Energy workers contesting reform give free electricity, gas to public institutions, reduce tariffs at bakeries

Hossein Amir-Abdollahian on Friday evening during his trip to Lebanon addressed a group of journalists and held discussions on important issues such as the Yemen case, the situation in Ukraine, Afghanistan, the issue of nuclear negotiations and the interventions of some countries in the recent unrest in Iran.

British Business Secretary Grant Shapps challenged opposition parties in a parliamentary debate Tuesday on plans by the government to impose restrictions on industrial actions in certain sectors, saying it supports the right to strike but also wants to take into account the interests of the public. 

'This is a real problem, it's happening now in our emergency departments, we need to acknowledge it,' says Ian Higginson

Belgians use wood and pellets to stay warm, Spain announces aid to reduce bills, strikes in France

Soaring energy prices will lead to drastic long-term consequences on the continent, Alexander De Croo told the Financial Times

Owners of bars, restaurants seek urgent help from government after seeing their energy costs triple from a year earlier

More manufacturers are expected to scale down their operations or shut down completely, economists say

Imran Khan asks the president to dissolve parliament and hold an election after the no-confidence motion is dismissed.

"We’re down. We’re not seeing the results.”