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A severe lack of rainfall and a sequence of heatwaves from May onward has taken a visible toll on the region's waterways.

Russia — which supplied roughly 40% of the EU's gas last year — has drastically reduced flows to Europe in recent weeks, citing faulty and delayed equipment.

Bosch will build fuel cells for electric heavy trucks, including Nikola's, in South Carolina starting in 2026.

Euro zone inflation hit a new record high in August at 9.1%, exceeding economists' expectations.

Europe's hot, dry weather is the latest challenge plaguing farmers and their crops this year, as analysts warn smaller harvests may mean higher grocery prices.

It is expected that gas flows via Nord Stream 1, which runs from Russia to Germany via the Baltic Sea, will be suspended from Aug. 31 through to Sept. 3.

NetEase and its rival Tencent have been upping their efforts overseas as the Chinese domestic games market slows down amid tighter regulation.

G-20 ministers are gathering in Indonesia to track their progress in bringing down carbon emissions. Expectations are low.

The front-runner to become the U.K.'s next prime minister plans to review the Bank of England's mandate, and it's concerning campaigners and think tanks.

U.K. inflation could soar above 22% next year if energy prices continue their upward spiral, U.S. investment bank Goldman Sachs has warned.

The plant will be built and operated by a joint venture between the companies, which is expected to be established this year.

European markets opened lower on Monday after U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signaled higher interest rates would likely persist.

The government has been criticized for failing to provide enough support to shield consumers from "catastrophic" price rises.

The cost to rent aircraft has surged this year as travel demand returned while planes are in short supply.

Working in a cold and uncomfortable house could prompt fewer people to work from home, according to a personal finance analyst.

Bugatti Rimac CEO Mate Rimac said the maker of a new sold-out supercar isn't seeing any signs of a slowdown among its wealthy buyers.

Six months in to the invasion and Russia is facing a long, grinding "war of attrition" that causes widespread death, destruction and displacement in Ukraine.

Blatant one-upmanship and theatrical displays are part of the city's DNA — and in an era of depressing international news, who can blame holidaymakers for wanting some out-of-this-world escapism?

Record temperatures in Europe this summer have disrupted transportation, displaced thousands of people and resulted in hundreds of heat-related deaths.

Efforts to address the environmental effects of marine transport are being made in a number of ways.