Synopsis: - India’s Ministry of Steel has issued a critical clarification mandating BIS certification for both finished steel products & their input materials under the Steel & Steel Products (Quality Control) Order, 2024, impacting imports from June 16, 2025. The order affects global players like Hyundai & could disrupt supply chains for small steel processors in India.

Synopsis: - Thailand’s Cabinet has extended the national ban on building or expanding steel bar factories for another five years, through 2030, to combat industrial oversupply and inefficiency. The Ministry of Industry, in coordination with key economic and environmental agencies, is aiming to stabilize domestic steel production and align it with long-term sustainability goals.

Synopsis: - ArcelorMittal Eisenhüttenstadt, a key German steel facility under global steel leader ArcelorMittal, will temporarily suspend its blast furnace 5A from June 22 to June 27–28 for deep-blowing maintenance. The operation may cause limited emissions but aims to maintain safety & extend the furnace’s operating life.

Synopsis: - British Steel has signed a £500-million ($635 million) contract to supply Network Rail with 70,000–80,000 metric tons of rails annually from its Scunthorpe facility. The 5-year deal, with a 3-year extension option, reaffirms British Steel's role as Network Rail’s principal rail supplier.

Synopsis: - Spain-based Tubos Reunidos Group has clinched two prestigious orders exceeding €26.5 million ($28.5 million) from India’s Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited for its advanced seamless steel tubes. The deal reinforces Indo-European industrial ties and underscores Tubos Reunidos’ global reputation for metallurgical excellence.

Synopsis: - Metso has signed a pivotal equipment supply agreement for Jinnan Iron & Steel Group’s upcoming iron ore concentrator plant in Sohar, Oman. Slated for commissioning in 2027, the plant will produce 12.6 million metric tons of high-grade DR-grade iron ore annually, positioning Oman as a key player in the low-carbon steel supply chain.

Synopsis: - The Australian Renewable Energy Agency has allocated A$19.8 million to the NeoSmelt consortium, comprising BlueScope, BHP, Rio Tinto, Woodside & Mitsui Iron Ore Development, to progress a cutting-edge electric smelting furnace pilot in Kwinana, targeting low-emissions ironmaking using Pilbara iron ore.

Synopsis: - A groundbreaking study by Stockholm School of Economics reveals Liberty Steel Galați’s green steel ambitions are heavily reliant on hydrogen sourcing strategies. Researchers Mara Bălașa & Rickard Sandberg warn that opting for externally sourced green H₂ without proper safeguards may lead to $3.5 billion in value loss.

Synopsis: - Poland’s Ministry of Industry has unveiled an ambitious Action Plan for the Sustainable Development of the Steel Industry, addressing critical issues like energy costs, foreign competition & environmental red tape, aiming to safeguard jobs & national production until 2050.

Synopsis: - Tokyo Steel, Japan’s leading electric arc furnace steelmaker, has commissioned a cutting-edge dust recycling system designed to reduce emissions, reclaim metals & improve operational sustainability. The technology is a step forward in Japan’s march toward industrial decarbonization.

Synopsis: - This article unpacks how Spanish steel giant Tubos Reunidos is reinventing itself through cutting-edge innovations, green hydrogen integration, digital dexterity, & diversified product strategies. Key collaborators include Iberdrola, Repsol, EUROFER, & the Spanish Government’s PERTE initiative.

Synopsis: - A 34-year-old contract worker named Sunil Kumar Singh tragically died in a shunting accident during late-night logistics operations at Tata Steel’s Jamshedpur plant. Tata Steel has confirmed the incident & is conducting an internal investigation.

Synopsis: - Vulcan Steel Limited announces the retirement of long-serving CEO Rhys Jones after 19 years. Gavin Street, current Chief Commercial Officer, will succeed him as Managing Director and CEO from January 2026. Rhys Jones will transition to Board Chair, replacing Russell Chenu, ensuring leadership continuity.

Synopsis: - Juan Carlos Cairo-Padron & Thomas Michael Fortinberry were arrested for orchestrating a years-long sanctions evasion & smuggling operation to supply Venezuela’s state-owned steel firm COMSIGUA using front companies, global bank transfers & illicit exports.

Synopsis: - U.S. President Donald J. Trump & U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer finalized a historic Economic Prosperity Deal that liberalizes transatlantic trade in automobiles, aluminum, steel & pharmaceuticals, while reinforcing national security provisions through tariff quotas & supply chain mandates.

