EU sounds alarm on critical raw materials shortages
Transition to a low-carbon economy and pandemic disruption exacerbate Europe’s dependence on problematic partners
Germany’s reclusive rich edge into the limelight
After decades of restraint, some are becoming more outspoken and engaging in political debate
Cruise industry’s billion-dollar question: what to do with the ships?
With little appetite for sailings, the $150bn industry has tough decisions to make on its fleets
Chile seeks to turn solar boom into green hydrogen bonanza
Sunlit nation targets new energy revolution that would transform and decarbonise its economy
All stores to charge 10p for plastic bags in push to end waste
Government has vowed to eliminate avoidable plastic pollution by the end of 2042
Singapore seeks to cut number of expatriates as recession bites
Asian financial hub tightens regulations on employing foreign professionals
United Airlines scraps change fees for domestic tickets
Chicago-based carrier tries to lure passengers back to the skies by ending unpopular $200 charges
Coronavirus latest: Texas cases rise by smallest amount since mid-June
London West End retailers pitch for help in tempting back shoppers
A downturn deeper than in other districts drives pleas for free transport and a longer business rates holiday
Veolia moves on Suez to try to forge new global player
French infrastructure group’s €2.9bn bid for stake held by Engie is prelude to a full offer