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EU Court Rules Against Hungarian State Aid for Russian Nuclear Project

EU Court Rules Against Hungarian State Aid for Russian Nuclear Project

14 hours ago

Hungary must demand back any potential state aid given to the Russian Rosatom for the construction of new nuclear power plants.

Professor Praises ICJ's Legal Statement but Doubts Impact on States

Professor Praises ICJ's Legal Statement but Doubts Impact on States

Wed 23 Jul 2025 18:52 CEST

Said Mahmoudi, professor emeritus in international law at Stockholm University, is impressed by the statement from the International Court of Justice (ICJ). As an international law jurist I think it is a very good legal statement

Russian Shadow Fleet Tanker Collision Raises Environmental Concerns

Russian Shadow Fleet Tanker Collision Raises Environmental Concerns

Thu 19 Jun 2025 14:54 CEST

Tuesday's collision between two oil tankers in the strait between Iran and the Arabian Peninsula can cause an environmental disaster, warns Green party. One of the vessels is said to belong to the Russian so-called shadow fleet

Sweden Delays Joining Global Ocean Protection Treaty

Sweden Delays Joining Global Ocean Protection Treaty

Mon 31 Mar 2025 14:30 CEST

A new law on biological diversity. It is one of the proposals from the investigator on what is needed for Sweden to be able to join the global agreement that will protect the world's oceans

Vattenfall Prepares Autumn Application as Sweden Backs Nuclear Expansion

Vattenfall Prepares Autumn Application as Sweden Backs Nuclear Expansion

Thu 27 Mar 2025 14:15 CET

The Government is now presenting its plan for financing new nuclear power – something that is welcomed by the industry. We are preparing ourselves to submit an application in the autumn, says Desirée Comstedt, responsible for the development of new nuclear power at Vattenfall

Greenpeace Faces $660 Million Penalty Over Dakota Pipeline Protests

Greenpeace Faces $660 Million Penalty Over Dakota Pipeline Protests

Thu 20 Mar 2025 04:38 CET

A jury in North Dakota in the USA sentences Green party to pay hundreds of millions of dollars in damages for having organized protests against the construction of the Dakota Access oil pipeline.

The captain of the ship Solong was arrested

The captain of the ship Solong was arrested

Tue 11 Mar 2025 11:48 CET

The captain of the ill-fated ship Solong, which caused the collision in the North Sea, has been arrested by British police. He is suspected of causing another person's death since a crew member perished

Warning of large emissions after ship accident

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Warning of large emissions after ship accident

Mon 10 Mar 2025 13:05 CET

One person is missing after the severe shipwreck in the North Sea. The British coastguard ended the search operation on Monday evening

BP bets on oil – cutting the fossil-free

BP bets on oil – cutting the fossil-free

Wed 26 Feb 2025 12:45 CET

Oil giant BP increases investments in the more profitable part that deals with oil and gas extraction. At the same time, investments in cleaner energy sources are being reduced

81 men want to be oil fund manager – and one woman

81 men want to be oil fund manager – and one woman

Tue 18 Feb 2025 12:32 CET

The Red Cross stops selling Shein clothes

The Red Cross stops selling Shein clothes

Tue 4 Feb 2025 09:42 CET

Oil tanker in the Baltic Sea towed to safety

Oil tanker in the Baltic Sea towed to safety

Sun 12 Jan 2025 19:05 CET

The oil tanker that on Friday began drifting in the Baltic Sea north of the German island of Rügen has now been towed to safety, according to German authorities.

German Tugs Towing Oil Tanker out of Shadow Fleet

German Tugs Towing Oil Tanker out of Shadow Fleet

Sat 11 Jan 2025 12:12 CET

The oil tanker that on Friday was reported to be adrift in the Baltic Sea north of the German island of Rügen is now being towed eastwards by three boats, reports the German public service company NDR. The cargo consists of around 99,000 tons of oil

Oil Tanker from the Shadow Fleet Operates in the Baltic Sea

Oil Tanker from the Shadow Fleet Operates in the Baltic Sea

Fri 10 Jan 2025 17:03 CET

An oil tanker from the Russian shadow fleet with around 99,000 tons of oil in its cargo is adrift in the Baltic Sea north of the German island of Rügen. Germany's Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock criticizes the Kremlin for risking both the environment and regional security

Dolphins found dead after oil spill near Crimea

Dolphins found dead after oil spill near Crimea

Sun 22 Dec 2024 17:49 CET

One week after two Russian tankers capsized in the Kerch Strait, with thousands of tons of leaked oil as a result, efforts are underway to clean up the beaches on the occupied Crimean Peninsula. The environmental damage is described as extensive and eleven dolphins are reported to have been found dead

Agreement with South America finalized – worrying Europe's farmers

Agreement with South America finalized – worrying Europe's farmers

Fri 6 Dec 2024 13:57 CET

The EU and Mercosur countries in South America are politically agreed on their major free trade agreement. But will enough reluctant European countries sign on?

Police Protection at Meeting to Save Animals and Nature

Police Protection at Meeting to Save Animals and Nature

Tue 22 Oct 2024 05:45 CEST

The plan to save the Earth's plants and animals was nailed down two years ago. But since then, not much has happened

Family Secret Inspired Post-War Film

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Family Secret Inspired Post-War Film

Mon 5 Aug 2024 07:35 CEST

With the French film "Time to Love", director and screenwriter Katell Quillévéré wants to portray the vulnerable situation of women during the post-war period. The source of inspiration comes from an old family secret