Synopsis: - Singapore’s High Court has decisively ruled against the Gupta Family Group Alliance, rejecting Liberty Steel’s appeal to avoid judicial management. The ruling favours ArcelorMittal, the Luxembourg-based steel titan, over unresolved payments tied to a $145 million acquisition dispute.

Synopsis: - The United Steelworkers union, led by President David McCall, has vowed to closely monitor and hold Nippon Steel accountable as it finalizes its acquisition of U.S. Steel, citing concerns over worker rights, plant operations & national industrial integrity.

Synopsis: - The Maritime Union of Australia and Australian Workers’ Union strongly oppose the government’s decision to send the Northern Endeavour offshore oil platform to Norway for dismantling, arguing it contradicts the “Future Made in Australia” agenda. Minister for Resources Madeleine King is urged to redirect levy funds towards building domestic decommissioning infrastructure, securing jobs, and supporting a sovereign green metals industry.

Synopsis: - Germany’s engineering federation VDMA has urged the EU to reduce overreliance on China, support strategic tech development, and finalize free trade deals, warning of unfair competition from Chinese state-backed firms.

Synopsis: - UK Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds has vowed to protect Speciality Steel in Sheffield, calling it a national asset, as the company faces £600m in debt. Local MP Marie Tidball raised concerns in Parliament, pressing for government action to safeguard 1,500 jobs amid ongoing financial distress.

Synopsis: - Jingye Group, the Chinese owner of British Steel, is preparing to recover over £700 million in debts after the UK government took over operations of the company. PwC & Linklaters are advising Jingye on asset valuation & potential legal remedies.

Synopsis: - Liberty Steel’s Galati plant in Romania suffered a technical failure on June 12, forcing an emergency shutdown of its recently restarted Blast Furnace No5. Despite the incident, rolling mill operations remain on track as production continues using previously made semi-finished steel.

Synopsis: - thyssenkrupp Steel has selected Primetals Technologies to modernize the slab sizing press at Hot-Strip Mill No. 2 in Duisburg, Germany. The project includes advanced drive upgrades, enhanced safety systems, & energy-efficient cooling.

Synopsis: - Nippon Steel Engineering, its Indian arm NSEI, and Tata Projects Limited have secured a contract from Steel Authority of India Limited to deliver a state-of-the-art Coke Dry Quenching system at the IISCO Steel Plant. This marks SAIL’s first adoption of single-chamber CDQ technology, reflecting a strategic shift toward cleaner & more energy-efficient coke production.

Synopsis: - Tenaris has launched its full-well Dopeless® technology in Brazil’s Búzios offshore field, operated by Petrobras. With safe & sustainable casing installations, Tenaris reinforces its environmental & operational leadership in offshore drilling.

Synopsis: - China’s Ansteel has pioneered 4.5 mm-thick ultra-high-strength 50Mn seamless steel pipes for geological use, showcasing a significant metallurgical feat. The innovation was made possible through a novel dual-technology system by Ansteel’s large plant & technology center.

Synopsis: - Jindal Steel & Power Limited plans to rename itself as Jindal Steel Limited, aligning its identity more closely with its core steelmaking business. The change awaits approvals from shareholders, the Ministry of Corporate Affairs & other statutory bodies.

Synopsis: - GMS launches a three-part webinar series on the Hong Kong Convention just as the Convention finally comes into force on June 26, 2025. Meanwhile, geopolitical turbulence from Israeli strikes on Iran & Trump’s revived tariff tirade send oil prices & freight rates soaring, further shaking the global ship recycling market.

Synopsis: - In a major feat for India’s Bullet Train project, the National High Speed Rail Corporation Limited launched a 100-metre-long steel bridge over the Dedicated Freight Corridor near Bharuch, Gujarat. This marks the eighth of 28 planned steel bridges on the Mumbai–Ahmedabad route, as construction crosses 300 km of viaducts.

Synopsis: - The European Union has imposed provisional anti-dumping duties of up to 80.7% on specific screws & bolts imported from China. Firms like Zhejiang Junyue & Brother Group are affected

Synopsis: - Malaysia’s Ministry of Investment, Trade & Industry has concluded its expedited anti-dumping duty review on color-coated steel from Vietnam's Tay Nam Steel Manufacturing & Trading Co., Ltd., ending the temporary exemption granted to the company. The duties, ranging from 12.06% to 52.10%, remain in effect until July 2026.

