Environmental Protection: The Boundary and Direction of Business Development
The article discusses the complex relationship between environmental protection and economic freedom in Poland, emphasizing their constitutional significance and the conflicts that arise between private and public interests.
Geopolitical Turn Changes the Rules of the Economic Game: The Role of the State in Corporate Activities is Growing
A strategic forecast suggests that by 2026, geopolitics will play a more direct role in shaping the business environment, necessitating a shift in corporate strategies and decision-making.
Spain opposes lowering environmental and social standards to boost EU economy
Spain has expressed its opposition to lowering environmental and social standards in order to enhance the economic competitiveness of the European Union.
Hungary: The Economic Crisis is Viktor Orbán's Arch-Nemesis
The town of Göd, Hungary, faces scrutiny over its Samsung battery factory, accused of environmental violations which the government allegedly turned a blind eye to.
ADN in search of 77 votes to approve the urgent law for the strengthening of the mining and energy sectors
The Ecuadorian political party Acción Democrática Nacional is seeking to secure 77 votes in the Assembly to pass an urgent economic bill aimed at strengthening the mining and energy sectors.
Recycling sector faces crisis and selective collection decreases in Sorocaba: 'Difficult cycle to break', says cooperative president
Sorocaba's selective waste collection has significantly decreased, moving from weekly to bi-weekly or even monthly services due to economic challenges faced by local cooperatives.
About potential flood threats and risks – interactive maps
An interactive tool has been developed to showcase the threats of flooding due to snowmelt and rainfall in Lithuania, providing risk assessments for residents and economic activities.
An expelled member for a sign, a strong clash, and the biggest ovation of the night: the highlights of Trump's speech in Congress
President Donald Trump's State of the Union address featured a dramatic expulsion of a congressman for protesting, amidst a backdrop of his boasts about economic growth and a controversial political environment.
Rwanda: What to Know As Govt Sets Deadline for Factories to Relocate to Industrial Zones
Rwanda's government has mandated that factories operating outside of designated industrial zones must relocate within ten years to enhance order in industrial development and protect the environment.
Real estate market breaks records in 2025 and maintains strong demand despite high interest rates
The Brazilian real estate market achieved historical results in 2025, showing resilience with strong demand despite a high interest rate environment.
March Against Urgent Laws Proceeds in Samborondón, Where the National Assembly is Meeting
A protest in Samborondón, Ecuador, is taking place against economic projects discussed by the National Assembly, with demonstrators voicing concerns about environmental impact and local governance autonomy.
Economic Growth or Environmental Protection... What Do 92 Countries Choose?
A recent study reveals that 58% of respondents prioritize environmental protection over economic growth across 92 countries.
Why do so many businesses in Mexico decide not to grow?
Despite Mexico's high entrepreneurial spirit, numerous businesses choose not to expand due to a challenging operational environment.
High street shops gearing up for large scale job losses amid collapse of big names
High street retailers in the UK are preparing for significant job losses, with over 40% planning to cut staff due to rising employment costs and a challenging economic environment.
Spring labor negotiations intensify for wage increases; major auto unions demand a base wage rise, focusing on maintaining high levels
Major auto unions in Japan have begun formal negotiations for wage increases amidst ongoing inflation, emphasizing the demand for base wage rises in a complex economic environment.
Ontario finance minister says rate of health-care spending is ‘unsustainable’
Ontario's finance minister has described the province's healthcare spending as 'unsustainable', highlighting budgetary concerns amid a slowing economic environment.
Climate Council: The EU is not prepared for climate change
The EU's scientific advisory council on climate change states that it is inadequately prepared for the impacts of climate change and needs to increase investments for better protection against climate-related disasters.
The largest park in the world in the middle of the desert. A new project by the Saudis
Saudi Arabia is set to build the largest park in the world, the King Salman Park, in Riyadh as part of its broader transformation efforts despite economic challenges.
From Pocitos to Punta del Este: why more and more Americans are choosing Uruguay to start over
The article discusses the increasing trend of Americans, particularly those seeking a fresh start in life, moving to Uruguay for its stable political and economic environment.
Economic Development Commission approves report for first debate on urgent project for strengthening mining and energy
Ecuador's Economic Development Commission has approved a report for the first debate on a proposed law aimed at strengthening the mining and energy sectors, amid complaints about the absence of environmental organizations.
Codec conducts technical visit to the area of the future Industrial District of Santarém and collects information
Representatives from Codec and local authorities visited the site designated for the future Industrial District of Santarém to assess its potential for sustainable economic development.
