"Prices have increased dramatically in ten years": tension at all levels of the real estate market in Marseille
Demand for housing in Marseille is rising due to increasing demographics, but supply has not kept pace, leading to heightened tensions in the real estate market.
Water supply will be interrupted in West Zone and in the neighborhood of Seropédica due to Cedae's inspection at Guandu on Tuesday
The water supply will be interrupted in various neighborhoods due to an inspection by Cedae on the Guandu system.
Students still without school supply kits almost 1 month after the start of classes in Campo Grande
Nearly a month into the school year, many students in Campo Grande's municipal education system have yet to receive their promised school supply kits from the local government, straining family budgets.
Local ceasefire at the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant
The IAEA has brokered a temporary local ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia to restore power supply at the Zaporizhia nuclear plant.
Submarine base without power: - It's urgent
Norway's submarine base Ramsund needs increased power supply amid national security concerns, as raised by a parliamentary question regarding a denial from the energy authority.
Efforts Against Product Shortages in Grocery Stores
Iceland is taking measures to address product shortages affecting grocery stores.
The invasive species appearing in California's aqueducts: a reward offered for its elimination
A federal competition has been launched in California, offering a reward of up to $125,000 to develop solutions to control the spread of the invasive golden mussel, which threatens water and energy infrastructure.
REA plans 500 power projects in N170bn 2026 budget
The Rural Electrification Agency of Nigeria plans over 500 electrification projects in its 2026 budget totaling N170 billion to enhance power supply to rural areas.
NNPC woos investors as Ajaokuta–Gwagwalada gas segment, eyes July completion
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company is seeking to attract investors for the Ajaokuta–Gwagwalada gas segment, which aims for completion in July 2026 to enhance gas supply and industrial growth.
AI Causes a 'Tsunami' in Electronics. Smartphone Prices Hit Record Highs, Sales Expected to Drop
A report from International Data Corporation indicates that a deepening memory component shortage will lead to smartphone manufacturers facing bankruptcy and record-high prices this year.
After electrical cable thefts, water supply is normalized in neighborhoods of Santarém
Emergency services have restored water supply in Santarém, Brazil, following cable thefts that affected over 13 neighborhoods.
Southeast Europe at a Crossroads: Pipelines, LNG, and the New Supply Architecture in the Balkans
The article discusses the complexities of natural gas supply routes in Southeast Europe, particularly the eastern vertical corridor and its integration challenges with existing systems.
Without friendship in the matter of 'Friendship'. Robert Fico: We have the right to this oil
Hungary and Slovakia face supply disruptions due to their continued reliance on Russian oil, leading to alternative sourcing and strategic reserves opening up.
Mandatory essentials for 10 days. This is what everyone must have. Germany provided the list
Germany has released a list of essential food items that individuals should stockpile for emergency situations, now recommending a supply sufficient for ten days instead of the previous three-day guideline.
Temporary ceasefire declared at Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, IAEA says
A temporary ceasefire has been established at the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant to facilitate repairs and restore backup power supply, mediated by the IAEA.
A solar plant inaugurated in Santarém will meet 60% of the energy demand of the TRE of Pará
A new solar power plant in Santarém is expected to supply 60% of the energy needs of the Electoral Regional Court of Pará.
Ramadan in Comoros: The government announces measures against high living costs and power cuts
The Comorian government has introduced measures aimed at alleviating high living costs and preventing power outages during Ramadan, although their implementation on the ground has faced challenges.
After Slovakia's accusations against Ukraine - Zelensky's call to Fico
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky spoke with Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico amid rising tensions over accusations of Ukraine's role in Russian oil supply to Slovakia.
How the Russian Army Acquired Radio Bridge Antennas Through Latvian Firms
The article investigates how the Russian military obtained radio bridge antennas through the re-export efforts of Latvian companies, highlighting implications for international sanctions and the complex supply chains involved.
Power output drops to 4,300MW due to 57% gas supply – NISO
Power output in Nigeria has plummeted to 4,300 megawatts due to inadequate gas supply, leading to widespread power outages.
Water leak affects four neighborhoods in the South Zone of Aracaju
A water leak in Aracaju's South Zone has disrupted water supply in four neighborhoods, with repair work underway.
Kyiv and Moscow Agree on Ceasefire in a Particularly Sensitive Frontline Area
Kyiv and Moscow have agreed to a ceasefire aimed at restoring backup electricity supply to the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, facilitated by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
Craft breweries will 'steal the show' at the World Cup: they seek to increase their production by 12 percent this year
Craft breweries in Mexico aim to boost their production by 12% this year, leveraging the World Cup as a catalyst, though their plans are hindered by supply chain challenges.
Katsina agency MD dies in auto crash as gov mourns
The Managing Director of the Katsina State Water Board, Tukur Tingilin, has died in an auto crash, prompting an expression of grief from the Katsina State Governor.
