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POLITICS

Russian Crude Oil Output Hits Lowest Level in Two Decades

Tuesday, Dec 31

Russia's crude oil production in 2024 has plummeted to its lowest in nearly 20 years due to drone strikes and Western sanctions.

ECONOMY

Adani Green Energy CEO Amit Singh Transitions to New Role Within Group

Tuesday, Dec 31

Amit Singh will leave his position as CEO of Adani Green Energy to lead the Adani Group's international energy division.

ECONOMY

Dunkelflaute Disrupts Europe's Energy Markets and Political Stability

Tuesday, Dec 31

The Dunkelflaute weather phenomenon is disrupting Europe's energy markets and spotlighting challenges of transitioning to renewables.

POLITICS

Challenges of a Gerontocracy: Is America Prepared for Leadership Stuck in the Past?

Tuesday, Dec 31

A critical look at the implications of outdated leadership as America approaches the 2024 election cycle, focusing on Trump's and Biden's policies.

ECONOMY

Big Tech Embraces Nuclear Power Amid AI Surge; Investor Opinions Divided

Monday, Dec 30

Big Tech's increasing interest in nuclear energy to power AI data centers faces skepticism from some investors and experts about its viability and timelines.

OPINION & EDITORIALS

Imagining an Alternate Timeline: What If Carter's Solar Legacy Had Continued Under Reagan?

Monday, Dec 30

This opinion piece explores how the world might have changed if Reagan had embraced Carter's solar energy initiatives.

WORLD NEWS

Final Russian Gas Flows via Ukraine as Transit Agreement Nears Expiration

Monday, Dec 30

Russia's gas supply to Europe via Ukraine ceases Jan. 1 as the transit agreement ends, marking a significant decline in its European market share.

POLITICS

Donald Trump's Promised Transformations for America in 2025

Monday, Dec 30

Experts discuss Donald Trump's potential changes to America in 2025, including immigration policies, tariffs, and political challenges.

WORLD NEWS

Finland Investigates Anchor Drag Linked to Russian "Shadow Fleet" After Undersea Cable Damage

Monday, Dec 30

Finnish authorities probe damage to undersea cables, linking it to a Russian vessel's anchor drag, raising concerns of potential sabotage amid heightened tensions.