Nuclear Power Restart: 51% Support, 35% Opposed - Asahi Public Opinion on the 15th Anniversary of the Great East Japan Earthquake
A recent survey shows that support for restarting nuclear power plants in Japan has reached 51%, marking a shift in public opinion since the Fukushima disaster, where only two years ago, opposition was greater.
Could Turaida Castle have been the great castle of the Livonian ruler Kaupo? Historians' versions
The article explores the historical significance of Turaida Castle, discussing its role as a military fortification and center of power during the Christianization of Latvia.
With relentless power throughout the year. What have the nominees for the Great Music Award done?
The article highlights the nominees for the Great Music Award in Latvia, exploring their contributions and performances over the past year.
No great power can win a war against reality. You have failed, Macinka told Lavrov
In a bold statement, Macinka criticized Lavrov, emphasizing that no nation can triumph over the harsh truths of reality.
Court Overturns Tariffs: The Great Usurpation
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled against the unconstitutional power exercised by President Trump regarding tariffs, aiming to uphold the separation of powers in the government.
New Global Tax Disorder
The article discusses the implications of eroding international order and the rise of great power rivalry, particularly focusing on its effects on global tax coordination and economic systems.
Cut the power: Technical error has caused prices to soar
A technical error has led to soaring electricity prices for Danes living east of the Great Belt, prompting them to reconsider their power usage during peak times.
Turn off the power at 5 PM: Technical error sends prices soaring
Danes east of the Great Belt are advised to reconsider using electricity this evening due to extremely high prices caused by a data error.
Turn off the power: Technical error sends prices skyrocketing
Danes east of the Great Belt are advised to be cautious about using electricity during the evening hours due to an unusually high price caused by a technical data error.
"Great Power Politics Has Returned": A Review of the Munich Security Conference
The 62nd Munich Security Conference highlighted a crisis of trust between the US and its European allies and differing visions for the future of transatlantic relations.
From Non-Aligned to Multi-Aligned: Indonesia's Strategy in the Era of Great Power Competition
The article discusses Indonesia's diplomatic strategy of adopting a 'multi-aligned' approach as it navigates the complexities of global power dynamics, particularly in light of the recent U.S.-Venezuela tensions and Indonesia's engagement with Russia.
Rubio, Wang Yi manage US-China great power rivalry in Munich even as core tensions linger
At the Munich Security Conference, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi emphasized the importance of managing US-China tensions, amidst a backdrop of improving relations ahead of President Trump's planned visit to China.
The international order based on laws and rules no longer exists, warns Mercs
German Chancellor Friedrich Mercs has stated that the old world order is gone, replaced by a more uncertain environment characterized by great power competition and a focus on national interests.
Debating the New World Order at the Munich Security Conference
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz stated that the old world order is gone, replaced by a more unstable environment characterized by great power competition and a focus on national interests.
Future of the World Order: 'Those who merely watch bulldozer politics are helplessly at the mercy of the whims of great powers'
The Munich Security Conference this year highlights a growing skepticism toward established political promises, reflecting a rise in frustration amongst populations toward traditional power structures.
Future of World Order: "Those who only watch bulldozer politics are helplessly at the mercy of the whims of great powers"
The article discusses criticisms at the Munich Security Conference regarding the changing perceptions of security and power dynamics, as many citizens lose faith in traditional political structures.
Live Blog on the Security Conference: Ischinger: Are the United States Really Convinced That They Need Partners and Friends?
The live blog covers the key discussions and speeches at the Munich Security Conference, including comments from Friedrich Merz on great power politics and the challenges posed by Russian aggression.
DN Debate. "Four Transformations that are Shaking the World Right Now"
The article discusses four key geopolitical shifts currently reshaping global dynamics, emphasizing the need to adapt to a new order of persistent conflicts and power rivalries.
With tears, Jazzu spoke at the 'Great Choir Battle': 'You are the strongest voice in Lithuania's pop scene'
Jazzu expressed her emotional connection to love and music while participating in the 'Great Choir Battle,' highlighting the transformative power of love in creativity.
The Great Lesson of Bad Bunny at the Super Bowl: "If I am here now, it's because I never stopped believing in myself"
Bad Bunny's Super Bowl performance emphasized Latin American inclusivity and the power of love over hate.
The great 'sorpasso' of Vox: wins in the city that was the symbol of corruption in Aragon
Vox has significantly increased its political power in La Muela, a town once notorious for corruption, by doubling its parliamentary seats in recent elections.
Iran’s top diplomat says nation’s power lies in defying pressure: ‘No to the great powers’
Iran's Foreign Minister emphasized the country's commitment to diplomacy while asserting its readiness to defend itself amid U.S. pressures.
Great power interests are increasingly colliding in the Arctic region
NATO has announced plans for a new mission in the Arctic to enhance security amidst rising geopolitical tensions.
250 Days of Maintenance to Extend the Lifespan of a Nuclear Reactor Beyond 40 Years: Behind the Scenes of EDF's 'Great Overhaul'
EDF has initiated a major maintenance project, referred to as 'Great Overhaul', at the Paluel nuclear power station to extend the operational lifespan of the reactor beyond four decades.
The most important Russian is neither Nikola nor Lenin, but a giant of a man named Peter the Great
Peter the Great is recognized as the most significant figure in Russian history for transforming Russia into a modern power.
Trump decides on Europe's great power achievements
The article discusses the implications of Donald Trump's presidency on the European Union's evolution towards becoming a superpower, contrary to its founding principles.
