European Commission approves right to repair regulations for household appliances: a start, but much less than what’s necessary to reduce waste, combat climate change, and save consumers money.
Read more...The Brexit walls are closing in on Johnson.
Read more...As European borrowers choke on debts they can’t repay, due to a significant degree to austerity-induced weak economies, financial profiteers swoop in to take advantage of the distress.
Read more...It seems likely that Johnson will resign rather than be in office October 31 and risk being held responsible by the Brexit Party for an extension. But when would he pull that trigger?
Read more...How long can Johnson keep his Brexit deal fantasy going?
Read more...Looking at the contours of a No Deal Brexit.
Read more...Brexit is getting more fractious but noise does not translate into progress.
Read more...Why Johnson may not be over.
Read more...Slouching towards Brexit.
Read more...The Brexit headlines focused on Yellowhammer when that isn’t the biggest development of the day.
Read more...Why the Brexit Ultras are down but not out.
Read more...My recent trip on the night train from High Point, North Carolina, to NYC.
Read more...Patrick Cockburn, the Independent’s Middle East correspondent, discusses the situation in Iran with the Real News Network.
Read more...Germany moves to reduce significantly the use of glyphosate – and ban it outright, starting in 2023.
Read more...Stage three of UN negotiations on a conservation treaty for the high seas would up last week without “a serious commitment”; prospects for a final agreement remain weak.
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