The State, not the free market, forged capitalism, says Harvard professor
Sven Beckert's new book challenges conventional narratives about capitalism, arguing that it is not the result of market forces but rather a product of state power.
The power structure in Iran is shaking, but it resists
Iran's power structure faces severe challenges amid ongoing military and economic pressures, yet the regime remains resilient despite losses in key political and military figures.
Cuba darkened again after Trump's oil boycott
Cuba faces significant power outages as the U.S. implements an oil embargo, exacerbating the country's economic crisis.
New Nationwide Power Outage in Cuba
Cuba has experienced its second nationwide power outage in a week, attributed to ongoing energy and economic crises exacerbated by U.S. sanctions and a lack of oil supplies from Venezuela.
US Pressure Could Lead to Long-Awaited Change of Power in Cuba
Cuba is facing one of its most severe crises due to fuel shortages and economic paralysis, which is increasing pressure on its government and influencing US-Cuba relations.
A scientific power like any other
China is positioning science as a strategic priority alongside economic growth, international influence, and defense capacity.
The Power of Wind for Latvia's Future
Wind energy is emerging as a critical topic in Latvia’s development plans, reflecting its potential for economic growth and energy independence.
The Right to Plant a 'Flag' on the Land Determines Political and Economic Power
The control of land is a key factor in political and economic power dynamics, as explored through historical and contemporary examples.
US, Japan announce $40 billion nuclear power project
The US and Japan have launched a $40 billion initiative to build nuclear reactors in Tennessee and Alabama, boosting their economic alliance.
Minimum wage in Estonia will increase by 60 euros
The minimum wage in Estonia will rise by 60 euros to 946 euros per month from April 1, as decided by the Estonian government.
Economic Alliance Promotion Headquarters for Busan, Ulsan, and Gyeongnam Launched, but Future After Local Elections Uncertain
Local leaders from the People Power Party have launched an economic alliance in the Busan, Ulsan, and Gyeongnam region, but its sustainability post-elections is questioned due to insufficient resources and lack of legal status.
Gas prices skyrocket after multiple attacks on power plants
Gas prices spiked significantly following attacks on power facilities in the Middle East, affecting global markets and indicating potential long-term economic ramifications.
U.S.-Japan to Announce Construction of Small Modular Reactors and Thermal Power Plants at Today's Summit
The U.S. and Japan are set to announce a $73 billion energy investment, focusing on the construction of small modular reactors and gas-fired power plants during their summit today.
Inequality in the USA: 'The super-rich own everything, the rest almost nothing'
The article discusses the stark economic inequality in the United States, using Martins Ferry, Ohio, as a case study of a struggling community amid a wider economic divide.
Trump vows 'imminent action' against Cuba amid worsening crisis
President Donald Trump has pledged imminent actions against the Cuban government due to a severe economic crisis and widespread power outages on the island.
As power returns, Cuba faces U.S. pressure for free market reforms
Cuba is facing U.S. pressure for free market reforms following a nationwide electricity blackout that has highlighted the state of its economy.
Reeves plans to give regional leaders a share of national tax revenues
Rachel Reeves has proposed plans for regional leaders in England to receive a portion of national tax revenues to foster investment-led growth and shift economic power from Westminster.
According to Trump, he can do whatever he wants with Cuba
U.S. President Donald Trump sharpened his anti-Cuba rhetoric, claiming he has the power to do anything he wants regarding the island nation amidst a severe economic crisis in Cuba.
STTK: The Purchasing Power of Middle-Income Earners Remains Weak
The purchasing power of middle-income earners in Finland remains weak despite a rise in real wages, according to a report from the STTK organization.
Now: According to Trump, the President of Cuba “must go”
U.S. President Donald Trump demands that Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel relinquish power amid discussions about Cuba's economic situation and future.
NY Times: Trump administration seeks to oust Cuba's president from power
The Trump administration is reportedly seeking to remove Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel from power, according to sources speaking to the New York Times.
Blackout hits Cuba as US fuel blockade bites
Cuba experiences a nationwide power outage, attributed to the United States' fuel blockade impacting the island's electricity generation amid an ongoing economic crisis.
Cuba Faces Blackouts Again as Power Grid Collapses
Cuba is experiencing nationwide blackouts following a collapse of its power grid, exacerbated by its ongoing energy crisis linked to U.S. sanctions and lack of oil supplies.
With roadblocks and protests, the university strike began throughout the country
University workers in Argentina initiated a nationwide strike amid protests over lost purchasing power, coinciding with the start of the academic term.
Ghana: Consumers to Pay Less for Power, Water From April 1
The Public Utilities Regulatory Commission in Ghana has announced a reduction in electricity and water tariffs effective April 1, 2026, due to improved economic conditions.
