Last year, a White House report on national security claimed that Europe will be “unrecognisable” and that its civilisation risks “erasure” in the face of increasing immigration and economic decline ...

Nine countries plan 100 GW of shared offshore wind capacity to cut gas imports, even as recent U.S. winter storms exposed the ...

The EU's Commissioner for Space and Defense, warns of the bloc losing influence in space as it expresses ambition to mine the moon and asteroids for resources. Faltering energy security and unstable ...

President Donald Trump marked the first anniversary of his second inauguration with a press conference in the White House briefing room, using the occasion to highlight his administration's ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. It took a while, but Europeans are finally waking up to the ramifications of what their climate-obsessed policies have wrought on ...

Spiralling trade tensions between the U.S. and Europe over President Donald Trump’s bid to buy Greenlandhave once again left the bloc highly vulnerable in a geopolitical tussle because of its heavy ...

CEOs from the world’s leading energy, automotive, and technology companies have come together to issue a strong and unified message to European policymakers: Hydrogen mobility is essential to Europe’s ...

A German start-up believes supporting homeowners with access to finance can help Europe accelerate its transition to ...

U.S. LNG exports are hitting record levels, but rising domestic gas prices are squeezing exporter margins. Europe remains heavily dependent on U.S. LNG, yet weak economic conditions and falling ...

Few debates in Brussels carry as much emotional charge as critical raw materials. Mention lithium, rare earths, graphite, or nickel and the discussion almost immediately turns alarmist. China ...

It took a while, but Europeans are finally waking up to the ramifications of what their climate-obsessed policies have wrought on their industries, environment, and standard of living. And now they’re ...