A very combative Angela Markel, in view of the upcoming G20, which will open next Friday in Hamburg.
The landlord has announced that she is unwilling to take a step back on climate change, no matter how Trump will since, as it is known, he announced about a month ago the intention to abandon the Paris Agreement.
There seem to be all the necessary assumptions for the meeting to become a true siege to the US President by the leading heads of state and government of the entire world.
And while Trump is thinking of re-launching the use of coal for energy production in the US, India is doing exactly the opposite, with Coal India, the world's leading coal mining company, which closes 37 mines with the perspective of reviewing the old coal-based plans. This is due to the lower cost of the solar kWh, compared to coal (2.4 to 3.5 rupees).
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