The 'Aragonese' strip of Teruel, the great electoral booty on February 8: a plundered land with closed new hospitals
The article discusses the plight of Teruel in Spain, highlighting political discontent and the concentration of power in Zaragoza, with local leaders blaming national politicians for the province's neglect.
50-year-old Wing Commander arrested for espionage: 'A great power' is the recipient of the classified information
A 50-year-old Wing Commander of the Greek Air Force has been arrested for espionage, facing charges for passing classified military information to third parties, including NATO processes.
Great Power Competition Reaches Antarctica – US Concerned About China's Plans
The US is turning its attention to Antarctica following a secretive visit by a military plane with Congress members to southern Argentina, amid worries about China's strategic port plans in the region.
'US Cannot Prevent India from Buying Russian Oil', Tucker Carlson's Interview
In an exclusive interview with India Today Global, former Fox News anchor Tucker Carlson defended India's sovereignty, stating that the US cannot stop India from purchasing oil from Russia, emphasizing India's status as a great power.
India is now a superpower, no one can impose conditions on it: American journalist Tucker Carlson
Tucker Carlson stated at the World Government Summit 2026 in Dubai that India has become a great power and should be treated as an equal in diplomatic negotiations, rejecting outdated views of US foreign policy.
France's Minister for European Affairs: We have everything we need to be a great power
Benjamin Haddad, France's Minister for European Affairs, visited Estonia and emphasized France's position as a great power and its support for Ukraine, while suggesting the need to maintain contact with Moscow.
US-China rivalry: great powers that don’t make things won’t be great for long
The article discusses how nations that prioritize building productive capacity over financial gains are more likely to succeed amidst shifting global perspectives on power and influence.
Lessons from Louisiana: When the USA annexed an area the size of Greenland
The article discusses the historical context of the Louisiana Purchase, highlighting the disregard for resident consent and the impact of great power politics, as referenced in the current administration's interest in Greenland.
While Trump Talks About Greenland, Great Powers Argue With Norway Over Svalbard
The article discusses the geopolitical significance of Svalbard, a group of islands belonging to Norway that is governed by a unique treaty allowing almost anyone to settle there without a visa, against the backdrop of Great Power competition.
"Great power behavior does not improve just because it is made by democracy"
In the context of the Greenland dispute, SPD foreign policy politician Ralf Stegner emphasizes the importance of adhering to international law for democracies asserting their power against other great powers.
The National Court archives the case regarding the great blackout of 2025 after finding no signs of 'terrorist sabotage'
The National Court has closed the investigation into the major power outage in Spain, citing no evidence of terrorist sabotage following a thorough review of technical reports.
"There is a great self-righteousness in the scene"
Following the arson attack on the power grid in southwest Berlin, Interior Minister Dobrindt is seeking to take a tougher stance against left-wing extremists, as reported by Lennart Pfahler of the WELT investigative team.
Great reconstruction in Kiev. Ukrainian political scientist: Volodymyr Zelensky demonstrates strength
The article discusses the political implications of the recent government reshuffle in Ukraine, highlighting Volodymyr Zelensky's demonstration of power amidst corruption scandals.
"Great Relief" – Southern Berlin is Fully Reconnected to the Power Supply
After a fire attack in southwest Berlin, electricity has been restored sooner than planned, although schools will remain closed for now.
The Great Confession Letter Conspiracy Theory
The article explores whether Russia is truly behind the attack on Berlin's power supply, highlighting how a conspiracy theory has gained traction among those typically opposed to such ideas, bolstered by an analysis of leftist confession letters suggesting their authenticity.
The Purest Farce – Berlin's Warning About Power Outage Causes Great Confusion
A power outage in southern Berlin finally ends after four days, but a sudden emergency warning message sent to residents via their phones causes widespread confusion and ridicule on social media.
"The Bundeswehr is a very great help on site," says Wegner
Following the power outage in Berlin, restoration efforts are ongoing with 25,500 households still affected, although nursing homes and supermarkets have been restored by January 8.
Explosion hazard with heat pumps – how great the risk is during a blackout
The recent multi-day power outage in southwest Berlin could cause total damage to certain monoblock heat pumps, with an extreme risk of explosion for some units using propane refrigerant, prompting experts to advise affected individuals on necessary precautions.
The Great Paradox and the Loneliness of Institutions
The article discusses the fragile agreements that allowed powerful nations to operate beyond the rules of the international system while maintaining a facade of respect for those rules.
China will bring Maduro back: Beijing's tactics between oil and great power fantasies
China is reaffirming its support for Maduro in Venezuela amid tensions with the US, which China condemns as hegemonic actions violating international law.
Professor: The world is returning to spheres of influence, every great power has absolute power
Political scientist Đana Luša discusses the implications of the U.S. military intervention in Venezuela and the arrest of President Nicolás Maduro, highlighting its lack of basis in international law and the return to power dynamics dictated by strength.
Winter storm brings heavy snow and strong winds across parts of the US
A severe winter storm affected the Great Lakes and northeast U.S., bringing heavy snow, strong winds, and freezing temperatures, following a bomb cyclone that left many without power.
Power outage in tunnel: train traffic between Europe and Great Britain disrupted
A power outage in the Eurotunnel has caused significant disruptions to train traffic between Great Britain and the European continent, prompting Eurostar to advise passengers to rebook their journeys.
The Great Blackout and the Disinformation Against Renewable Energies
An environmental specialist explains how 60 million people lost power on April 28 and why renewable energies were scapegoated for the blackout.