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Arthur Neslen

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Brussels-based journalist, ex-@Guardian, @TRF_Stories, @PoliticoEurope & author of Israel/Palestine books.
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Unions in Europe press for new worker protections to counter heat stress

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By Arthur Neslen Verified, Matthew Taylor Verified
| MSN Verified
As Europe's sweltering summer continues, trades unions are mounting a push for new laws to counter deadly heat stress that is linked to an estimated 230 workplace deaths a year. This year's toll may be even higher, with 1,300 excess European deaths already connected to the June heatwave by the World Health Organization , and other estimates running as high as 20,000 .
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‘There are turtles all the way down’: how an EU solar funding ban could impact climate targets

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By Arthur Neslen Verified
| Sustainable Views
REQUEST FREE TRIAL The restriction on public funding for solar and battery inverters from ‘high-risk vendors’ in China is stirring discontent An EU ban on public funding for solar and battery inverters from “high-risk vendors” in China is stirring discontent over the measure’s cost, efficacy and impact on Europe’s climate targets.
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New calls for ISDS exit as sanctions-linked Russian cases soar

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By Arthur Neslen Verified
| Sustainable Views
Request Free Trial Publicly known claims by Russian investors and entities for harms caused by sanctions total $62bn EU lawmakers, Ukrainian officials and non-profits are calling for the urgent termination of bilateral investment treaties with Russia and Belarus, as legal bids to compensate Russian investors hit by sanctions accelerate.
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