While the current developments require a redoubling of efforts in the increase of renewables and energy efficiency, the opposite is occurring. To put the blame on China is ridiculous. The slack should have been picked up by other nations, but the fossil fuel interests have made great political progress resulting in increased investment.
EU politics
The Independent: Yanis Varoufakis’s argument that there is a ‘Marxist’ case for staying in the EU isn’t as simple as it seems
We want the EU, but not this EU. Yanis Varoufakis is right. His attempts to reform the EU have however not been remotely successful. The question is: Can the EU be reformed? We at Brave […]
Finance
Politico – China sues the EU over EV duties
The EU has hiked tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles from 8 to 35 per cent. Beijing is taking a lawsuit to the WTO “to safeguard the development interests of the electric vehicle industry and global […]
EU politics
Fintan O’Toole: The hard-won kinship between Britain and Ireland is threatened by Brexit idiocy
Few understand, or care about for that matter, the existential question concerning the reintroduction of a hard border between Ireland the Northern Ireland. The Irish fear that the EU is selling them down the river […]
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