Donald Trump: 'Delcy Rodríguez is doing an excellent job'
US President Donald Trump praised Venezuelan interim president Delcy Rodriguez for her collaboration with the US, despite tensions surrounding a potential criminal indictment against her.
Iranian War Drives Up Fuel Prices: Is the Fuel Discount Returning?
The increase in oil and gas prices due to the conflict in Iran has reignited discussions about potential fuel discounts for citizens and businesses in Germany.
Oil dispute: Slovakia stops emergency power supply to Ukraine
The Slovak grid operator Seps has ceased its emergency power supply to Ukraine following a directive from the Slovak government.
Claudia Sheinbaum’s 'Mañanera' Conference Today, March 4, 2026: Follow it Live Here
President Claudia Sheinbaum addresses pressing economic issues during her daily conference amid rising oil prices.
“Does Oil Create Nations?” An International Political Scientist Looks at the Trump Administration and New Imperialism
An analysis of the Trump administration's actions regarding oil interests and imperialism from an international political scientist’s perspective.
Rubio promises to ease oil price increases for Americans
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced government steps to mitigate energy cost increases caused by rising oil prices due to the war with Iran.
VIDEOS: RJ2 from Monday, March 2, 2026
Tensions rise as Iran claims the Strait of Hormuz is closed, with various factors influencing global markets and geopolitical dynamics.
Evening recap: Police Council confirms Disu as IG, FG begins direct oil revenue remittance, Wike tackles opposition, other top stories
The article covers significant political and economic developments in Nigeria, including the appointment of a new Inspector-General of Police, the government's new oil revenue policy, and political accusations amid the upcoming elections.
Corporate News Filter: Samsung is merely falsely tolerant towards the government, forget about Russian oil, and Chinese cars are already conquering Slovakia
Samsung is shutting down its TV manufacturing plant in Galanta, Slovakia, resulting in nearly a thousand job losses while highlighting a broader industrial decline affecting the Slovak economy.
Oil, dollar, and arms sales – The real causes of the war
The article discusses the geopolitical implications of U.S.-Iran relations and the hidden economic interests behind the conflict, particularly in oil and strategic minerals.
What will China do now? This is the strategy behind America's move against Iran, Trump succeeds in his game!
The article discusses the economic implications of the ongoing Iran-Israel conflict, highlighting a strategy tied to Donald Trump that aims to exert pressure on both Iran and China, with a particular focus on crude oil.
Attack on Iran: 'The risks of the action are more political than economic'
Economists suggest that the economic impacts of the U.S.-Israeli attacks on Iran are minimal as long as the oil market remains stable.
The revenues from Venezuela's oil exports will go to accounts of the U.S. Department of the Treasury
Venezuela's oil revenues will now be deposited directly into accounts managed by the U.S. Treasury instead of a Qatar fund, according to U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright.
The suspension of Russian oil flows has strained Ukraine's relations with Hungary and Slovakia
Hungary has blocked new EU decisions to support Ukraine, while Slovakia has suspended emergency electricity deliveries due to the halt of Russian oil flow.
From Criticism to Enemy Image: Hungary's Rhetoric Against Ukraine
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has accused Ukraine of interfering in Hungary's internal politics and obstructing oil supply routes, reflecting a significant shift in Hungary's stance towards Ukraine.
Confirmed the conviction of a mayor behind the licensing of a cabaret in an oil area
The Supreme Court of Argentina has upheld the five-year prison sentence for former mayor David Bravo for his involvement in human trafficking related to cabarets in La Pampa.
What populist politicians have learned from snake oil salesmen: "It's the golden age of charlatans"
The article discusses how populist politicians have adopted tactics similar to those of historical snake oil salesmen, likening them to modern-day charlatans.
Namibia: Nandi-Ndaitwah's Sons Reject IPC Claims of Oil Industry Involvement
President Nandi-Ndaitwah's sons deny IPC leader's claims of their involvement in the oil industry.
USA will allow the sale of Venezuelan oil to Cuba, but not to the local government or military
The U.S. has announced it will permit the sale of Venezuelan oil to Cuba, albeit not to its government or military.
Slovakia threatens to cut power supplies to Ukraine unless oil imports resume
Slovakia's Prime Minister warned that the country would cut power supplies to Ukraine if oil imports through the Druzhba pipeline are not restored.
Trump targets: Revolutionary Guards, oil, ports
Donald Trump is considering military action against Iran as he prepares a significant address to the nation, following his frustrations with tariffs.
Ukraine: Hungary and Slovakia threaten to cut electricity imports into the country
Hungary and Slovakia threaten to cut off electricity imports to Ukraine unless it resumes oil transit from Russia, amid escalating tensions between the nations.
Venezuela releases American oil adviser Evanan Romero
Venezuelan-American oil adviser Evanan Romero has been released after four days of detention in Venezuela, where he faced allegations of fraud and conspiracy.
Where are you going, Venezuela?
The article discusses the current confusion and uncertainties in Venezuela's political and economic landscape, while highlighting the strategic interests of the U.S. in the region's oil reserves.
Cuba's Alliances Crumble in Trump's World
Cuba's alliances are weakening significantly under Trump's administration, exacerbated by the energy blockade imposed by the United States.
Alberta: the oil province of Canada where an independence claim is growing
The article discusses the rising independence movement in Alberta, Canada, examining the influence of oil and international politics on this issue.
