Europe’s benchmark natural gas prices soared this week after Qatar’s key LNG hub sustained extensive damage in Iranian missile attacks, with European gas prices on track for a 20% weekly jump early on Friday as the market braces itself for years of disrupted supply out of the world’s second-largest LNG exporter.    The April 2026 contract of the Dutch TTF Natural Gas Futures slightly eased early on Friday from the surge on Thursday and was trading flat at about $72 (62 euros) per megawatt-hour (MWh) as…

De manera unilateral, el gobierno costarricense limitó las relaciones con la Mayor de las Antillas al ámbito consular El presidente cubano, Miguel Díaz-Canel, rechazó la decisión unilateral del gobierno de Costa Rica de «…rebajar el nivel de las relaciones con Cuba, lim...

El vicepresidente sectorial de Planificación, Ricardo Menéndez, advirtió sobre los riesgos asociados al uso de la inteligencia artificial, especialmente en la manipulación de la información y su incidencia en la libertad de pensamiento de la sociedad venezolana. Así lo dejó saber du...

When Israeli jets struck the South Pars gas complex near Asaluyeh, they hit more than pipes and compressors. They struck the single piece of infrastructure most essential to Iran's ability to function -- a field that provides 75 percent of Iran's domestic gas supply and powers roughly 80 percent of the country's electricity generation. The strike halted output at two refineries with a combined daily capacity of around 100 million cubic meters, sending prices soaring and triggering Iranian retaliatory strikes on energy infrastructure in Gulf Arab…