Do green policies and farmers have to clash?

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غضب المزارعين في أوروبا يتصاعد و دائرة الاحتجاجات تتسع، غضب و احتجاجات ساهمت "السياسة الزراعية المشتركة الجديدة" و قانون "الميثاق الأخضر الأوروبي" في إثارتها .. ما هي أسباب أزمة المزارعين أو حراك الجرارات في أوروبا ؟ إلى أين تمضي ؟ و هل تنجح محاولات التهدئة ؟ أسئلة و أخرى يطرحها ...  Show more

As EU leaders received a stark warning about the climate risks facing the bloc, the European Commission caved to farmer protests and demands to slash environmental requirements. Host Sarah Wheaton talks to POLITICO's climate policy reporter Zia Weise about the recent report on cl ...  Show more

Across the UK anger is brewing among farmers.  

Protests have already been held in London, Dover and Wales, with more on the way - mirroring similar tensions seen across Europe in the last six months.     

Their anger is focused on cheap foreign imports and ...  Show more

There's been a wave of farmers' protests across Europe in recent weeks. France, Germany, the Netherlands, Spain and Eastern European countries have all seen farmers airing their grievances by driving their tractors into towns and cities and blocking roads. There have also been si ...  Show more