Expert: What the death of the Iranian leader would mean
An expert discusses the potential implications of the death of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, suggesting it could lead to increased state oppression and a power vacuum.
The Shadow State Will Secure the Mullahs' Power Over Iran
The article discusses how the Iranian regime is maintaining power through a shadow structure called 'Bayt', despite public dissent and external threats.
11 Ramadan: Redrawing the Maps from Khorasan to the Walls of Damascus
The article discusses the historical significance of the 11th of Ramadan, marked by the birth of the Abbasid state, and its implications for power dynamics in early Islamic history.
Expert: No Power Struggle After ‘Putin’s Attack Dog’
An expert claims that no uprising will occur in Chechnya despite reports of leader Ramzan Kadyrov's declining health, as relatives embedded in the state apparatus ensure the Kadyrov family's power.
Rhineland-Palatinate: Even where they govern quietly, the FDP suffers
In Rhineland-Palatinate, the Free Democratic Party (FDP) remains in power but faces the risk of being ousted from the state parliament due to low public support.
Darío Lopérfido and Politics: A Journey That Took Him to the Pinnacle of Power and into Controversy Over the Disappeared
Darío Lopérfido's political career has been marked by significant roles and controversies, particularly regarding his denial of state terrorism victims in Argentina's military dictatorship.
Kim Jong-un courts Trump
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un suggests that relations with the United States could improve if the U.S. government recognizes North Korea as a nuclear power, according to state media reports following an important party congress.
They don't see
The article discusses the weaknesses of the Mexican state, highlighting historical issues of power concentration, military involvement in politics, and bureaucratic inefficiencies.
Rosatom: A ceasefire was established near the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant due to repairs
The Russian state-owned nuclear corporation Rosatom has announced a ceasefire near the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant to facilitate necessary repairs.
Trump pushes Congress to pass SAVE Act during State of the Union: 'So we'll see how it goes'
During the State of the Union address, President Trump urged Congress to pass the SAVE Act and other legislative measures while emphasizing his administration's use of executive power.
Cuba is plunged into total darkness after massive blackout: Why did it declare an energy emergency?
Cuba experienced a total blackout due to the shutdown of its main thermoelectric plant, declaring a state of energy emergency amid severe power shortages.
President Yoon's State Visit to Singapore and the Philippines from March 1 to 4: Discussing AI and Nuclear Power Cooperation
President Yoon Suk-yeol will visit Singapore and the Philippines as a state guest from March 1-4 to discuss economic cooperation in the fields of artificial intelligence and nuclear power.
Residents, business owners decry poor power supply in Lagos communities
Residents and business owners in Lagos State are expressing frustration over the persistent poor electricity supply provided by the Ikeja Electric Distribution Company.
Vance says America 'cannot give power back to congressional Democrats' following their behavior at SOTU
Vice President JD Vance criticized congressional Democrats after their behavior during the State of the Union address, asserting that they should not regain power in the upcoming midterm elections.
Nuclear Power: Lingen Atomic Factory: Delicate Partner, Delicate Deal
The German firm Advanced Nuclear Fuels is moving towards producing nuclear fuel rods previously sourced from Russia, but plans to partner with Russian state-owned Rosatom, raising concerns amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
The Secret 'State Within a State'. How Ayatollah Khamenei Rules Iran from a Underground Bunker
The article explores the hidden power structure in Iran under Ayatollah Khamenei's leadership, focusing on the role of the Supreme Leader's Office, known as Bayt, in controlling the military, nuclear program, and economy.
'Marielle faced the parallel power that feeds on the state's omission and the population's fear,' says reader
A reader discusses Marielle Franco's fight against organized crime and the implications of her murder in Brazil.
Ruslan Shoszyn: From Intelligence Power to Propaganda Tool? Putin Changed the SVR into an Instrument of Disinformation
The article discusses the transformation of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) under Putin's regime, from a respected intelligence agency into a tool for state propaganda and disinformation.
LEE CARTER: Trump's State of the Union wasn't a pivot — it was a power play
Donald Trump's recent State of the Union address was characterized as a strategic power move rather than a genuine shift towards bipartisanship, emphasizing storytelling over facts.
Address on the State of the Nation: Trump Seems to Have Passed the Pinnacle of His Power
In a recent address, Donald Trump downplayed the implications of a significant Supreme Court ruling, which overturned his tariffs, marking a critical defeat during his second term.
Address on the State of the Nation: Trump Seems to Have Exceeded the Pinnacle of His Power
In his address to Congress, Donald Trump downplayed the impact of a recent Supreme Court ruling that struck down his tariffs, which he considered a major defeat of his second term.
Crime Cartels: Transcontinental Power Challenging State Sovereignty
The article discusses the rise and influence of crime cartels, particularly focusing on the recent violent conflicts triggered by the death of a major cartel leader in Mexico.
After a Chaotic Year, Donald Trump Prepares His New State of the Union Address
Donald Trump is preparing for his upcoming State of the Union address at a challenging time, as the Supreme Court has reminded him of the limits of his presidential power.
Power Sharing and the Principle of Legality in a Legal State / Why the U.S. Supreme Court Overturned Tariffs Imposed by President Trump
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled against tariffs imposed by President Trump, questioning the legal authority under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA).
Moscow proposes the construction of a Russian technology nuclear power plant to Serbia
Moscow is prepared to offer Serbia a nuclear power plant using Russian technology as part of an international consortium, according to the head of Russia's state nuclear energy company.
