US President Joe Biden on Thursday (Sep 28) launched a personal attack on "extremist" Donald Trump, indicating that the Republican who could be his 2024 challenger, would challenge the country's constitution if he comes back to power next year.

Biden says US democracy in danger if 'extremist' Trump returns to power

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has turned down a relief plan submitted by Pakistan's caretaker government aimed at assisting power consumers, media reports said citing sources.

IMF rejects Pakistan's relief plan for power consumers

As Peru celebrated its independence from the Spanish Empire on Friday, protests against President Dina Boluarte erupted in the nation's capital city of Lima. In a speech to the Congress, President Boluarte pleaded for the extension of legislative powers for 120 days in order to combat crime. He claimed that Peru needs more power and efficiency.

Peru President Dina Boluarte appeals for expansion of power

Israel's Supreme Court said Wednesday that it will not block the controversial judicial law passed by the country's Parliament by issuing an injunction, media reports said.

Israel's SC says will not block controversial judicial law passed by Knesset

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has denied allegations of plotting a coup to stay in power after losing the 2022 election to Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, media reports said.

Brazil ex-president Bolsonaro denies plotting coup to stay in power

South Africa’s power problem is taking a huge chunk out its GDP after its central bank estimated that $51 million is lost every day due to load shedding.

South Africa: Record power shortage, no quick fix in the sight

Sri Lanka's Public Utilities Commission has approved the hike in power tariff to the tune of 66 per cent. The four-member commission approved the tariff hike with a majority while the Chairman of the Commission Janaka Ratnayake dissented.

Sri Lanka hikes power prices by 66% in a bid to gain IMF support

In a bid to unlock additional power and resources to tackle the worst power crisis in the country, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa on Thursday declared a national "state of disaster".

South African president declares 'state of disaster' amid worst power crisis. What is it about?

The rolling blackouts in the country due to the South Africa’s power utility, Eskom's, failure to keep the lights on has angered the citizens. The government is now under pressure to find solutions.

South Africa's worsening power crisis

Torrential downpours and damaging winds left hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses without power in California. Watch this report to know more.

Thousands without power as storms continue to strike California

Thousands of exhausted passengers on Monday (January 2) remained stranded outside the ageing Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Manila, after a New Year power outage caused hundreds of flight cancellations.

Thousands stranded at the Philippines' main airport after power outage

Ukraine on Friday (November 18) said that almost half of its power grid needed repairs after weeks of battering caused due to Russian attacks. Electricity supply to millions has been disrupted just when temperatures have started dropping as winter approaches.

Nearly half of country's energy infrastructure hit and damaged, says Ukraine

A show of POWER v/s a show of PEOPLE. Pakistan's politics has been at crossroads since Imran Khan's ouster. But his power clout is putting the country's democracy under the lens. Mariam Wardak decodes.

South Asia Diary: Imran Khan's power clout

British PM Liz Truss has been forced to withdraw a proposal to cut the highest rate of income tax. This comes after several senior Conservative lawmakers opposed the move. Priyanka Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: Truss faces a rebellion, one month into office

In pics: Japanese asked to save power as country's east sizzles

With summer rains ending 22 days early, an intense heat wave has engulfed Japan. Authorities warn of power shortages. According to met department, high temperatures are expected until early July.

Authorities warn of power shortages as Intense heat wave engulfs Japan

China is aiming to become a major space power. It has sent three astronauts to space. The crew will help build a space station for China.

China races to become a major space power as it sends three astronauts to space

Pakistan’s financial troubles seem to be far from over. The government of Pakistan has again hiked the prices of several petroleum products by another Rs 30. Not just this, the prices of electricity have also been raised by Rs 7.

Pak hikes prices of petroleum products, power massively as Chinese banks agree to refinance with $2.3 bn

Strong winds, with gusts of more than 140 kilometers per hour, battered eastern Canada on Saturday, the national weather service said, adding that the storm was a rare phenomenon called "derecho". The death toll from the powerful thunderstorms rose to at least eight.

Storms kill at least 8 in Canada, leave 226,000 citizens without power

A large number of states across the US are reeling from a heatwave that has seen above-average temperatures in at least a dozen states. The mercury is breaking records and it is estimated that about 130 heat records will be broken for temperatures at this time of the year.

US heatwave moves east, power consumptions increase

In February 2018, the Narendra Modi-led government launched a new bovine-centric scheme aimed at fulfilling India’s twin objectives—increase the income of farmers and provide clean energy.

How Modi govt’s cow dung scheme is solving India’s energy crisis and doubling farmers’ income

Methane-consuming bacteria can generate power. Generating power while purifying the environment of greenhouse gases?. It should be possible using bacteria, says a study. Candidatus Methanoperedens use methane to grow. They naturally occur in freshwater.

Methane-consuming bacteria can generate power

An emergency plea has been issued by Japan on Tuesday for conservation of energy. It has been addressed to citizens, businesses and local authorities. It has also warned of potential blackouts as a massive earthquake has idled several power plants and unseasonably cold weather has also boosted demand, said a Reuters report.

As temperatures drop, Japan asks public to save power, warns of blackouts in plea

In a government’s proposal to keep a check on anonymous trolls, social media users, who would not have verified accounts on platforms like Twitter, may not be able to send messages to other users in the UK.

Checking trolls? Social media users may get power to block anonymous accounts in UK

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