to prevent illegal migrants from entering the bloc.

Nazmi Uruci's descendants have been searching for his remains for almost 80 years. Born in northern Albania in 1904, Nazmi was a customs official during the short reign of Albania's first and last reigning monarch, King Zog.

A growing number of cities in Europe are betting on geothermal to provide households with clean heating, but the little-known renewable energy source will need more attention from Brussels in order to scale up.

When our consumption of news changed from traditional presses to the digital, we lost something more than just a physical newsprint in our hands. Media entered an era of emotion. But it doesn’t have to be that way, writes David Mekkaoui.

In today's edition of the Capitals, find out more about Austria announcing restrictions for the unvaccinated, a study showing Hungarian municipalities are less likely to respond to letters if they suspect they are from people from the Roma community, and so much more.

The number of coronavirus infections recorded so far in eastern Europe surpassed 20 million on Sunday (24 October), according to a Reuters tally, as the region grapples with its worst outbreak since the pandemic started and inoculation efforts lag.

German caretaker defence minister Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer said that Moscow should be aware NATO is ready to make use of its nuclear deterrent in case of a Russian attack against a member of the Alliance, triggering strong reactions in Germany.  “We...

Kosovo’s national boxing team was prevented from entering Serbia on Saturday (23 October) to participate in the 2021 World Boxing Championship held in Belgrade. The team tried to cross the Serbian border but were told by Serbian border authorities to...

North Macedonia consumes twice as much electricity as it produces, and to satisfy daily needs, it took electricity from the European network. The state-owned Electricity Transmission System Operator of North Macedonia (MEPSO) has so far received four warnings from the...

The EU Council expressed their continued support for the presence of EUFOR Althea peacekeeping forces mandated by the EU, saying they are for the extension of its operation on the ground. Althea has 600 members from 19 states. It has...

Two Russian diplomats from the Russian Liaison Office in Pristina declared as persona non grata have left Kosovo, Russian foreign ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova confirmed on Sunday. “The self-proclaimed ‘authorities’ of Kosovo and the powers behind them can’t refrain from...