War in Ukraine: Ceasefire at Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant
A local ceasefire has been established at the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant to facilitate the restoration of its power supply, according to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
Demands that the government ensures that the submarine base gets power: - Must have a different place in the priority queue
A politician demands the Norwegian government prioritize energy supply for a submarine base amid current energy restrictions.
ANALYTICS MURES: Instead of falling, apartment prices rise
Apartment prices in Tallinn are unexpectedly increasing, contrary to expectations of decline, driven by reduced supply and increased transactions.
The EU invests hundreds of billions in nuclear energy
The European Commission plans to unveil a €240 billion scheme to boost investments in nuclear energy, positioning it as a key pillar for several EU countries in their strategies for decarbonization, industrial competitiveness, and supply security.
Fear of toxic discharges into drinking water
Authorities warn that planned construction near Gjersjøen in Nordre Follo may lead to toxic chemical leaks into the local drinking water supply.
Geopolitical Turn Changes the Rules of the Economic Game: The Role of the State in Corporate Activities is Growing
A strategic forecast suggests that by 2026, geopolitics will play a more direct role in shaping the business environment, necessitating a shift in corporate strategies and decision-making.
More than 3.5 million dollars were donated by an anonymous donor to a Japanese city hall: What will the money be used for?
An anonymous donor has given 21 kilograms of gold bullion worth over 3.5 million dollars to a Japanese city hall for critical infrastructure projects.
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.
The Trump Administration is Trying to Increase US Influence in Cuba with Fuel Supplies
The Trump administration's decision to ease fuel supply to Cuba's private sector aims to increase US influence over the island's economy.
Tesla's Chinese Supply Chain Raises Alarms in the U.S.
Chinese parts manufacturers are rapidly setting up plants around Monterrey, Mexico, to supply Tesla's upcoming gigafactory, raising concerns in Washington about reliance on Chinese components.
Expansion of Incheon City's rental purchase type 'Thousand Won Housing' to 700 units
Incheon City has announced an increase in the supply of 'Thousand Won Housing' through rental purchases, raising the total from 500 to 700 units compared to the previous year.
AEDC slashes losses, deploys 70,000 meters
The Abuja Electricity Distribution Company has significantly reduced its operational losses and deployed additional meters as part of efforts to enhance electricity supply.
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.
'No light, no bill' protest begins in Niger
Civil society organisations in Niger State are organizing a protest to demand better electricity supply and fair billing practices from the Abuja Electricity Distribution Company.
Anthropic says it ‘cannot in good conscience’ allow Pentagon to remove AI checks
Anthropic has refused the Pentagon's demand to remove safety precautions from its AI, amidst threats of contract cancellation and designation as a supply chain risk.
Dancing to the Beat of Cat-Eye Agricultural Policy: Delays in Delivery and Rice Milling, Still No 'Stocked Rice' Arriving
Customers are lining up to buy stocked rice despite delays in delivery and processing caused by agricultural policy changes in Japan.
AEDC cuts losses by 10%, deploys 70,000 meters in 14 months
Abuja Electricity Distribution Company has reduced its losses from 42% to 32% in one year while deploying 70,000 meters to enhance electricity supply.
Ethanol blends would lower fuel prices and improve supply in Mexico, experts explain
Experts suggest that increasing ethanol content in gasoline could lead to lower prices, enhanced supply security, and reduced emissions in Mexico.
Operation identifies 40 illegal water connections in Casimiro de Abreu
An operation by the Águas de Casimiro utility revealed 40 illegal water connections in residential properties in Casimiro de Abreu, Brazil, leading to the cutting off of water supply to these properties.
Can IFAD’s 'First Mile' Revolution Secure Africa’s Food Future?
The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) is addressing food losses in Sub-Saharan Africa by targeting the initial stage of the food supply chain between smallholder farmers and formal markets.
SAAE Jacareí begins construction of the water supply reinforcement pipeline that will benefit residents
SAAE Jacareí has commenced construction of the 'Altos de Santana' reinforcement pipeline which will improve water supply for around 90,000 residents in the eastern region of the city.
Pindamonhangaba begins delivery of kits to 15.3 thousand students of the network
The city of Pindamonhangaba has initiated the distribution of school supply kits, uniforms, and backpacks to over 15,000 municipal public school students.
Ruhnu's fuel supplies are expected to improve in the coming days
Preparations are underway to supply fuel to small islands in Estonia, with the icebreaker Eva-316 waiting for better weather to deliver gasoline to Ruhnu.
Leader: What was the government thinking here? Growth and welfare are threatened by one-track policy
The article critiques the Swedish government's immigration policy, arguing it endangers both individual welfare and the country's skill supply.
According to Leis, Ruhnu will receive fuel and Vormsi will have a new ice road
Estonia's Infrastructure Minister Kuldar Leis announced the upcoming transportation of fuel to Ruhnu Island and the opening of a new ice road between Vormsi Island and the mainland.
Auvere is broken again
Eesti Energia announced that the Auvere power plant is out of service until March 1.