30 times more invested in destroying nature than in saving it
A new report reveals that 97% of financial flows are directed towards activities that harm natural resources, threatening economic development and stability.
"It is the way": the surprising numbers in a difficult time for the wine business
Despite a challenging environment, wine cooperatives in Mendoza are becoming a critical economic and social pillar, accounting for around 27% of the province's wine production.
Themes 2026: Império da Zona Norte speaks of preservation and progress at the Mouth of the Amazon
The samba school Império da Zona Norte will focus on environmental preservation versus economic development in its theme for Carnival 2026, emphasizing the oil exploration debate in Amapá.
Protests rock Milan over economic and environmental cost of Winter Olympics
Protests have erupted in Milan concerning the economic and environmental impacts of hosting the Winter Olympics.
China: The Resilience of the Economy at the Center of European Attention
European media and research organizations are positively evaluating China’s economic performance as it meets predefined development goals amidst a complex international environment.
The Fat Cow or the Fat Cow
The article discusses the technological choices and economic and environmental models necessary for the Argentine cattle ranching industry during prosperous times.
Time for a Sustainable Economy
The article discusses the analogy of Earth as a spaceship requiring maintenance and how economic sciences can contribute to its preservation.
Poland is sweeping up million-dollar investments: "Lithuania is at a serious crossroads"
Major Lithuanian real estate investors are increasingly exploring the Polish market, attracted by its strong economic environment and quicker construction permit processes.
China prepares legal grounds for 'trade retaliation'...Risks increase for companies entering the local market
China is significantly restructuring its economic and trade laws this year, which may greatly impact the business environment for foreign companies operating in the country, with clear legal grounds established for trade sanctions.
Delta makes case for preservation of wetlands
Delta State Commissioner for Environment, Mr. Ejiro Jamani, emphasized the importance of preserving and sustainably managing wetlands, highlighting their environmental, economic, spiritual, and cultural significance during the World Wetlands Day celebration in Asaba.
Vice President of the Automotive Industry Association / Car Manufacturers Will Fall When People Stop Buying Cars
Slovakia's Vice President of the Automotive Industry Association, Pavol Prepiak, discusses the unpredictable business environment and rising employment costs, which threaten the competitiveness of the automotive sector amidst declining car sales in European markets.
Mercedes CEO in Interview: 'The S-Class is the best rolling concert hall in the world'
Mercedes CEO Ola Källenius discusses the significant redesign of the S-Class luxury car and its importance in today's complex economic and global trading environment.
‘Political decisions without foundations are the main threats to wetlands’: how urban development affects Ecuadorean wetlands
The article discusses how ungrounded political decisions and urban development pose significant threats to Ecuador's wetlands, which are crucial for flood protection, wildlife sustainability, and economic support for local communities.
Successful extraction of mud containing rare earth elements from the seabed about 5700m deep off Minami-Torishima
A project by the Japanese government has successfully extracted mud containing rare earth elements from the seabed at a depth of approximately 5700 meters in the exclusive economic zone near Minami-Torishima using the research vessel 'Chikyu.'
EPA to stop calculating money and lives saved by curbs on air pollution
The EPA will cease to calculate the economic and health benefits of air pollution regulations, focusing instead on industry costs, reflecting a shift towards a business-friendly policy agenda under Donald Trump.
Messe Frankfurt: Enable, Don't Prevent!
Despite a challenging economic environment, Messe Frankfurt's management expects growth but acknowledges obstacles, particularly from city politics regarding the need for a new European school.
The EPA is changing how it considers the costs and benefits of air pollution rules
The EPA has revised its approach regarding the assessment of costs and benefits related to air pollution regulations, particularly no longer factoring in the economic cost of health impacts from fine particles and ozone.
Without relevance, media lose their impact
Walid Nakschbandi discusses the successes and challenges in the media industry, including the recent move of the Film- and Medienstiftung NRW from Düsseldorf to Cologne.
"We’ve Had Enough" - Environmental Activists Call for Major Demonstration in Berlin
Environmental activists and farmers are set to protest in Berlin against the government's agrarian policies amidst economic burdens and controversial trade agreements.
German Emissions 2025: Climate Protection Loses More Momentum
Germany's pace in climate protection continues to decline, with CO₂ emissions declining only marginally by 1.5% to 640 million tons in 2025, partly due to the economic crisis, while emissions from transport and buildings have worsened.