Serbian parliament rejects no-confidence motion as EIB funds Polish wind energy
Serbia's government survived an opposition no-confidence vote, while the EIB backed a major Polish wind farm and environmentalists warned of resource exhaustion.
Serbia's National Assembly concluded its ninth extraordinary session on Wednesday, rejecting an opposition motion of no confidence and reaffirming support for the sitting government.
Separately, environmental reporting indicates that humanity will exhaust its annual natural resource quota on Thursday, entering ecological deficit as global consumption outpaces Earth's capacity to regenerate ecosystems.
In European energy development, the European Investment Bank approved over €260 million in financing for the construction of Poland's second-largest onshore wind farm project.
These political and sustainability developments follow previously reported corporate updates, including a doubling of second-quarter profits among major global oil producers alongside falling share prices for French luxury conglomerate LVMH.
Sources: Tanjug
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