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The West has so far resisted sanctions on Russian energy. But in the face of alleged war crimes, some in Europe are pushing for an outright ban.

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Mobility

Porsche in a race to corner the electric vehicle market by 2030

The German sportscar maker said it expects 80 per cent of its global sales to be all-electric vehicles by 2030.

Sport

Henrik Stenson named Team Europe captain for 2023 Ryder Cup

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Destinations

These are Europe's least friendly countries for expats

The Expat Insider survey shows the best places to live if you want a good quality of life abroad.

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From dropout to CEO: the 'Happy Sexy Millionaire' tells his story

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Why are Google and Facebook facing EU and UK antitrust probes?

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Climate

What is LNG and can it fill the gap left by Russian oil and gas?

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World News

Put nature centre of climate change policy, experts at CDP Awards

The world must be nature positive as soon as possible or risk a "loss of biodiversity reaching unprecedented rates".

Destinations

These European countries have scrapped all their travel restrictions

With the threat of the Omicron variant now easing, these are the countries allowing restriction-free travel.

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These are three of Europe’s deep tech start-ups to watch

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Nature

EU's mega-rich found to be fuelling the illegal 'blood timber' trade

EU regulators are supposed to prevent the import of illegal timber into the EU. But traders are still finding ways to get round the rules.