How the US is selling Venezuelan oil and sending money to Delcy Rodríguez's government
The US Secretary of Energy, Chris Wright, visited Venezuela, marking a significant US engagement with the Venezuelan oil industry amidst mixed emotions in the country following Trump's announcement of US control over Venezuela's oil.
Trump says he will visit Venezuela: 'The relationship we have now is a 10'
U.S. President Donald Trump announced plans to visit Venezuela and praised the relationship between his administration and interim Venezuelan President Delcy Rodríguez.
Trump confirms the political romance with Delcy: "Relations are extraordinary"
Donald Trump has praised the political relations between the U.S. and Venezuela under Delcy Rodríguez, calling them 'extraordinary' and asserting that economic prosperity is on the horizon for Venezuela.
Group rallies support for Ogoni varsity
A group named 'Ogoni Beyond Oil and Politics' is advocating for multinational oil companies to support the recently established Federal University of Environment and Technology in Rivers State, Nigeria, to facilitate the training of local youths for the oil and gas industry.
VIDEOS: NE2 of Tuesday, February 10, 2026
A summary of significant political and social events occurring around February 10, 2026, including accusations against a judicial minister in Brazil and developments in U.S.-Venezuela relations.
VIDEOS: JL2 from Tuesday, February 10, 2026
The article discusses various news items, including the removal of a minister, U.S. authorization for oil and gas exploration in Venezuela, legal actions against President Lula over a Carnival theme, and reports on an assassination attempt on the Colombian President.
VIDEOS: GR2 of Tuesday, February 10
Brazil's STJ removed a minister following unanimous assault accusations, while the US allowed oil and gas exploration in Venezuela.
US Energy Secretary Plans Visit to Caracas to Discuss Energy Future
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright is planning a visit to Venezuela to discuss the future of the energy sector amid geopolitical tensions.
In Cuba, the zero option kicks in: dramatic measures to survive the US oil ban
Cuba is implementing drastic measures, including suspending surgical procedures and reducing the work and school week, due to the fuel crisis caused by the US oil embargo.
Tankers with Russian Oil Wander in Asian Waters. India Loses Interest
The article discusses the decreasing interest of India in Russian oil as tankers associated with Russia navigate through Asian waters.
Sport about Alberta / Trump administration meets with separatists from the oil-rich Canadian province
The Trump administration has held multiple meetings with the Alberta Prosperity Project, a separatist group seeking independence for Alberta to potentially become a U.S. state, with the expectation of financial support from the U.S.
The mayor of Getafe increases her representation expenses by 46%, reaching 190,000 euros
The mayor of Getafe has raised her representation expenses by 46% to a total of 190,000 euros, including significant spending on olive oil and pastries.
The Nutcracker: Art, Politics, and Oil Collide Behind the Most Influential Music Education System
The investigative music journalism program 'Pähklipureja' explores Venezuela's El Sistema music education program, which serves millions of children, highlighting its ties to art, politics, and oil.
No more oil from Putin? India is now stuck in the Russia dilemma
India is considering abandoning Russian oil amidst a trade dispute, but experts point out significant challenges in finding alternative suppliers.
USA: We have returned all 500 million dollars from oil sales to Venezuela
The United States has returned all $500 million from an oil sales agreement to the Venezuelan government, as confirmed by an anonymous US official.
Who Buys Venezuelan Oil from the Trump Administration?
President Donald Trump aims to increase Venezuela's oil production and sales amidst various political complexities, leading to an announcement that India will purchase Venezuelan oil instead of Iranian oil.
US returns remaining value of first oil sale to Venezuela after Maduro's capture, says agency
The United States has paid Venezuela the remaining $200 million from the first oil sale conducted under the Trump administration.
What's happening in Venezuela? "Delcy is fulfilling Trump's orders"
The article discusses the current political climate in Venezuela, focusing on leadership, public sentiment, and key decisions in light of U.S. influence.
Namibia: Nandi-Ndaitwah Denies Allegations of Family Involvement in Oil Industry
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has rejected allegations about her family's involvement in the oil industry, prompted by an article in The Namibian.
Compromise with the Interests of Farmers, Oil and Announcement from America... What Questions is the Opposition Raising on the US Trade Deal?
India and the US shocked the world with the announcement of a trade deal that includes significant tariff reductions on Indian goods and promises of increased imports from the US, while sparking political debate regarding its implications for farmers and economic policy.
Venezuela and the USA: Delcy Rodríguez announces a new era
Venezuelan President Delcy Rodríguez has outlined her vision for the country's future in a speech, emphasizing a break from previous beliefs and advocating for foreign investment in the oil industry.
A Tale of Two Meetings: Trump Chooses Oil Over Democracy
The article discusses former President Trump's preference for oil interests over democratic values in his engagements.
Trump's Coup Against Maduro: What Russia Loses in Venezuela
The article discusses how Russia has supported the Venezuelan regime with loans and investments in the oil industry over the years, and highlights the loss of its key ally Nicolás Maduro amid Trump's efforts to destabilize the Venezuelan government.
Division in the White House over María Corina Machado's visit: some want oil and others democracy
The White House is divided over María Corina Machado's visit, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio pushing for political change while Special Envoy Richard Grenell supports business interests.