“In a city where even the curve of a banana can spark rulemaking…” Once upon a time in Brussels, regulations were as abundant as waffles on every street corner. From bananas to banks, every detail was scrutinized under the watchful eye of EU regulators. But then came a seismic shift across the Atlantic, embodied by

“The European Union’s new anti-deforestation rules will be delayed by one year.” In a recent development, the European Union has made a significant decision regarding its anti-deforestation legislation. The EU officials have agreed to postpone the implementation of the law by one year, marking a crucial moment in the region’s environmental policy landscape. This move

“Everything the Tories did on foreign policy was about backbench management.” Once upon a time, not so long ago, in the bustling city of London, Chancellor Rachel Reeves embarked on a journey that could make or break diplomatic ties. The stakes were high as she boarded her flight to Beijing, with hopes of securing funds

Once upon a time, in the realm of global negotiations to combat plastic pollution, Saudi Arabia emerged as a formidable player. Picture this: As the dust settled on failed United Nations talks, high-ambition countries in Europe and beyond found themselves facing off against the oil-rich giant and its allies like Russia and Iran. Amidst the

“Donald Trump is America first. And if there is any example of a foreign regulation that puts America last, it’s the EU’s [climate agenda],” In the realm of environmental policies and business interests, a transatlantic tussle is brewing as President-elect Donald Trump’s allies gear up to combat Europe’s stringent green reporting rules. With Republicans seizing

The anticipation was palpable as the world awaited the announcement of the latest temperature projections for 2024. Experts, armed with data and cutting-edge models, predicted that this year was poised to surpass all previous records, setting a new benchmark in global temperatures. Amidst this climate fervor, a familiar figure made headlines once again. At a

In the bustling corridors of EU politics, there’s a whisper of despair among Irish officials. They feel the winds of change shifting against them, as their country’s once-sturdy influence within European Union economic policy begins to wane. “I don’t know if [the Irish government] had a plan, or what the plan was,” confessed an Irish

Once upon a time in the world of environmental negotiations, Saudi Arabia stood tall as the defender of plastic production. As the dust settled on failed United Nations talks, it became apparent that Saudi Arabia was not just another player in the game—it was the ringleader of a powerful group of oil-rich nations that successfully

Imagine a world where the clouds don’t just bring rain but also hold your data – your secrets, your strategies, and maybe even your vulnerabilities. In this digital realm, the term ‘sovereignty’ takes on a whole new meaning. Let’s journey through the complexities and considerations that define what counts as sovereign in the cloud. In

Growing up in the enchanting landscapes of Italy, I was captivated by the intricate workings of the human body. The curiosity that stirred within me from a young age led me down the path of medical research. My passion for understanding and improving human health has always been fueled by a deep-rooted desire to make