Save our Steel is the min­is­ter’s man­tra. He is not listen­ing to the views of those in the wider steel industry, focus­ing, almost exclus­ively, on the lim­ited num­ber of jobs involved dir­ectly ...

Since inde­pend­ence, India has also grappled with its med­ley of casts, eth­ni­cit­ies and reli­gions. As recently as the 1980s, the north still saw the south as one entity, fall­ing to recog­nise ...

David Gamble ( Letters, June 27) writes about the rise of the state pension by 25p week for 80-year-olds. But this doesn’t even cover the cost of the 2nd class stamp required to send the notification!

Adoption of artificial intelligence is booming, but without the right infrastructure — from chips to cooling — most companies ...

Pakistani officials are desperate to slow a world-leading solar revolution, as a surge in cut-price Chinese panels and ...

But Thakur warns that the Modhera model now faces a “moment of truth” as India is “increasingly flooded with solar power from ...

The US withdrawal in March from a Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP), a multilateral climate financing programme that ...

For many years, international engagement helped propel China’s climate agenda, including by Europe in the lead up to Xi’s blockbuster dual carbon commitment in 2021 — of peak carbon by 2030 and ...

The Fukushima accident prompted a pullback from atomic power in Japan, with the power source falling from 30 per cent of the energy mix to almost nothing, as well as reshaping support globally for the ...

“Flood, fire and drought are features of the Australian environment. Farmers understand that and as the climate becomes more volatile they recognise those challenges and how to deal with [them].

The number of properties “flipped” in England and Wales hit a record 12 year low, as rising stamp duty costs wiped out ...

Also in today’s newsletter, Tony Blair Institute took part in ‘Gaza Riviera’ project, and China’s overseas mining rush ...