La agencia afirma que los recortes de empleo ahorrarían 500 millones de dólares. La Casa Blanca ha calificado los controles de seguridad de "intrusivos". El sindicato se opone a la privatización. WASHINGTON, 6 de abril de 20...

6 de abril de 2026.-El presidente de Chile, José Antonio Kast, dijo este lunes en una rueda de prensa en Buenos Aires que su Gobierno va a «ir avanzando, paso a paso, en la expulsión de migrantes irregulares» y confió en que los venezolanos y otros extranjeros sin papeles se vayan del país de ...

REalloys (NASDAQ: ALOY) has signed an agreement to secure supply from one of the highest-grade rare earth deposits in the United States, with just nine months remaining before U.S. defense rules force the removal of Chinese material from the supply chain. The memorandum of understanding with U.S. Critical Materials Corp. gives REalloys access to up to 10% of production from the Sheep Creek project in Montana, with confirmed dysprosium, terbium, yttrium, and NdPr, the rare earth elements used in high-performance magnets for fighter aircraft, missile…

Global energy crises often act as severe stress tests that expose deep, structural fragilities in global supply chains that are erstwhile ignored. Such crises reveal weaknesses that extend far beyond fuel availability, causing systemic disruptions to industrial manufacturing, trade routes and food security. A good case in point is Germany, which effectively boxed itself into a corner with its decades-long energy policies.  Before the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, successive German governments pursued an energy policy that significantly…

6 de abril de 2026.-El vicepresidente Sectorial de Política, Seguridad Ciudadana y Paz, capitán Diosdado Cabello Rondón, calificó como un rotundo éxito el despliegue de seguridad Semana Santa 2026, el cual fue en coordinación nacional, incluyendo gobernaciones y alcaldías permitiendo garantiza...

The worst supply shock in the history of the oil market is spilling over to critical supply chains, threatening shortages of medical supplies, fertilizers, semiconductors, and everyday consumer goods, including textiles, footwear, and cosmetics. When the Strait of Hormuz is shut, it’s not only Asian refiners scrambling for crude oil to turn into fuels. The naphtha, ammonia, urea, and helium supply that the Middle East would typically export via the most critical energy chokepoint is now trapped in the Persian Gulf. Petrochemicals producers…

With over 90% of its annual budget historically coming from oil and around 95% of that black gold having to pass through the Strait of Hormuz before it is monetised, Iraq has at least as big a problem from the waterway’s closure as any country in the world. The temporary agreement it reached on 17 March with Iran that secured safe passage through the Strait for Iraqi ships has not provided the quick fix many might think. Despite the diplomatic agreement, most global shipping firms still refuse to send their vessels into the Gulf because…

Somalia is on the verge of embarking on its first-ever offshore oil drilling operation, marked by the arrival of the Turkish drillship Çagir Bey in Somali waters on Friday. The Turkish Petroleum Corporation's deep-water drilling vessel will conduct its first international mission off the Somali coast, and is expected to begin drilling at the Curad-1 well in the current month. Seismic data suggests Somalia’s offshore basins could hold between 30 billion and 40 billion barrels of oil and gas equivalent. Türkiye previously employed…

6 de abril de 2026.- Una aeronave que se encontraba oculta en una zona selvática del estado Apure, resultó destruida. La información fue ventilada en las redes de difusión del Grupo de Operaciones Estratégica (Goes), adscrito al Ministerio para las Relaciones Interiores, Justicia y Paz. El inf...

Caracas, 6 de abril de 2026.– Bajo el lema "Si Lo Amas, lo Cuidas- Más Playa, Menos Impacto", la ministra del Poder Popular para el Turismo, Daniella Cabello, desarrolló una gira nacional que inició en el est...

For years, one argument has dominated the debate around renewables: they are intermittent, and therefore require large-scale, dispatchable backup—usually in the form of gas-fired power plants. It is a compelling argument. It is also becoming increasingly outdated. Because while much of the discussion still treats batteries as a marginal technology, real-world systems are starting to show something very different. Storage is not just filling small gaps. It is beginning to replace the role traditionally played by large, flexible fossil generation.…