European Union adopts ban on gas-powered cars beginning in 2035
European Union negotiators reached a deal on Thursday effectively banning sales of gas-powered cars past 2035 and require carmakers to cut CO2 emissions by 100%
ECB raises interest rates again, trims bank subsidies
The European Central Bank raised the deposit rate by 75 basis points to 1.5%. Markets expect the rate to reach 2% in December and peak around 3% in 2023.
Europe's energy crisis raises firewood prices, theft fears
As Europeans seek to find alternatives to soften the financial blow of gas prices and lumber prices skyrocketing, fears rise about lumber being acquired through theft.
Coal mine demolishes neighboring wind farm to boost country's energy supply, drawing ire of climate activists
The Garzweiler coal mine in Germany is expanding its operations into a neighboring wind farm, forcing the company to demolish wind turbines, amid efforts to expand energy supplies.
Europe, once fearing gas rationing this winter, has a glut
Conservation and recent unseasonably warm weather have eased fuel supply concerns in the wake of Russian President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine
IMF says Ukraine needs up to $5B a month as EU, Germany push 'new Marshall Plan'
The International Monetary Fund warned Tuesday that Ukraine will need up to $5 billion a month to recover from Russia's war.
Mary Kissel: Don't 'bet' on Britain going forward; Rishi Sunak's ideas 'simply don't work'
Mary Kissel, former senior adviser to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, argues U.K. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's policies aren't going to 'alleviate' Britain's problem and discusses the goals of China's Xi Jinping.
Costa Rica authorities find wreckage believed to be from plane carrying German entrepreneur
German entrepreneur Rainer Schaller was one of the passengers on a plane that crashed in Costa Rica early Saturday, according to Costa Rican authorities.
German gym tycoon Rainer Schaller, partner and kids on plane that disappeared off Costa Rican coast
Authorities in Costa Rica found wreckage believed to be from a plane carrying German CEO Rainer Schaller and four others that disappeared Friday.
Nigel Farage blasts UK prime minster debacle: 'It's an embarrassment'
Former Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage discusses Liz Truss' resignation as U.K. prime minister amid Europe's political and economic turmoil.
Britain needs a 'heavyweight leader' back in charge and Boris Johnson fits the bill, Nile Gardiner says
Nile Gardiner, former aide to Margaret Thatcher, discusses Boris Johnson potentially making a comeback as U.K. prime minister after Liz Truss' resignation.
Liz Truss resigning 'doesn't help the stability outlook' in the UK: Michael Hewson
CMC Markets chief market analyst Michael Hewson says the economic outlook in Europe is 'worse' when compared to the U.S.
UK Prime Minister Liz Truss resignation: what happened in 45 days
Truss is the shortest-serving prime minister in Britain's history, and the third Conservative Party prime minister pushed out of office in as many years.
America's new nuclear power industry has a Russian problem
Next generation small modular reactors require HALEU, uranium enriched to 20%, however the only company currently producing it, named TENEX, is in Russia
Kevin McCarthy signals GOP weariness over Ukraine aid
Fox News senior strategic analyst Gen. Jack Keane (ret.) on Rep. Kevin McCarthy signaling weariness over aid to Ukraine as the U.S. continues to send the country billions amid its war with Russia.
Liz Truss contributed to her own downfall: Nile Gardiner
Nile Gardiner, former foreign policy adviser under Margaret Thatcher, discusses U.K. Prime Minister Liz Truss' resignation, a potential Boris Johnson comeback and the reaction from King Charles III.
UK has to get back to pro-growth policies: Rep. Byron Donalds
Rep. Byron Donalds, R-Fla., discusses U.K. Prime Minister Liz Truss' resignation, the state of the U.S. economy and Biden's policies.
UK inflation accelerates to 40-year high as food prices rise
Inflation has caused British food prices to soar at the fastest pace in over 40 years through the month of September, causing demands that the government step up to help citizens.
Ukrainian parliament member Kira Rudik: We are heartbroken, but we are not broken
Ukrainian Parliament member Kira Rudik discusses the ongoing Russian invasion, arguing that, though the war is devastating, the people of Ukraine are adapting.
EU faces battle to keep energy prices from tanking economy
The EU leaders are in line to agree on a system to pool buying of gas to make sure member states stop bidding against one another to boost reserves and push up energy prices overall.