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What does the International Energy Agency do? | The Big Question | HIGHLIGHT
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The Big Question is a brand new series from Euronews Business where we discuss some of the most important topics on today’s agenda with leaders and industry experts. In this episode, Angela Barnes met with Dr Fatih Birol, the executive director of the International Energy Agency (IEA), to discuss why our reliance on fossil fuels is set to continue and whether we can still reach our climate goals.
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Latest news bulletin | October 13th, 2026 – Evening
Latest news bulletin | October 13th, 2026 – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this October 13th, 2026 – latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
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French police clash with protesters following largely peaceful demos
Clashes between French police and protesters after largely peaceful demonstrations that drew thousands
Organisers said more than 800,000 took part in demonstrations across the country, with 250,000 in Paris alone. Authorities said 410,000 demonstrated nationwide. The protests were over the high cost of living and lack of funding for education.
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Shock in Cyprus over bailout levy on bank deposits
http://www.euronews.com/ Cypriot savers have been queuing at cash machines – after waking up to the news that Brussels plans to enforce a levy of up to 10 percent on bank deposits as part of a bailout deal.
The Eurogroup and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) agreed a 10 billion euro rescue package for Cyprus, which is teetering on the edge of bankruptcy, late on March 15.
The deal includes a one-off levy on Cypriot bank deposits to raise 6 billion euros.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel, at the helm of the EU’s largest economy, explained why the radical measure makes sense:
“So we said: people who have their money in Cyprus’ banks have to contribute to saving Cyprus. So everyone who has more than 100,000 euros in his or her account will be taxed by almost 10 percent, by 9.9 percent.”
Merkel added, “In so doing, the people responsible will contribute – not only tax payers from other countries. And that is correct in my opinion.”
There will also be a tax of 6.75 percent on smaller deposits.
The levy’s due to take effect on March 19, although the deal still has to be approved by the parliaments of several eurozone nations, including Cyprus.
The island nation, which has one of Europe’s smallest economies, is the fifth country to turn to the eurozone for aid during the region’s debt crisis. It follows Greece, Ireland, Portugal and Spain.
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Turkey-Libya maritime boundaries deal ‘remains null and void,’ Greek foreign minister says
Turkey-Libya maritime boundaries deal ‘remains null and void,’ Greek foreign minister says
The joint statement responded to the recent decision by Libya’s House of Representatives to ratify the 2019 memorandum.
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Mongolia positions itself as Asia’s next data centre hub
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During the COP17 conference in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia offered potential data centre investors tax relief, data security, cheap energy, land, and cold weather.
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@roll-outcommanders6520
February 14, 2024 at 12:14 pm
Yes, they did follow the IEA suggestions and now it is too expensive to heat this winter – great 10-point plan!
@intrue5021
February 14, 2024 at 12:14 pm
What does the International Energy Agency do?
Omertations!
There is evidence of this everywhere, even in Chinese pneumology hospitals!
They are the stupid ones who pretend to make billions of batteries with nickel and lithium (only for the ignorance of the investors), or with cobalt (at gunpoint) and graphite (from China, because in other countries it has been used for centuries to write nonsense)!
They lack knowledge, contents, expertise, and for this reason they try to monopolize the global market while ignoring the specific need of countries and local resources to develop energy transitions faster!
Phrases from the Circle of Ignorance:
– But those batteries don't have a lot of storage capacity;
– But those batteries are slow and don't deliver enough power;
– But those batteries don't bring profits to affiliates;
– But those batteries cost too little;
… (they say too many stupidity…)
All these factors have been solved or can be solved in real economic ways, through industry innovations!
Why insist? Market isn't yours… as global survival!