Though European governments are aggressively responding to minimise rises in consumer energy prices as wholesale gas and electricity prices soar following the near-shut-off.
Moderating prices and favorable storage data do not tell the whole story of Europe’s natural gas status heading into winter, International Energy Agency
Ireland is one of the most important issues facing the British labour movement. For a quarter of a century the Six Counties of north-east Ulster have been in a state of latent, and sometimes open, civil war. In all this time, the left in Britain has been able to do nothing to help our working-class brothers and sisters, the majority of the people in both the Catholic and the Protestant communities, find a way out of the bloody cul-de-sac into which sectarianism, the conflict of national identities and an irrational partition have forced them.