
RSF drone strikes hit five Sudan power stations, causing mass outages in eastern states
Coordinated attacks in Al-Jazira, Gedaref and White Nile knock out electricity across army-controlled areas, deepening humanitarian crisis

Coordinated attacks in Al-Jazira, Gedaref and White Nile knock out electricity across army-controlled areas, deepening humanitarian crisis

Brent's first $110 print since May follows Trump-Putin talks on Russian diesel, as a U.S. export-ban threat pushes G7 to weigh emergency releases.

Jakarta says 70% of its gas will stay home, with cuts to Singapore beginning Oct. 24, 2026 — a decision that rattles the city-state's energy security and sharpens regional rhetoric.

North American Blue Energy Partners is deploying a sixth drilling rig and 11 workover rigs, targeting 1 million barrels a day — while Senate Democrats question the deal.

Senators have clinched a bipartisan package to speed infrastructure approvals; backers now see a 'good chance' the House takes it up before year's end.

Aramco evacuates its headquarters and three die in an airport strike as Washington draws down diplomats and markets price in inflation risk

Early results hand Prime Minister Mark Carney a decisive win, but separatist leaders vow the movement will outlast the defeat

Researchers say cutting the carbon footprint of lithium-ion production — through cleaner grids, smarter material choices and recycling — needs action now, before the boom locks in decades of emissions.

A New York Times report detailing trips to Republika Srpska by campaign advisers — and the daughter of Trump's chief of staff — triggered panic inside the West Wing and an angry presidential response.

Zelensky declares the brief energy ceasefire over after Moscow's alleged violations, as Kyiv signals deep frustration with Washington.