A Massive Coup is Brewing Behind the Scenes - 'The EU Could Start Deciding on All Matters'
A proposed EU budget for 2028-2034 could significantly shift economic political power to Brussels, raising concerns in Finland.
Analysis: Iran is making a surprising move that could destabilize the United States' economic power
Iran is considering a new payment method for oil shipments that could challenge the US dollar's dominance in oil trade.
Cuba: furious over power cuts, a group of people attacks a Communist Party headquarters
A group of individuals stormed a Communist Party headquarters in Ciego de Ávila, Cuba, in response to prolonged power outages and food shortages amid a severe economic crisis.
MADIS VASSER: A nuclear power plant will probably not be built in Estonia
The article discusses skepticism surrounding the construction of a nuclear power plant in Estonia, highlighting the economic viability and technological development issues.
Skepticism in Cuba over dialogue with the United States: 'It seems the blame is on the people for not being able to reinvent themselves.'
Cuban citizens express skepticism toward the newly announced dialogue with the United States amid ongoing hardships, highlighting their struggles with daily life in the face of power outages and economic difficulties.
Electoral Justice maintains cassation of mayor and vice of Maxaranguape
The Electoral Court of Rio Grande do Norte upheld the cassation of the mayor and vice mayor of Maxaranguape due to abuse of political and economic power during the 2024 elections.
Piotr Arak: A World Without a Hegemon
Experts believe that while the United States will maintain military dominance, its economic supremacy is increasingly questioned.
'These countries do not want India to produce its own oil and gas, but...' Anil Agarwal makes a big revelation
Anil Agarwal, chairman of Vedanta, emphasizes India's potential to become a major economic power and the need to reduce dependence on oil and gas imports during a recent conference.
Investing in Your Future: The Power of Transforming Your Savings into Investment
The article discusses the shift in the Mexican economy towards empowering individuals to transition from savers to investors through accessible local financial products.
Cuban activist to Trump: ‘Make Cuba great again’ by ending communist rule
Cuban activist Rosa María Payá urges the U.S. to maintain pressure on the Cuban government amid ongoing crises such as power outages and food shortages.
'Cubastroika': The Last Chance for the Castros?
The article explores the potential economic reforms in Cuba, termed 'Cubastroika,' as a strategic move by the U.S. government, particularly under Trump's administration, aiming to shift the power dynamics away from the Castro legacy.
The supposed Trump plan to change Cuba without getting rid of the Castros ignites controversy in exile
Reports suggest that Trump's plan may lead to economic openness in Cuba while retaining the Castro family in power, sparking outrage among Cuban exiles.
The Iran War Shows That Oil Continues to Be a Powerful Geopolitical Tool
The article discusses the ongoing significance of oil in global geopolitics, emphasizing its role in conflicts and economic power dynamics.
The photo of economic power changed, the cost for women did not
Despite progress in women's representation in high economic positions in Mexico, the question remains whether their authority is recognized as equally valid compared to traditional masculine attributes of power.
Chinese engine loses power
China's economic slowdown has become a continuous factor affecting global growth projections, with new targets indicating potential declines.
The elections at Barça stir the underground game of economic and political power
The elections at FC Barcelona are triggering a complex interplay of economic and political interests vying for influence over the club's future leadership.
The Fear Transmitted by Milei Amidst Libertarian Frenzy
Javier Milei's rise to power is shadowed by economic uncertainty and allegations of conspiracies, pointing to a dramatic political landscape in Argentina.
F.A.Z. Test of Power: Middle East Shock for the World Economy: 'A Huge Wave is Coming Towards Us'
The ongoing war in the Middle East is causing significant global economic repercussions, notably reflected in soaring energy prices.
The power company profits over the years despite contraction
The Icelandic power company continues to record profits even in the face of economic contraction.
Intelligence Chief: Russia's Aim to Increase Military Power Does Not Mean War with NATO is Inevitable
Lithuanian intelligence chief M. Mažonas stated that while Russia aims to increase its military power, it does not imply an imminent war with NATO, citing economic and military challenges faced by Russia.
Worsening economic crisis in Cuba and extensive power outages
Cuba is currently experiencing a deepening economic crisis accompanied by significant power outages across the country.
China Tightens Its Belt Without Letting Go of the Wheel: Lowers Its Economic Growth Target Amid Global Storm
China has reduced its economic growth target as it faces global challenges, while simultaneously showcasing its political power during the annual National People's Congress.
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.
Power outage kills 20,000 chickens and causes a loss of R$ 150,000 for a producer in Paraná
A power outage resulted in the death of 20,000 chickens and a financial loss of R$ 150,000 for a family of rural producers in São Miguel do Iguaçu, Paraná.
Prof. Schlevogt’s Compass No. 43: The dollar poison – How hollowing-out decimates America’s power
The article discusses how the US dollar's reserve status contributes to America’s economic hollowing-out, eroding its industrial base and strategic power.