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At least four Palestinians killed in Gaza as Israeli attacks continue
At least four Palestinians were killed in Gaza on Saturday as Israeli military operations continued despite a ceasefire in place for over a year, bringing deaths since October 2025 to 1,580.
‘Amateur morons’: Flávio Bolsonaro’s short-lived ‘president-elect’ claim met with mockery
Flávio Bolsonaro fled to the US after losing Brazil’s election and briefly claimed to be “president-elect,” a claim that quickly drew widespread ridicule from Brazilian media and political figures.
Bust companies revived in ‘phoenix’ deals more likely to fail again, study finds
A study finds that insolvent businesses reacquired by previous management in pre-pack administrations are significantly more likely to fail again and repay substantially less to creditors.
Retail leads the way on paternity leave as government urged to improve offer
Major UK retailers like Marks & Spencer and Tesco have significantly enhanced paternity leave offerings to six weeks at full pay, far exceeding the statutory two-week minimum, while campaigners urge government reform.
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Move Local Energy Goals Forward: Apply to the Energy Technology Innovation Partnership Project
The U.S. Department of Energy’s Energy Technology Innovation Partnership Project is accepting applications from coastal, remote, and island communities seeking affordable energy solutions with support from national laboratories and regional organizations.
More Renewables Lead To Lower Demand For Methane In Europe
Renewable energy sources have surpassed methane-fired generation across Europe, marking a structural shift in the continent’s power market driven by rapid wind and solar capacity expansion since 2022.
Thousands of Comments Shared with Governor Katie Hobbs Passionately Oppose Desert Southwest Gas Pipeline
Environmental groups delivered approximately 2,000 public comments to Arizona’s governor opposing the Desert Southwest Pipeline, which would transport methane gas to power data centers across the Southwest region.
Oil Majors Double Profits in Europe in Latest Quarter
Eight major oil companies earned €7.5 billion in excess profits across Europe in the first half of 2026, prompting calls for a permanent windfall tax on petroleum producers.
The Case for Britain Backing Its North Sea Oil and Gas Industry
Britain faces a choice between producing more North Sea oil and gas domestically or importing more from overseas, with significant economic and employment implications as ministers consider the Jackdaw and Rosebank projects.
750 Gigawatts Of Energy Storage Are Just Sitting There, Waiting
The US has 750 gigawatts of energy storage projects pending grid connections, reflecting strong clean energy development despite recent federal policy shifts favoring fossil fuels.
How Gulf Oil Is Escaping the Strait of Hormuz
Gulf oil producers are bypassing the Strait of Hormuz through ship-to-ship transfers and alternative routes, creating elevated shipping costs and market volatility amid geopolitical tensions.
U.S. Diesel Reserves Sit Near 23-Year Lows
U.S. diesel reserves have declined to near 23-year lows amid geopolitical tensions and supply disruptions, raising concerns about potential food and energy price increases heading into harvest season.
Russia Pushes Ahead With Uzbekistan Nuclear Plans Despite Money Troubles
Russia’s nuclear agency Rosatom is developing a training program for Uzbek technicians despite ongoing financing difficulties affecting its reactor construction projects.
Only 7% of Global Green Hydrogen Capacity Was Finished on Schedule
Only 7% of planned green hydrogen projects were completed on schedule globally, with implementation challenges extending from California’s transportation sector to industrial applications worldwide.
Why cheap power could matter more than clean power in the push for net zero
A Glasgow retiree’s experience switching off his heat pump due to high electricity costs illustrates broader concerns that prioritizing renewable electricity over heating and transport may hinder net-zero progress and increase energy bills.
Floods can leave communities facing higher overdose deaths for years
Research shows severe flooding in Appalachian counties correlates with elevated overdose death rates persisting for at least a decade, particularly in economically disadvantaged areas.