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Why power grids are a bottleneck for clean energy

The move toward low‑carbon electricity depends on grids being able to transfer, regulate, and oversee far greater and more unpredictable energy volumes than they were originally designed to handle, and…

Why regional conflicts can raise global energy prices

International

Geopolitical Energy: A Persistent Influence

Emily Young

Energy extends far beyond fuel and electricity, serving as the foundation for industry, transportation, household well-being, and military strength. Because of this central role, it becomes a particularly powerful instrument…

Italians furious over deployment of ICE agents to bolster US security at Winter Olympics

International

ICE Deployment Sparks Fury Among Italians for US Security

Emily Young

The presence of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) personnel in Italy ahead of the upcoming Winter Olympics is raising heightened concern among both lawmakers and the wider public, as…

Meet the trusted diplomat tasked with turning the US-backed ceasefire into peace for Gaza

International

US-Backed Gaza Ceasefire: The Diplomat’s Peace Strategy

Emily Young

Bulgaria’s Nickolay Mladenov, a seasoned diplomat, has taken on one of the most challenging assignments of his career: overseeing the delicate implementation of a US-brokered plan to stabilize Gaza and…

Why Venezuela’s opposition leader Machado is betting her political future on Trump

International

Machado’s Trump Bet: Why Venezuela’s Opposition Leader is Taking a Risk

Emily Young

Venezuelan opposition leader and 2025 Nobel Peace Prize laureate Maria Corina Machado arrives in Washington amid tense negotiations over her country’s future. Her visit coincides with U.S. debates over Venezuela’s…

Venezuela has a ton of oil. It also has something else America needs

International

Venezuela: Oil and the Other American Imperative

Emily Young

Venezuela’s vast natural wealth has once again entered Washington’s strategic calculations. Beyond oil, the country’s potential mineral resources are being framed as assets of national importance, even as experts warn…

International

From planning to power: How Rubio shaped the Maduro operation

Emily Young

Marco Rubio and the U.S.’s high-risk wager for Venezuela in the post-Maduro eraThe dramatic capture of Nicolás Maduro marked a turning point in U.S.–Venezuela relations. At the center of that…

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International

Caracas Coup: Maduro Arrested, Headed to New York

Emily Young

Venezuela awoke Saturday to an uneasy blend of reassurance, jubilation, and dread after U.S. forces took President Nicolás Maduro into custody in the aftermath of a night marked by blasts…

New York City, in the United States: What drives valuation gaps between private and public markets

Companies

Empower Your Career: ISEEN’s Online MBA in Advanced Finance & Strategic Leadership

Emily Young

ISEEN Unveils Its Online MBA in Advanced Finance and Strategic Leadership, Merging High-Level Financial Expertise with Data-Informed Executive LeadershipThe Instituto Superior Europeo de Economía y Negocios (ISEEN) has unveiled its…

Eyewitnesses describe mysterious explosion in northwest Venezuela

International

Witnessing the Unexplained: Northwest Venezuela’s Mysterious Explosion

Emily Young

A sudden explosion unsettled daily routines throughout sections of northwestern Venezuela, prompting locals to seek clarity. In the absence of an official statement, the situation has relied heavily on witness…