Synopsis: - Stegra has installed its first 20 MW electrolyzer at its green hydrogen plant in Boden, Sweden, supplied by thyssenkrupp nucera. With construction led by Piyush Mishra and hydrogen technology guided by Hedvig Paradis, the project will power carbon-neutral iron & steel production.

Synopsis: - The European Union's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, slated for full implementation in 2026, aims to impose carbon costs on imports to prevent carbon leakage. However, challenges persist regarding readiness and financial implications. Industry experts, including Eurometal President Alexander Julius, highlight concerns about the mechanism's complexity and its potential impact on the steel sector.

Synopsis: - Ukrainian steelmaker Metinvest & Italian engineering firm Danieli have unveiled an ambitious plan to rejuvenate steel production at the Piombino plant in Italy through their joint venture, Metinvest Adria. The project, backed by Italian authorities & unions, aims to launch green steel output by 2027 using electric arc furnace technology.

Synopsis: - Saint-Gervais has launched the eco-conscious L'Alpin ski lift using ArcelorMittal's XCarb® low-CO₂ steel cables, blending tourism & sustainability across the Evasion Mont-Blanc ski zone. The project reflects STBMA’s vision for heritage-conscious, low-impact infrastructure.

Synopsis: - Outokumpu and Alstom have partnered to supply ultra-low-emission Circle Green® stainless steel for next-gen metro cars, significantly reducing carbon emissions and advancing EU climate goals by 2050.

Synopsis: - ArcelorMittal Poland has urged the EU to accelerate support for decarbonisation, citing high energy prices, foreign competition & escalating costs under the Emissions Trading System. The company warns that domestic steelmakers cannot manage the transition to green production without substantial assistance.

Synopsis: - Spain’s Grupo Industrial Cristian Lay has started building a 25 MWp solar power plant to directly supply renewable energy to its Siderúrgica Balboa steel facility. The project aims to reduce energy costs by €2.5 million ($4.04m) annually and enhance long-term industrial self-sufficiency.

Synopsis: - This article explores the research by Fabian Neumann, Johannes Hampp & Tom Brown published in Nature Communications, examining how green fuel & steel imports can reduce Europe's energy infrastructure costs, land use, & dependency.

Synopsis: - Amprion has commenced production of its 2-gigawatt offshore converter platforms BalWin1 & BalWin2 in partnership with Dragados Offshore, Siemens Energy & Meyer Werft. These platforms will connect North Sea wind farms to Germany’s power grid by 2030–31, marking a major milestone in European energy collaboration.

Synopsis: - Chile’s development agency Corfo is seeking consulting firms to assess the Boquerón Chañar iron ore deposit to establish a green steel plant, aimed at reviving local production after the closure of CAP’s Huachipato mill & countering unfair Chinese steel imports.

Synopsis: - Solar Steel has launched its revolutionary Full Backtracking Solar system, incorporating advanced 3D optimization algorithms, seamless real-time monitoring, & scalable deployment solutions. With this, the company redefines utility-scale solar energy performance, minimizing land wastage & maximizing output across global installations.

Synopsis: - Resonac, Nippon Steel, Nippon Steel Engineering, and the University of Toyama have initiated a groundbreaking project to produce glycine from CO₂-emitted methanol, aiming to revolutionize chemical manufacturing and significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Synopsis: - POSCO Future M has inaugurated its Gwangyang precursor plant, ensuring self-sufficiency in battery materials like high-purity nickel sulfate. Key figures from POSCO Holdings, Gwangyang City, & related entities joined the ceremony celebrating enhanced supply chain control.

Synopsis: - The Bureau of Industry & Security, under the U.S. Department of Commerce, has amended the Harmonized Tariff Schedule to impose new tariffs on eight steel-derivative consumer goods, following President Biden’s Proclamation 10896. These tariffs take effect from June 23, 2025.

Synopsis: - U.S. Steel and Nippon Steel have received full regulatory approval, including an Executive Order from President Trump, for their historic steelmaking partnership, which promises $11 billion in investments by 2028 and safeguards over 100,000 American jobs.

Synopsis: - Steel remains a crucial input for U.S. defense and manufacturing industries, prompting recent tariff measures aimed at preserving domestic production and employment across key states.

