... imports of Russian oil, viewing them as essential for its energy security. The Indian Ministry of External Affairs publicly stated that purchases from Russia are driven by forced circumstances: traditional suppliers to India from the Middle East redirected ... ... fertilizers, and other resources from Russia, while the U.S. continues to procure certain categories of Russian goods (such as nuclear materials). This undermines the demand for a complete cessation of trade with the RF. Unjust Criticism: According to officials,...

... crisis, thus necessitating that New Delhi seek alternative sources. Furthermore, Indian officials emphasize that the Western states that now condemn India continue to cooperate with Russia in various domains. According to officials, the U.S. and the EU ... ... products, fertilizers, and other resources from Russia, while the U.S. purchases specific categories of Russian goods (e.g., nuclear materials). This undermines the demand to fully refrain from trade with Russia. Unfair Criticism: Indian officials note ...

... height. Behind this concrete-steel wall lies a vast reservoir capable of holding around 40 km³ of water (approximately 39 billion tons). To put this into perspective: this is enough to provide generator capacity of 22,500 MW (equivalent to about 15 nuclear reactors) and control the devastating floods of the Yangtze for the benefit of millions of residents. At first glance, this seems like only benefits – control over the elements and clean energy. However, nature does not recognize local boundaries,...

... steeper discounts. Simultaneously, American producers might attempt to supply part of the Indian market: the U.S. has already stated its intention to become one of the key suppliers of oil and gas to Asian countries. Investors are closely monitoring developments,... ... Even traditionally coal-dependent economies are seeking alternatives: for instance, South Africa plans to build a new large nuclear power plant with a capacity of 4 GW to replace part of its coal capacity and meet emission reduction targets. The energy ...

... Gulf countries have also become notably active: they are pouring billions of dollars into technology projects and launching state mega-programs to develop the startup sector, creating their own tech hubs in the Middle East. Concurrently, dozens of new ... ... technologies continues: funds are eagerly financing climate projects—from renewable energy and electric transportation to innovative nuclear developments. For instance, Swiss startup Climeworks secured $162 million for the development of direct CO 2 capture systems ...