Caracas, 18 de marzo de 2026.- Como parte de la lucha frontal contra los grupos estructurados de delincuencia organizada dedicados al narcotráfico, en perfecta Fusión Popular, Militar - Policial, funcionarios de la División Contra Drogas del Cuerpo de Policía Nacional Bolivariana (CPNB) ejecut...

Asian countries have been criticized for years for not ditching coal fast enough. They were vindicated this month when the Middle East war cut off 20% of global LNG flows overnight after Qatar, Asia’s key term LNG supplier, shut in production and exports. China, India, South Korea, Japan, and the whole of Southeast and South Asia are using the coal buffers they have created in recent years. Their insistence that diversification and energy security are more important than headline emission reductions is paying off as spot LNG prices in Asia…

China could come out on top – or at the very least vindicated – as a result of the United States’ and Israel’s war in Iran. As the world reels from skyrocketing oil prices and general energy market volatility, China is reaping the rewards of the huge energy stockpiles that it has been hoarding for years in case of just such a crisis. China’s ‘supergrid’ could not only buffer the world’s second-largest economy from energy market fallout, it could make China a major economic winner at the end of the…

18 de marzo de 2026.- La presidenta encargada, Delcy Rodríguez, anunció la designación de Juan José Ramírez, actual ministro del Poder Popular de Obras Públicas, como nuevo vicepresidente sectorial de Obras Públicas y Servicios. A través de su canal de Telegram, Rodríguez expresó: «Confío plename...

Donald Trump and crew view renewable energy as an expensive fraud. British industrialists claim that the UK’s green goals make the country too expensive. New York politicians see green energy fueling an affordability crisis. We have argued, on the other hand, that proponents of renewables should push them not because they are greener but rather because they are more economical and less risky than the alternatives. Not everywhere every time, but enough of the time. So, who is right? When customers do see the benefits, is that failure due to…