Electricity

Hundreds of South Africa’s abandoned coal mines pose a deadly risk to local communities and threaten to pollute the water of...

Victims of Beirut’s deadly 2020 port blast have filed a quarter-billion-dollar lawsuit in Texas which blames a U.K.-based...

The West African nation of Liberia is entering a period of accelerating vulnerability, threatening to create conditions for...

Kyrgyz authorities allege Bolot Temirov is a drug user and used falsified identification documents. But case files obtained...

In a coordinated cross-border effort by Italian, Romanian, Bulgarian, and Swiss authorities, police arrested an Italian...

European countries have recently resumed imports of phosphate — a key ingredient in fertilizer — from Syria. The trade...

South Africa, the world’s largest chrome producer, loses around 10% of its annual production to illegal mining which has...

In the wake of a protest movement which swept Kazakhstan in January, the Kazakh government deployed a spyware to surveil...

The United States criticized Tunisian President Kais Saied for dismissing 57 judges on accusatiations of corruption and...

A U.S. court has asked Lebanon’s judiciary to serve legal papers against two top Lebanese politicians seeking to compel...

As the West warns of imminent Russian assaults against critical infrastructure, cybersecurity researchers say the Kremlin is...

The NATO Parliamentary Assembly (PA) condemned Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, pledged to further sanction Moscow and...