(AFP) – The European Union will discuss tightening sanctions against Russia on Monday, as Moscow is accused of using the continent’s largest nuclear power plant to store weapons and launch missiles on the surrounding regions of southern Ukraine.
Economist Stephen Moore said the Biden administration’s “insane climate change policies” created a global food crisis and risk of starvation.
The European Union is considering rationing gas across the bloc in the hopes of fighting shortages this winter, with the public being told to expect a tripling of prices.
Various groups in Germany are now wrestling over what organisations, individuals and industries will be allowed to use the last scraps of gas left in the country.
The EU is now in the “contingency planning” stages regarding a potential coming migrant surge, a Commissioner for the bloc has confirmed.
The British public should turn down their heating and switch the time when they eat dinner this winter in order to avoid rolling blackouts, government advisors have warned.
Germany’s economics minister believes that his country could soon face a collapse of “social peace” as a result of rising energy prices.
An elected representative within the European parliament has accused the EU of trying to tax its population out of poverty.
A senior EU commissioner has once again told Germany to delay shutting down its nuclear power stations as the climate-crazy government sees its popularity fade.
The goal of Boris Johnson to reduce carbon emissions to “net zero” by 2050 will result in energy rationing, Lord David Frost has warned.
Germany is in danger of seeing its economy lose nearly €200 billion should the Kremlin decide to end its supply of Russian gas.
European gas prices have risen substantially this year but one expert has predicted that costs could double or even triple by year’s end.
Ireland’s Prime Minister has told the public that they are in for a “difficult” winter as energy supplies across Europe begin to dwindle
Germany is facing a “Lehman Brothers” collapse that could spark a domino effect leading to a severe recession, the economy minister warned.
Despite the fact it is currently wrestling with a crippling energy crisis, the EU has passed legislation putting further curbs on carbon emissions.
Germany has moved one step closer to rationing gas after the country triggered its second bout of emergency powers over the ongoing crisis.
Germany’s Finance Minister has called for the country to keep using nuclear power to ease the ongoing energy crisis, despite one energy tsar in the country labelling it “backwards”.
Eni joined Qatar’s $28.75 billion project to expand production in the world’s largest natural gas field after Russia cut supplies to Italy.
Germany’s economy minister said that the country will limit the use of gas for electricity production amid concerns about possible shortages.
Fox News’ Peter Doocy confronted the Biden administration on Thursday for its deflection on issues like inflation and oil production.
The United Kingdom has seen a £500 million increase in fuel exports to the EU in April despite the soaring costs of energy domestically.
A study on social mobility in Britain has found that the Chinese Coronavirus pandemic is likely to have long term negative effects on the opportunities of young people.
The EU agreed to embargo two thirds of Russian oil immediately with the aims of reducing imports by 90 per cent at the end of the year.
The summer of 2022 is poised to deliver a dangerous challenge to overstressed power grids around the world, at a time of soaring energy prices and reduced fuel inventories thanks to the coronavirus pandemic aftermath and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Germany is reportedly preparing to institute gas rationing in Europe’s largest economy as Russia allegedly cut off shipments to Finland.
The high level of inflation may last for years in Britain, a former top economist from the Bank of England has warned.
The EU proposed plans to impose an embargo on Russian oil by the end of the year as a part of its sixth round of sanctions against Moscow.
German inflation hit its highest level in over fourty years, as the economic fallout from lockdowns and the war in Ukraine continues to bite.
Germany was the largest customer of Russian energy of any country during the first two months of the invasion of Ukraine, a study found.
Nearly nine in ten Britons have reported an increase to their cost of living, with about a quarter of adults struggling to make ends meet.
Two weeks after Italians were told they’d have a choice between ‘air conditioning or peace’, the government appears to have made the choice for them, introducing rationing of AC and heat in a bid to reduce the nation’s dependence on imported Russian energy.
The Prime Minister of Denmark has said that in order to take on Vladimir Putin, her country will need to focus more on green energy.
Climate crazies in Germany have threatened to start cutting off oil and gas pipelines until the government acquiesces to the group’s green demands.
France said it will push for an EU-wide embargo on Russian oil to dry up a crucial energy revenue stream for Vladimir Putin’s government.
The UK is reportedly considering a reversal of its Build Back Better agenda by scrapping energy bill taxes used to subsidise green projects.
A ‘sharp recession’ lies ahead for Germany should it be cut off from the Russian gas it is so badly addicted to.
Inflation in the United Kingdom has risen to the highest level in 30 years last month, spurred on by the spiralling costs of fuel, which saw the sharpest spike in prices since records began. According to the Office for National
Inflation in the UK has resulted in basic wages “falling noticeably” in real terms, the Office for National Statistics reported on Tuesday.
The Labour Party has come out against blockades of oil depots by eco-warriors amid the cost of living crisis and reports of feul shortages.
Italy’s Prime Minister Mario Draghi has drawn ridicule for saying that people can either choose peace in Ukraine or their air conditioners.