Synopsis: - Mexico and the United States are in advanced talks to reach a new steel trade agreement. The proposed deal would allow tariff-free Mexican steel exports to the US within historically defined volume limits.

Synopsis: - Brazil’s steel sector faces fresh uncertainty as new 50% tariffs on exports raise concerns about competitiveness. Despite a 7.3% rise in semi-finished steel exports earlier this year, Amcham Brasil warns the intensified levies may hinder industrial momentum.

Synopsis: - Mexico’s steel imports plunged to a 51-month low in April 2025, totaling just $875 million, according to trade data. Despite sporadic surges, firms like Ternium, ArcelorMittal México, & Deacero face sustained demand drops & economic headwinds.

Synopsis: - Steel Authority of India Limited has launched a ₹45,810 crore ($5.5 billion) expansion at its IISCO Steel Plant in Burnpur, West Bengal. This ambitious move will boost capacity to 7.1 million metric tons by 2029 & generate over 12,000 jobs, marking one of the largest industrial investments in eastern India.

Synopsis: - Visakhapatnam Steel Plant is set to restart its third blast furnace by the end of June 2025, boosting annual production to 7.5 million metric tons. This revival is supported by a ₹11,500 crore government package, aiming to restore the plant’s full operational capacity.

Synopsis: - The Mexican government has shut down industrial offices in Monterrey & Ciudad Juárez after discovering that a company imported 400,000 metric tons of steel without proper registration or traceability, according to federal authorities.

Synopsis: - Elisa has expanded its partnership with Outokumpu, a global stainless steel leader, to manage its internet & network services across five continents. Collaborating with Vodafone Business, Elisa will ensure high-performance connectivity for Outokumpu’s manufacturing facilities worldwide.

Synopsis: - Paolo Rocca, chairman of Techint Group, emphasized the vital link between education and industrial transformation at Argentina’s Roberto Rocca Education Day, urging structural reforms to boost national development.

Synopsis: - Siderperu has unveiled its 2025 education initiatives in Chimbote, aiming to benefit over 5,000 students & teachers through programs in leadership, technical training, bio-gardens, & digital learning platforms.

Synopsis: - ArcelorMittal Acindar challenged over 700 students from technical schools in Villa Constitución through its Ingeniamos program, engaging them in robotics & programming projects across a dynamic four-day event.

Synopsis: - Researchers including Aminul Islam, Qidong Li, and Zoheir N. Farhat studied how hydrogen permeates and gets trapped in modern, vintage & legacy Canadian pipeline steels, revealing how microstructure evolution over decades impacts resistance to hydrogen embrittlement.

Synopsis: - Scientists from China, including Yuhan Liu & Chengqing Yuan, have discovered that golden mussels (Limnoperna fortunei) severely worsen pitting corrosion on carbon steel used in hydraulic systems, highlighting new risks to water infrastructure integrity.

Synopsis: - JSW Energy, led by CEO Sharad Mahendra & Group CSO Prabodha Acharya, is transitioning from thermal power to renewables, with a strong focus on cutting emissions, conserving water, and preserving biodiversity, aiming for net zero emissions by 2050.

Synopsis: - Swedish company Stegra is exploring a green hydrogen steel project in Brazil, holding talks with mining giant Vale to expand its decarbonization-driven portfolio & bolster clean steel production.

Synopsis: - Tata Steel CEO T V Narendran announced the company’s target to produce 10–15 million metric tons of steel through recycling over the next 10–15 years, as part of its global decarbonization strategy across India, Europe & Southeast Asia.

Synopsis: - Usiminas has released its 2024 Sustainability Report, outlining its evolving commitments to ethical governance, transparent management, also environmental responsibility, as stated by its Sustainability Director, Roberto Maia.

Synopsis: - The UK government has pledged £200 million ($272 million) to the Acorn carbon capture project in St Fergus, Scotland, led by Storegga, Shell UK, Harbour Energy & North Sea Midstream Partners. The initiative aims to store CO₂ under the North Sea as part of Britain’s broader climate strategy.

Synopsis: - Gerdau has earned the prestigious B Corporation certification for its operations in Argentina & Uruguay, recognizing its commitment to environmental, social, & governance standards while sustaining a responsible business model.

Synopsis: - U.S. Steel and Nippon Steel have received full regulatory approval, including an Executive Order from President Trump, for their historic steelmaking partnership, which promises $11 billion in investments by 2028 and safeguards over 100,000 American jobs.

