Legal action over disputed African territory affects EU links with Morocco

A new class of idle people brings to mind the lead-up to the French revolution

European company seen as the rock star of the solar energy industry files for insolvency

Washington’s hostility as it boxes in Tehran spooks the world

The power purchase agreements crisis is likely to shake up renewable energy financing

It will soon be illegal for ships to burn high-sulphur fuel in the world’s big ports

US and Europe queue for a rollercoaster ride as lessons of the past are forgotten

Reducing global carbon emissions requires more metal — and more realistic schedules

The plan’s requirement for so much metal shows that it is not based on material reality

On the island of too many contradictions, too many people have too much at stake

The independent mortgage industry is in trouble and ordinary people will suffer

Grandma is all set to lose again, either on her fund statements or her tax bill

Rules around car emissions push the price of the noble metal over $1,400 an ounce

It is inevitable that ‘gatopardismo’ will again rule relations with the US

Promises of double-digit returns for decades on real assets cannot be true