Sweden’s transportation authority has approved a four line bicycle superhighway between the southern cities of Malmö and Lund.

Side notes to the agreement that allowed for the formation of a new government in Bosnia. The role of the High Representative, the position of the social-democratic party and the true dividing lines crossing Bosnian society.

Zoran Milanovic’s new executive is facing one of Croatia’s most economically difficult periods, in its fourth consecutive year of recession. While taxes and contributions increase, Zagreb is thinking of attracting  investors from the Middle East.

At a time when online services are truly global, to shut them down even for one hour, let alone 24, is a childish response to a single issue within one country’s national politics.

My latest article in Guardian Sustainable Business is about the success Panasonic has gained from recycling appliances in Japan. The UK and other countries can learn from Panasonic’s success.

The Qatar Green Building Council is ramping up green building efforts with a punch that far outsizes the amount of space the country takes on the Arabian Peninsula.

Armenia may start promoting an “Australian-style” model of development for the separatist territory of Nagorno-Karabakh.

Dave Strenski is a “geek who likes to play with solar power” who is doing his part to install more solar roofs throughout Ypsilanti, a town of 22,000 that is a 40 minute drive from Detroit.