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12/18/2025
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By Belle Carter
South Africa increases coal exports to Israel amid Colombia’s embargo over Gaza war
Despite accusing Israel of genocide at the ICJ, South Africa increased coal exports to Israel by 87% in late 2025, reaching 474,000 metric tons—the highest since 2017. This contradicts Colombia’s total ban on coal exports to Israel over its military actions in Gaza. Critics call South Africa’s actions “profound hypocrisy”—denouncing Israel diplomatically while profiting from […]
12/14/2025
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By Belle Carter
Venezuela accuses U.S. of “piracy” after seizure of oil tanker in disputed sanctions enforcement
Caracas condemned the Dec. 10 seizure of a Venezuelan oil tanker (Skipper) by U.S. forces as an act of “blatant theft,” alleging it exposes Washington’s true motive: control over Venezuela’s oil, gas and gold reserves. Cuba and other allies joined Venezuela in denouncing the operation as illegal aggression. Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel called it a […]
12/02/2025
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By Belle Carter
Saudi Arabia to cut January oil prices for Asian buyers to five-year low
The world’s largest crude exporter, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, is expected to slash January oil prices for Asian buyers to their lowest premium in five years, reflecting weakening demand and oversupply concerns. Saudi Aramco may reduce its Arab Light crude price by $0.30 to $0.40 per barrel, dropping the premium to just $0.60 to […]
11/24/2025
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By Belle Carter
Ukraine’s energy crisis deepens as Russian strikes cripple nuclear power output
Hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians suffered prolonged blackouts (up to 16 hours) after Russian missile strikes targeted energy infrastructure. Nuclear power plants, supplying over 50% of Ukraine’s electricity, were forced to reduce output due to damaged transmission lines. The IAEA warned of risks to nuclear facilities if backup power fails, though Ukraine maintains that reactors […]
11/15/2025
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By Belle Carter
RFK Jr. orders CDC to investigate potential health risks of offshore wind farms
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has directed the CDC to study potential health and environmental risks of offshore wind farms, including electromagnetic frequencies from undersea cables and chemical leaching from turbine materials. Studies suggest offshore wind turbines release toxic metals (aluminum, zinc, iridium) and microplastics into marine ecosystems, raising concerns about seafood contamination and […]
11/12/2025
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By Belle Carter
India’s oil dilemma: Sanctions force shift away from Russian crude
Five major Indian refiners—including Bharat Petroleum, Hindustan Petroleum and Reliance Industries—have skipped Russian crude orders for December due to U.S. sanctions on Rosneft and Lukoil. Only Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) and Nayara Energy continue to make limited Russian purchases. Indian refiners are pivoting to alternative sources, securing oil from the Middle East, North Sea and […]
11/10/2025
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By Belle Carter
U.S.-Russia energy talks intensify: Hungary exempted from U.S. sanctions on Russian energy for one year
The U.S. granted Hungary a one-year exemption from sanctions on Russian oil and gas, allowing continued imports despite Western restrictions. The decision followed discussions between Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán and U.S. President Donald Trump, who supports energy independence and pragmatic diplomacy. Both sides are targeting energy infrastructure, with Russia launching 200+ drones/missiles at Ukrainian gas […]
11/05/2025
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By Belle Carter
India defies Western pressure, continues Russian oil imports despite sanctions
Despite U.S. and EU sanctions, India imported 1.48 million barrels per day (bpd) of Russian oil in October, reinforcing Moscow as its top supplier. State refiners like Indian Oil Corp (IOC) resumed purchases of unsanctioned Russian crude, while private firms like Reliance paused orders due to legal uncertainties. Fresh U.S. sanctions targeted Rosneft and Lukoil […]
11/05/2025
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By Belle Carter
Trump Energy Department pushes $100M coal plant revival amid grid reliability concerns
DOE allocates $100 million to modernize coal plants, reversing Biden-era policies that prioritized renewables, citing grid reliability concerns. DOE Secretary Chris Wright warns that rapid coal plant closures without reliable replacements risk widespread blackouts, backed by a July DOE report projecting 100-fold higher blackout risks if coal and nuclear are phased out too quickly. Funding […]
11/03/2025
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By Belle Carter
Wind energy costs surge under Trump policies, raising concerns over affordability
Wind power purchase agreement (PPA) prices in North America have risen nearly 14 percent since 2024, outpacing solar energy cost increases, driven by new tariffs, permitting hurdles and financing challenges. Additional Trump administration tariffs are expected to push wind energy prices another 10 to 15 percent higher, further straining household and business budgets. The rush […]
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