In brief | 11 July '24

Bloomberg: Searing heat triggers fuel-supply worries at oil refineries in Europe and beyond

Poland temperatures could reach levels that disrupt refining, while Greece and Turkey both suffered wildfires in recent weeks.

AP: Germany's foreign minister says she doesn't plan to run for chancellor in the next election

Baerbock says she wants to concentrate on diplomacy in a time of multiple crises. Decision clears way for candidacy of Green party colleague & econ min Habeck.

Eurostat: Key figures on Europe: 2024 edition

This publication gives you insights into recent socioeconomic and environmental developments in the EU.

Euractiv: Hungarian presidency launches offensive against ‘novel’ food to defend EU’s ‘culinary tradition’

At Budapest’s initiative, EU agriculture ministers will discuss on Monday (15 July) whether insects, plant-based foods or lab-grown meat could jeopardise Europe’s culinary traditions.

E.ON: E.ON and MAN to build public charging network for electric trucks in Europe

Companies aim for 400 charging points at around 170 locations across Europe.