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.

A column of smoke rises during multiple explosions in the early hours of the morning, in Caracas, Venezuela, January 3, 2026 in this screen grab obtained from video obtained by Reuters.
Iranian flag overlayed with a rising stock graph and 3D printed gas pump miniature are seen in this illustration taken June 23, 2025.

Following shutdown, Iraq expects Iranian gas supplies to resume within a week, official says

 Gigawatt Global's 7.5 MW Solar Field in Burundi, completed in May 2021, providing over 10% of the country's electricity.

Oman boosts solar supply chain with Italian-built automated production line

Smokestacks at an Israel Electric Corp power station are seen from the Mediterranean, some 10 kilometers from Hadera.

Bank Hapoalim leads NIS 5B financing for Israel’s Kesem power plant


World Bank urges new Lebanese government to reform power sector

In November, parliament had to approve over $400 million in extra-budgetary spending on fuel to avoid blackouts, adding to Lebanon's spiraling debt.

Lebanon's government palace is seen illuminated purple to mark International Women's Day in downtown Beirut, Lebanon March 7, 2017.

Dreaming impossible dreams?

“I grew up in a poor neighborhood in Bat Yam, where nobody cared about aesthetics. Everybody was too busy fighting their daily battles. All people thought about was how to survive."

VIEW OF a Liran Ben Ivgi architectural project

The world turned upside down

Israel is achieving power parity with leading European nations.

Flag of Israel

Netanyahu crows at Israel’s listing as world’s 8th most powerful country

The same magazine said the country is also perceived as the world’s most religious state, followed by Saudi Arabia and Iran.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gestures during a Likud faction meeting, July 2 2018

Apologies don’t work for the powerful, study finds

People with high social status are perceived as insincere when they apologize for a transgression.

Shas party leader Arye Deri

How I achieve my New Year's Resolutions

The Jerusalem Post

My Grandmother's Fur Coat, My Great Aunts and My Sisterhood Seeking

The Jerusalem Post

No more ‘Not in my backyard’ stances for local municipalities

Today, the authority to license business operations lies with municipal authorities

Greennet waste facility

Nothing to see here

Israel needs to tell the truth about the decision to cut power to Gaza

A Palestinian woman washes by candlelight during a power cut in the kitchen of her home in Beit Lahiya in the northern Gaza Strip

Abbas threatens to further cut Gaza funds

According to the UN, Gaza residents now receive only about four to six hours a day of electricity.

Palestinians walk on a road during a power cut in Beit Lahiya in the northern Gaza Strip.