Portugal’s right-wing likely to win elections but ‘surprises’ possible
In today’s edition of the Capitals, find out more about Sweden officially joining NATO, the EU Commission denouncing Wojciechowski's announcement on Green Deal changes, and so much more. Europe’s mild winter leaves gas stocks at record high
Europe is on track to end the winter with a record volume of gas in storage, which has pushed futures prices back to pre-crisis levels once inflation is taken into account. Ukraine presses its peace plan in talks with Chinese envoy
Senior Ukrainian officials, in a meeting with a Chinese regional envoy on Thursday (7 March), pressed Kyiv's plan to end the two-year conflict with Russia and presented what they said was evidence of North Korean weaponry supplied to Moscow. New forest monitoring data framework needs to get below tree line [Advocacy Lab Content]
The EU’s new and evolving forest monitoring framework has lawmakers contesting the benefits of harvesting optimum broad data sets, weighted against cost burdens for the forestry industry in acquiring the data. US to build temporary port to deliver Gaza aid
The US military will establish a temporary port off Gaza's coast to bring in desperately needed aid, President Joe Biden announced Thursday (7 March), in a major operation as Israel holds up deliveries on the ground.
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