Power
Trump says US captured President Maduro amid strikes, Venezuela declares national emergency
The Venezuelan government does not know the whereabouts of President Nicolas Maduro or his wife Cilia Flores, Vice President Delcy Rodriguez said.
Following shutdown, Iraq expects Iranian gas supplies to resume within a week, official says
Oman boosts solar supply chain with Italian-built automated production line
Bank Hapoalim leads NIS 5B financing for Israel’s Kesem power plant
About 233,000 still without power in Puerto Rico days after Fiona
Following Hurricane Fiona's destructive path, Puerto Rico still faces widespread power outages across the island.
IDF re-opens Gaza crossings for humanitarian needs after ceasefire
Gaza's sole power plant was forced to cease its operations on Saturday after it ran out of fuel.
Ukraine war: Power restored to Chernobyl nuclear power plant - IAEA
Site of the worst nuclear disaster in history, the plant was seized by Russian troops on February 24 after the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Emoji use shows less authority, power – TAU study
"When you want to signal power think twice before sending an emoji or a picture," says Tel Aviv University researcher Dr. Elinor Amit.
Jordanians protest against water-for-energy deal with Israel
A new deal between Jordan and Israel states that Jordan will supply power to Israel, and Israel will supply water to Jordan.
South Korean toilet turns excrement into power and digital currency
Using the toilet grants the user a currency invented by the engineer. The currency can then be used on campus in various shops and cafeterias
Iran power outage crisis leads politicians to slam their own policy
This unprecedented overt critique about the country’s problems apparently reveals the depth of the problem and Iran is not alone.
Will China dominate the future?
If so, what can like-minded democracies do to compete?
China’s efforts to establish regional hegemony - comment
With its re-emergence as the dominant economy in the region, China has widened its claims on features in the South China Sea and islands in the East China Sea.
Why do western diplomats want to ‘engage’ far-right abroad, not at home?
The engagement model has long been pushed by diplomats in western chanceries. This is because it sounds good.
