The prospect of a powerful El Niño weather event is drawing increasing attention from governments, investors and financial markets. Yet according to credit analysts and people familiar with sovereign risk assessments, the greatest threat to a country’s creditworthiness may not… Read More ›
The European Union is preparing one of its most ambitious energy transitions yet by proposing to double the role of electricity in the bloc’s overall energy consumption by 2040. According to a draft European Commission proposal, electricity would account for… Read More ›
A developing El Niño weather pattern is increasingly being viewed not only as a climate event but also as a major economic risk capable of reshaping global food markets for years. Economists, climate scientists and commodity analysts warn that an… Read More ›
Europe’s intensifying heatwaves are forcing drinks manufacturers to rethink one of the industry’s longest-held assumptions: that hotter summers automatically translate into higher alcohol sales. While warm weather has traditionally boosted demand for beer, wine and ready-to-drink beverages, recent research and… Read More ›
France has moved to impose some of Europe’s toughest restrictions on ultra-fast-fashion retailers, reflecting growing concerns over the environmental, economic and consumer impacts of low-cost online clothing platforms. After more than two years of parliamentary debate and revisions aimed at… Read More ›
A rise in energy-related carbon dioxide emissions in the United States has emerged as one of the most significant developments in the global energy transition, underscoring how fuel prices, electricity demand and energy security concerns can temporarily outweigh long-term decarbonisation… Read More ›
Europe’s latest heatwave is doing more than breaking temperature records. It is forcing governments, employers and millions of residents to rethink how they live, work and travel as extreme heat becomes an increasingly disruptive feature of daily life. Public health… Read More ›
For years, the United States has remained the one major automotive market largely beyond the reach of Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers. High tariffs, national security restrictions, regulatory barriers, and political opposition have combined to create a formidable wall against direct… Read More ›
The entry into force of a landmark United Nations biodiversity treaty marks a turning point in how the world governs the oceans beyond national borders. For the first time, vast stretches of the high seas—long treated as a regulatory blind… Read More ›
Copper is emerging as one of the most strategically important raw materials of the coming decades, and not primarily because of electric vehicles or renewable power, as once assumed. A new projection from S&P Global points to artificial intelligence, defense,… Read More ›
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