energy security
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Africa Eyes Integrated Grids for Renewable Energy Boost
African nations are exploring integrating national grids to boost energy reliability and cut costs. This strategy aims to accelerate renewable energy adoption, drawing on successful cross-border power links.
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Hungary Blocks EU Sanctions Amid Ukraine Oil Supply Dispute
Hungary is threatening to block the European Union’s 20th package of sanctions against Russia, demanding that Ukraine restore Russian oil deliveries through the damaged Druzhba pipeline. This move comes as EU foreign ministers prepare to meet, just days before the…
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Armenia Relocates Nuclear Plant’s Crisis Center Operations
e Armenian government approved property changes to support the Nuclear Power Plant’s reserve crisis center, ensuring safety and operational reliability.
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Europe Risks Geothermal Lead Amid Slow Deployment, Policy Gaps
Despite pioneering geothermal technology and possessing vast untapped potential, Europe is at risk of losing its leadership in the sector due to slow deployment and a lack of coherent EU-level policy, according to a recent analysis by Ember.
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IAEA monitors Chernobyl as plant loses external power amid fighting
This article reflects information from the IAEA and related briefings as of January 20, 2026, and aims to present a clear, objective account of the evolving situation at Chernobyl and its safety implications.
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Economic Pulse: Cubic Meters Reveal Diverse Market Dynamics
New reports from IndexBox and Rigzone, both released on January 21, 2026, highlight significant, albeit disparate, economic developments measured in cubic meters. Northern America’s wooden particle board market experienced a dramatic rebound in 2024, with consumption surging by 86% in…
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Berlin Plunges into Darkness: ‘Politically Motivated’ Attack Blamed for Massive Power Outage
A widespread power outage affecting 45,000 homes and thousands of businesses in southwest Berlin has been attributed to a ‘politically motivated’ attack by left-wing extremists, sparking concerns over critical infrastructure security.
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Trump’s Venezuela Takeover: China’s Oil Loss, Russia’s Taiwan Gambit, and a Shifting Global Order
President Trump’s swift deposition of Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela has sent shockwaves across the globe, particularly impacting China’s energy security and potentially emboldening Russia and China to challenge international norms regarding sovereignty. This event underscores the escalating geopolitical tensions and…
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Serbia Extends Gas Supply Deal with Russia Amid Iraq’s Energy Crisis
Serbia extends its gas supply deal with Russia, ensuring energy security for winter, while Iraq faces a crisis due to halted Iranian gas supplies.
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Trump Media and TAE Technologies Announce $6 Billion Merger to Launch Public Fusion Power Giant
Trump Media & Technology Group and TAE Technologies have announced a landmark $6 billion merger, aiming to become one of the first publicly traded fusion power companies. The deal signals a major step forward for fusion energy commercialization and U.S.…
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CCJ Stock Soars: Key Drivers Behind Cameco’s Unexpected Surge
Cameco Corporation’s CCJ stock jumped over 17% in a matter of days, fueled by rising uranium market optimism, revised analyst targets, and global energy security concerns. This article investigates the financial and geopolitical forces propelling the surge, offering a nuanced…
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EU Tightens Russian Energy Imports Amid 19th Sanctions Wave
The European Union’s 19th sanctions package against Russia marks a decisive move to curtail energy imports, especially LNG and pipeline oil, as internal and external pressures mount. With Hungary and Slovakia resisting, the bloc faces a critical test of unity…
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Gulf States Seek Balance in Israel-Iran Tensions
Gulf states aim to prevent dominance by either Israel or Iran in the region, navigating delicate geopolitical challenges.
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Major Theft at Metsamor Nuclear Plant Raises Security Concerns
A major theft has occurred at the Metsamor Nuclear Power Plant in Armenia, raising serious questions about the NPP’s security system. Learn more about the details of the theft, the investigation, and potential consequences.
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EBRD Announces Record Investment Levels in Armenia for 2024
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) marked a record-breaking year in Armenia, with investments totaling €396 million across 19 projects in 2024. These initiatives spanned critical areas, including road infrastructure, energy security, SME support, and refugee integration. In…