Oil prices were spiking again in early Asian trade on Tuesday, reversing part of the previous session’s steep losses as Iran denied claims that it had engaged in negotiations with the U.S. At the time of writing, West Texas Intermediate had climbed to $91.54, up 3.87%, while Brent crude had risen 3.43% to $103.40. The rebound follows a dramatic selloff on Monday, when Brent briefly fell below $100 per barrel for the first time since March 11 after President Trump claimed Washington had held “very good and productive” conversations…

El anuncio del presidente impulsó los mercados al alza y provocó una caída en los precios de la energía, ya que los inversores apostaron a que el bloqueo iraní de un punto estratégico para el transporte marítimo podría terminar pronto. 23 de marzo de 2026.-Estados U...

The U.S. has already launched hundreds of missiles and precision-guided weapons in the escalating conflict with Iran, an air campaign that has consumed billions of dollars in advanced military hardware in just weeks. But a new warning circulating in Chinese and Western media suggests the materials needed to keep producing those weapons may be running dangerously low. Reports from the South China Morning Post and Reuters indicate Washington could have only weeks or months of certain rare-earth inventories available for defense manufacturing if supply…

La fase dos presenta un avance del 75 % 23 de marzo de 2026.-La restauración integral de la Basílica Menor Catedral de la Inmaculada Concepción de la ciudad de Mérida, se desarrolla con 38 frente de trabajo activos, una obra emblemática que se ejecuta de manera mancomunada en...

U.S. President Donald Trump said Monday the White House is in contact with what he described as a “respected” IranianGold Breaks, Bitcoin Rallies as Iran War Scrambles Safe Havens figure and claimed Tehran is now pushing for a deal to end the war as it enters its fourth week. He also extended a deadline for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, giving it five more days before the U.S. moves ahead with strikes on Iranian power infrastructure. The shift marked a sharp reversal from the weekend, when Washington and Tehran traded threats…

At the end of February, the Alberta government released its draft budget for the year, forecasting a deficit resulting from low oil prices, set to extend over the next three years. Now, Canada—and Alberta specifically—are about to become some of the big winners from the oil price rally resulting from the Middle East supply crunch. Canadian oil producers are set to get an additional revenue of some C$90 billion ($65.6 billion) from the rally, Enverus recently predicted, using modelling that showed for every $10 gain in oil prices, Canadian…

Caracas, 23 de marzo de 2026.-Más de 130 migrantes venezolanos repatriados desde Miami, Estados Unidos (EEUU), arribaron al Aeropuerto Internacional de Maiquetía Simón Bolívar en el vuelo 126 de la Gran Misión Vuelta a la Patria (GMVP), este lunes 23 de marzo. Este grupo incluyó 115 hombres, 1...

There is a persistent belief in energy debates that refuses to die: renewables and electrification are necessary, but expensive. It is often framed as an unavoidable trade?off — clean energy comes at a premium, while fossil fuels remain the cheaper, more reliable baseline. That assumption is now being tested against reality. And reality is not being kind to it. As gas prices climb again amid tensions around Iran and the Strait of Hormuz, Europe is seeing a familiar pattern: electricity prices surge in regions heavily exposed to gas, while…

Caracas, 23 de marzo de 2026- . MSC Cruceros, la tercera operadora naviera más importante del mundo, agregó a la isla de Margarita a su inventario de destinos internacionales, informó Prensa Mintur. Esta compañía italiana, que ha recorrido más de 100 países y 300 destinos, habilitó ...

The once peaceful South American nation of Ecuador is being rocked by cocaine related violence. Since the 2020 pandemic, the tiny country’s murder rate has spiraled higher, hitting an all-time high of nearly 51 murders per 100,000 people during 2025. The tiny impoverished country of less than 20 million is regularly affected by extreme bloodshed, conflict, and lawlessness despite frequent security crackdowns. The rapid rise of cocaine trafficking and related brutality is sharply impacting government finances and Ecuador’s broken oil…