The richest 0.01% of the planet accumulate nearly $1 trillion in climate debt each year, mainly through carbon-intensive investments.

On Thursday, even before the U.S. stock markets closed, SpaceX, Elon Musk’s company, announced the price of its initial public offering.

No lithium, no invasive mining: a technology based on compressed air and salt caverns promises to revolutionize renewable energy storage.

The case, which combines accusations of environmental destruction, contested legislative changes, a crackdown on protests and an investigation by Albania's anti-corruption prosecutor's office, is taking on an international dimension.

Owning a private island seems to be a privilege reserved for billionaires. Yet in Greece, an island is being auctioned off at a surprisingly low price: less than the average cost of a house in the USA.

From June 27, Ikea will be celebrating low-budget weddings in its stores in Sweden: a civil ceremony with a summer menu and a gift for the bride and groom, to make nuptials more accessible.

According to an Altroconsumo survey of 222 establishments in ten seaside resorts, beach club prices in 2026 were up 6% on the previous year.

Investigations revealed non-compliant chargers and toys containing chemicals in excess of legal limits. Temu has until August 28, 2026 to present a compliance plan.

On May 27, 2026, following several months of rumors and leaks, Meta made the global launch of its paid offers for Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp official.

Florence extends its ban on short-term rentals beyond the Unesco perimeter: nine districts concerned by Palazzo Vecchio's anti-tourism approach.