Train Chaos in the Capital Region
A power outage has disrupted local train services in the Helsinki metropolitan area, causing delays and cancellations.
Blackout in Cuba: two-thirds of the island are without power, including Havana
A massive blackout left two-thirds of Cuba, including the capital Havana, without electricity due to a failure in the national grid amid an ongoing economic crisis.
Capital Power CEO excited about Alberta AI data centre opportunities
The CEO of Capital Power Corp. is optimistic about Alberta's potential for powering AI data centres amidst evolving grid regulations.
Pakistan bombed Kabul and other Afghan cities
Pakistan has conducted airstrikes on the Afghan capital, Kabul, and other cities, marking the largest offensive since the Taliban regained power in August 2021.
Born 120 km from the capital and 4 from school, but never gave up and fulfilled her dream: "The attention they give you is unforgettable"
Sandra Orellana's inspiring journey from a humble background to achieving her dreams emphasizes the power of perseverance and the value of education.
Photos Collection: The War-Time Capital with Lights Out - Current Situation in Kyiv
The article highlights the ongoing struggles faced by the residents of Kyiv as they endure power outages and harsh winter conditions due to the Russian invasion, marking the fourth anniversary of the conflict.
Blackout amid heatwave leaves much of Paraguay without power
A major blackout in Paraguay has left large parts of the country, including the capital Asunción, without power, coinciding with a severe heatwave.
Zero Capital Release in 2025 Didn’t Stop Power Reforms — Adelabu
Nigeria's Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, announced that the ministry had no capital allocation in the 2025 budget, yet this did not hinder its ability to oversee the power sector.
Heavy rain leaves more than 70,000 homes without electricity in the capital and Greater São Paulo
Severe rain caused widespread power outages affecting over 70,000 homes in São Paulo and its metropolitan area.
Chinese power line projects seek private capital in sign of infrastructure shift
Beijing is moving to attract private investment in significant infrastructure projects, including ultra-high-voltage power lines.
"We operate with phones' lamps": a hospital in the capital of Central African Republic faces power outages
A hospital in Bangui, Central African Republic, is experiencing severe disruptions in emergency operations due to ongoing electrical outages caused by issues at the Bouali power plant.
Big power move by France and Canada in Greenland
France and Canada are opening consulates in Greenland's capital Nuuk to strengthen Arctic relations in response to U.S. interest in the island.
Russian drones strike Kyiv as capital battles power cuts and cold
Russian drone strikes in Kyiv resulted in at least one injury and damage to civilian infrastructure amid ongoing power cuts and heating issues in the city.
"Unlocking Potential, Building Tomorrow" – Second Edition of EFNI Spring in April in Warsaw
The EFNI Spring event in Warsaw will focus on discussions regarding the future of the Polish economy and effective promotion of Poland in Europe and globally, covering topics like new technologies, energy transformation, human capital, and cultural soft power.
Rain leaves capital on alert for flooding; 39 thousand homes lose power in Greater São Paulo
Heavy rainfall in São Paulo has put the city on alert for flooding, resulting in 39,000 homes losing power in the Greater São Paulo area.
DN Debate. "Catastrophe awaits when capital and power gather among the elite"
Financial expert and billionaire Robert Weil warns that the concentration of capital among a few threatens the democratic system as stock market gains greatly exceed wage growth.
Elections in Uganda: "We just want something to change"
As President Museveni seeks reelection after 40 years in power, security measures are creating frustration and delays at polling places in Uganda's capital, Kampala.
China Expands Across Continents as America Pulls Its Money Home
As the U.S. reduces its role as the largest foreign investor, China is advancing by distributing its capital globally, reshaping economic relations and highlighting a shift in economic power dynamics.
Energy unit set up within Ukraine's State Emergency Service
Ukraine's State Emergency Service has established a dedicated energy unit that has assisted 173 individuals in providing emergency power through generators in the capital over the past week.
Berlin Senator Warns of New Attacks on the Power Grid
Following an alleged left-wing extremist arson attack on Berlin's power supply, Interior Senator Iris Spranger warns that the danger of future similar attacks remains, exacerbated by inadequate preventive infrastructure in the capital.
Police continues to search for the Volcano Group
The Berlin police are continuing their search for the left-wing extremists known as the Volcano Group, who are responsible for the cable fire and the resulting power outage in the southwest of the capital.
Police continue search for Volcano Group
The Berlin police are still searching for the left-wing extremists known as the Volcano Group, who are responsible for a cable fire and subsequent power outage in the southwestern part of the capital.
"Security over Transparency" – Lessons from Left-Wing Terrorism in Berlin
The left-wing attack on Berlin's power supply reveals the vulnerability of critical infrastructures and raises alarm across the country, prompting discussions on preventing disasters like the one in the capital.
Bipolar Dilemma: Political and Economic Erosion of the Military Leadership in Mali
The military leadership in Mali is facing escalating military and political pressure, struggling to control energy and food supplies to the capital and seeking alternatives while tightening security to maintain power.
Spranger defends crisis management after power outage
Berlin's Interior Senator Iris Spranger (SPD) dismissed criticism of the crisis management in dealing with the ongoing power outage in the southwestern part of the capital, as seen in her statement on the fourth day of the blackout.
Berlin Awakens
The attack on Berlin's power grid serves as a wake-up call for the capital, as the population now recognizes the growing left-wing extremism that is poised to transform into raw nihilistic terror at any moment.
Four weeks before the power outage, the audit office warned the state government of a disaster
A report from the Berlin Audit Office highlights serious weaknesses in the capital's disaster management, raising concerns about Berlin's crisis readiness.
What the 'Volcano Group's' confession letter reveals – and what it does not
Investigators consider the pamphlet issued by a left-wing extremist group justifying a devastating attack on the capital's power supply to be authentic, yet many circulating theories appear far-fetched, warranting analysis.
Sabotage? Berliners are freezing, part of the German capital is without power after a cable fire
A cable fire in southwestern Berlin has left over 45,000 households and more than 2,000 businesses without electricity, with police investigating a claim of responsibility from alleged perpetrators.
Venezuela on the brink of conflict: Explosions and power outages in Caracas; military tensions grow
Early Saturday morning, the Venezuelan capital Caracas experienced a series of explosions and military activities alongside reports of power outages in areas near a military base, amid escalating pressure from the U.S. on President Nicolás Maduro.
Smoke, the sounds of planes and power outage. Strong explosions shook the Venezuelan capital Caracas
Caracas, the capital of Venezuela, experienced strong explosions along with smoke and sounds of aircraft, leading to a power outage in the city.
Explosions reported in Venezuelan capital Caracas
Several explosions were heard in Caracas, Venezuela, during the early morning hours, causing power outages and prompting residents to rush outside, with the cause of the explosions currently unclear.
At least seven explosions and low-flying planes over the capital of Venezuela
At least seven explosions and low-flying aircraft were reported in Caracas, Venezuela, early Saturday morning, with power outages affecting the southern part of the city near a major military base.
Media Reports: Explosions in Venezuela's Capital Caracas
Reports indicate a series of explosions occurred in Caracas, Venezuela, particularly around the La Carlota area, causing power outages and sightings of helicopters in the city.
The government remains in day-to-day business, reacting rather than shaping
In his traditional New Year's Eve speech, Norbert Aust, president of the Hamburg Chamber of Commerce, calls for a renewed focus on the essential tasks of politics and discusses how to contain the power of 'well-organized minorities' while envisioning Hamburg as a European innovation capital by 2040.