MDG proposes a state anti-corruption body to investigate politicians
The Norwegian political party MDG is advocating for the establishment of a state anti-corruption body aimed at preventing misuse of power among politicians.
The PP promises a Big Brother to monitor "24/7" the major water dams: "Its state is worrying"
The Popular Party in Spain has vowed to implement a comprehensive monitoring plan for major water dams if they assume power, citing worrying conditions of current infrastructure.
The measure signed by the governor of Virginia that gives control and favors immigrants against ICE
Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger has signed measures that protect migrants and reduce the power of ICE in the state.
ADC not concerned about power rotation – Kogi chairman, Ogga
The Kogi State Chairman of the African Democratic Congress, Kingsley Ogga, discusses the party's strategy to foster equality among its members and its goal to unseat the ruling party in the 2027 elections.
'They will come into power and defame Bihar'
Tejashwi Yadav sharply criticized Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and the Modi government regarding the deteriorating law and order situation in Bihar, emphasizing the recent brutal incidents involving women and children in the state.
Ogun AG slams misuse of police power in civil cases
The Ogun State Attorney-General has condemned the misuse of police authority to resolve civil disputes, emphasizing that such actions violate constitutional rights.
State Duma Passes Bill Giving FSB Authority to Shut Down Internet and Mobile Services
The Russian State Duma approved a bill granting the FSB the power to demand the shutdown of internet and mobile services in the country.
Castro threatens to betray Bolsonaro for the first time in his life
Governor Cláudio Castro of Rio de Janeiro is embroiled in political tensions as he contemplates betraying President Bolsonaro amid power struggles and alliances within the state's political landscape.
Victorian Greens push to give corruption watchdog more power after CMFEU scandal
The Victorian Greens advocate for expanded powers for the state's anti-corruption body following its decision to dismiss a corruption referral related to the CFMEU.
Nigeria: Niger Residents in Darkness Despite Hosting Four Power Plants
Residents of Niger State suffer from severe electricity shortages despite being home to major hydroelectric power plants.
The murder of Gaddafi's son Saif al-Islam shows why Libya is not a functioning state even 15 years after the revolution
The assassination of Saif al-Islam Gaddafi highlights Libya's ongoing power struggles and failure to establish a stable government 15 years post-revolution.
Letters to the Editor: Let power peak prices govern state support
The author argues that the state energy support system should be based on the highest power prices rather than the monthly average, advocating for a change in how energy subsidies are calculated in Sweden.
Liberal infighting erupts in Nepean as executive sidelines branch to back mayor dubbed ‘Sam Groth 2.0’
A power struggle within the Liberal party in Nepean arises as the state executive supports mayor Anthony Marsh over local members for the byelection following the resignation of Sam Groth.
Isabel Pardo de Vera, former Secretary of Transport: 'Ábalos had a lot of power in the Government. Nobody questioned him'
Isabel Pardo de Vera discusses her experiences in the Spanish government and revelations about corruption while serving under José Luis Ábalos as Secretary of State for Transport.
Expenditures for the Power Grid: Why the Energy Transition Has Suddenly Become So Expensive
The costs associated with Germany's energy transition have surged dramatically since 2018, with inflation-adjusted expenses increasing by an average of 8.1% per year, leading to increased state involvement in funding.
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.
Han Dong-hoon: 'I'm sorry and heartbroken that politics is only adding to worries with ridiculous antics'
Former People Power Party leader Han Dong-hoon expresses concerns about the state of politics and vows to uphold good governance based on the constitution and common sense.
Legal Security: Explained and Not Guaranteed
The Ecuadorian Constitution explains legal security but does not guarantee it with the same emphasis as other rights, leaving it unrecognized and lacking protection against state power.
Shmyhal: The state of electricity supply is complicated after Russian attacks
The electricity supply situation remains complex in many areas, with power available for only three to four hours after long outages, according to Ukraine's Deputy Prime Minister and Energy Minister Denys Shmyhal.
Cour des comptes, Conseil d’État, Banque de France… Locking in the "deep state," Macron's temptation before 2027
Emmanuel Macron's appointment of Amélie de Montchalin to head the Cour des comptes has sparked criticism and concerns about consolidating power in French institutions ahead of the 2027 elections.
Detention during asylum proceedings and habeas corpus / Systemic protection of individual rights against state power in the USA continues to function
A federal judge from Texas ordered the release of immigrant Adrian Conejo Arias and his son Liam from detention based on a habeas corpus request.
Trump's big mouth has caused trouble for him in Canada
The article discusses how Trump's commentary on Canada being the 51st state of the U.S. inadvertently helped Mark Carney rise to power, creating a complex relationship between Canada and China that Trump now threatens with tariffs.
China to dismantle local power protectionism in push to electrify national grid
China is transitioning towards a unified national power market to enhance energy security and promote green energy expansion.
Lee Sang-min sentenced to 7 years for directing power cuts, court confirms "Yoon Seok-yeol's insurrection"
Former Minister of Interior and Safety Lee Sang-min has been sentenced to 7 years in prison for directing power cuts during a state of emergency, with the court reaffirming that the emergency declaration constituted an insurrection.
[Breaking News] Court Recognizes Lee Sang-min's Orders to Fire Department for Media Power Cut
A South Korean court has ruled that former Interior Minister Lee Sang-min ordered the fire department to cut off power and water to certain media outlets during a state of emergency.