Synopsis: - The US Department of Justice has secured a motion from the DC Circuit Court to pause its legal challenge against Nippon Steel's proposed acquisition of US Steel, effectively placing the antitrust suit in abeyance as merger talks continue.

Synopsis: - Residents of Koppal, Karnataka, have united to oppose the proposed expansion of the Baldota Steel and Power Limited plant, citing severe pollution concerns. Despite directives from Chief Minister Siddaramaiah to halt preparatory work, local authorities have been accused of non-compliance, intensifying the conflict.

Synopsis: - The European Union has formally notified the WTO of its plan to reintroduce country-specific quotas for steel imports from Türkiye, the United Kingdom & South Korea, reversing its earlier global quota policy for category 17 steel products. This revision aims to address inequities triggered by the 15% global cap & will take effect from 1 July 2025, following consultations with affected countries.

Synopsis: - The Coalition of American Metal Manufacturers and Users has raised alarms over the U.S. doubling Section 232 steel & aluminum tariffs, warning it will damage domestic manufacturing, increase costs, and undermine supply chains shared with allies like Canada and Japan.

Synopsis: - ArcelorMittal Spain is transforming its former Villaverde plant into a state-of-the-art steel distribution, recycling & processing centre for the Madrid region, consolidating operations from Getafe & Coslada to streamline logistics & boost sustainability.

Synopsis: - SA Unions have called for the public ownership of the Whyalla Steelworks to safeguard jobs and transform the site into a global hub for green steel. Following Sanjeev Gupta’s exit, the South Australian government seized control under a $2.4 billion rescue plan.

Synopsis: - The Italian government has pledged an additional €200 million to support Acciaierie d’Italia, formerly Ilva, during its transition towards privatization, led by an Azerbaijani consortium including Baku Steel & the Business Development Fund of Azerbaijan.

Synopsis: - CriteriaCaixa, the investment arm of Spain’s “la Caixa” banking group, has withdrawn from its agreement to acquire a 20% stake in Celsa Group, citing shifting market dynamics & strategic recalibration.

Synopsis: - Speciality Steel UK, a subsidiary of Liberty Steel, faces financial turmoil with debts exceeding £618 million. Despite efforts to restructure, including a proposed debt write-off, the company has struggled to regain operational stability at its Sheffield and Rotherham plants. The appointment of a receiver by Together Finance marks a critical juncture in the company's battle for survival.

Synopsis: - Zhongshou Special Steel Group & Primetals Technologies have achieved a record-setting milestone by installing four high-reduction rolling stands for China’s first-ever 4+5 Arvedi ESP line at Luanzhou within just one week, marking the 11th global ESP line set for launch by November 2025.

Synopsis: - POSCO and HD Hyundai Heavy Industries have forged a strategic alliance to advance the application of POSCO’s high-manganese steel in naval shipbuilding, aiming to enhance the durability and performance of future warships.

Synopsis: - Jiangsu Dejing Piping System Technology is set to commission 13 stainless steel pipe production lines by end of June 2025, aiming to expand capacity & strengthen its market presence in China’s competitive steel sector.

Synopsis: - BSRM, Bangladesh’s leading steel manufacturer, has begun producing 50 mm diameter reinforcing steel bars exclusively for the Padma Bridge. This rare innovation marks a regional milestone, making BSRM the only producer of such rebar in South Asia.

Synopsis: - Researchers at Shenzhen University, including Feng Xing & Zhongfeng Zhu, have pioneered a self-sensing steel–FRP composite bar equipped with distributed fiber-optic sensors to detect concrete cracks in real time, enhancing civil infrastructure durability.

Synopsis: - Bourns has launched its new Thick Film on Steel product line, beginning with the TFOS30-1-150 model, to enhance high-energy applications across BESS, solar, motor drives & industrial power systems, offering durability, power, & thermal resilience.

Synopsis: - The U.S. Department of Labor and Trade Representative have requested that Mexico review alleged labor rights violations at Tubos de Acero de Mexico S.A. following claims by Mexican union SINAIN under the USMCA’s Rapid Response Mechanism.

Synopsis: - The U.S. Department of Commerce has issued final results in its 2022 countervailing duty review on finished carbon steel flanges from India, assigning subsidy rates to Norma Group, RNG & other exporters. The review also rescinded action against 30 companies lacking eligible shipments.

