TikTok is preparing for a US shutdown. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.

The sign-off from governments finalises a December 2025 start date for the EU's policy to ban the import of soy, beef, coffee, palm oil and...

The European Commission in October proposed a 12-month delay until Dec. 30, 2025 after complaints from 20 EU countries, some companies and ...

Developing countries, including China and Brazil, are raising concerns at COP29 over trade barriers like the EU's carbon border levy, argui...

The European Union’s decision to delay deforestation-linked crop import rules creates uncertainty for traders and farmers, impacting prices...

The European Union's new environmental law aimed at protecting endangered forests by tracing supply chains faces global pushback.

Farmers and exporters would find it near-impossible to comply with the EUDR norms — and not just because the rules necessitate major change...

India has transitioned from a decade of single-party rule to a new era of coalition politics, causing concern among stock market investors ...

India's recent free trade agreement with the European Free Trade Association presents significant trade opportunities with the EU. However,...

India's path to becoming a developed country hinges on boosting exports, as demonstrated by China's growth. Leveraging bilateral agreements...

Vietnam can't afford to lose — Europe is the largest market for its coffee, comprising 40% of its coffee exports. Six weeks after the EUDR ...

India plans to oppose EU's carbon tax on imports on proposed carbon tax on imports of steel, iron ore and cement at the next meeting of Wor...

The consumers worldwide may end up footing the bill as producers pass on the new costs to them.

Developing countries like India will voice concerns over the impact of the EU's climate change and trade regulations, such as the carbon bo...

“Taiwan is the largest producer of solar wafers which could feed into India’s renewable energy and battery programme,” said Kartikeya Singh...

Illegal clearance for commercial agriculture was behind the loss of 4.5 mn hectares of forest.