Europe
Lithium supply to match demand and cap price to 2030
Lithium prices have fallen markedly over the last year, as surging supply has outpaced rising demand
InternationalMontenegro may squander the EU’s goodwill
Parliament has passed a resolution that irked Croatia, seemingly undoing painstaking progress made towards EU membership
MontenegroCorporate climate reporting is underestimating risks
Bank and corporate climate audits and stress tests overestimate progress on climate targets due to understating risks
InternationalDutch government is unlikely to survive a full-term
The new government’s first few weeks in office have exposed tensions between its parties
NetherlandsBattery production can sustain long-run overcapacity
Despite rapid demand growth, lithium-ion battery production capacity is far in excess of consumption
InternationalGreek tourism sector faces sustainability issues
As Greece heads for another record-setting tourist season, issues of long-term sustainability loom
GreeceNATO seeks to address at least some Trump concerns
The NATO summit held in Washington last week was considered a success by the alliance's leading members
United StatesTrade negotiations will be a top priority for India
The country is eyeing several new free trade agreements
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