Synopsis: - The U.S. Department of Commerce has finalized its decision to impose a 78.17% dumping margin on four Taiwanese steel nail producers, Dar Yu, Liang Chyuan, Tricera & Your Standing International, citing failure to cooperate in an antidumping review for the 2023–2024 period.

Synopsis: - Baowu & Rio Tinto have inaugurated the $2.4 billion Western Range iron ore project in Western Australia, marking a new milestone in their long-term alliance. Dignitaries including Baowu Chairman Hu Wangming, Premier Roger Cook & Rio Tinto CEO Jakob Stausholm attended the launch.

Synopsis: - Erdemir, backed by OYAK Maden Metalürji, hosted the second edition of the SteelOrbis Piyasa Sohbetleri in Istanbul, where leading voices from Türkiye’s steel sector discussed challenges, forecasts & global trends impacting the industry.

Synopsis: - New calls for submissions have opened for four major architecture & design competitions, including the UIA Gold Medal, Steedman Fellowship, Steel Competition, & the Design for Aging Competition, offering global recognition & up to $100,000 in awards.

Synopsis: - Tata Steel CEO T. V. Narendran, in an interview with McKinsey, discussed global steel decarbonization, outlining hydrogen-based plans in the Netherlands, scrap-driven strategies in the UK, & India's EASyMelt innovation as part of Tata’s green transformation roadmap.

Synopsis: - ENTSO E, the European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity, has raised key objections to the EU's upcoming Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, calling for exemptions for electricity TSOs, clearer CO₂ tracking methods, and fairer treatment of grid-balancing flows from third countries. The group seeks urgent revisions before the 2026 rollout.

Synopsis: - Tenaris has earned an Environmental Product Declaration for its seamless steel pipes across seven global sites, validated by Germany's IBU, showcasing its commitment to circularity, transparency & eco-conscious steel production.

Synopsis: - Baosteel has achieved a major milestone by successfully deploying its self-developed hydrogen storage oil casing in Asia’s first deep salt cavern storage facility, showcasing its innovation in safe & sustainable H₂ containment.

Synopsis: - Malaysia’s government, led by Prime Minister Dato’ Seri Anwar Ibrahim, is preparing to introduce a carbon tax by 2026, targeting energy & iron & steel sectors. The initiative draws inspiration from global models in Singapore, the European Union & Indonesia, as explained by the Secretary General in SEASI’s latest briefing.

Synopsis: - Vietnam's steel industry, led by Hoa Phat Group and Vietnam Steel Corporation, is undertaking significant efforts to reduce carbon emissions in response to the European Union's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, set to be fully implemented by 2034.

Synopsis: - Esteel Enterprise Sabah Sdn Bhd inaugurated Phase I of its industrial complex in Kota Kinabalu on 30 May 2025, in a ceremony graced by Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim & Chief Minister Hajiji Noor. The project aims to propel Sabah as a pivotal player in the downstream oil & gas sector, spurring employment & economic resilience.

Synopsis: - SEASI’s blog highlights the transformative power of renewable energy in building a safer, healthier, & more resilient future. It underscores global efforts across industries to promote sustainability, reduce emissions, & accelerate innovation in solar, wind, biomass & hydrogen sectors.

Synopsis: - The Community of Madrid has become the first regional government in Europe to issue a European Green Bond aligned with EU Regulation 2023/2631, supported by a pre-issuance review from DNV, securing €500 million to fund eco-conscious transport projects.

Synopsis: - A new study by the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa reveals that airborne iron from coal & steel industries is disrupting ocean life thousands of miles away in the North Pacific Transition Zone, threatening vital fisheries near Hawaiʻi.

Synopsis: - A recent amendment to the EU's CO₂ regulation for passenger cars & vans allows manufacturers to average emissions over 2025–2027, giving them flexibility but delaying climate goals, says a report by the International Council on Clean Transportation.

Synopsis: - Former U.S. President Donald Trump claimed that the U.S. holds a “golden share” in United States Steel Corp., asserting presidential control over the company despite a planned $14.1 billion takeover by Japan’s Nippon Steel.

Synopsis: - The Trump administration has extended 50% steel tariffs to include imported household appliances from countries like South Korea & Mexico. The U.S. Commerce Department will now apply duties based on the steel content of products like refrigerators, dishwashers, & ovens.