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'Blackmail': Russia Shuts off Gas to EU States Poland, Bulgaria - Vimarsana News

'Blackmail': Russia Shuts off Gas to EU States Poland, Bulgaria

Russia has halted all gas exports to Poland and Bulgaria after demanding 'unfriendly' nations pay for energy in rubles, not dollars.

Populist: Green Politicians Closing Nuclear Plants Are Putin's 'Useful Idiots' - Vimarsana News

Populist: Green Politicians Closing Nuclear Plants Are Putin's 'Useful Idiots'

Populist Sweden Democrats (SD) leader Jimmie Åkesson slammed European Green Parties for making Europe reliant on Russian energy.

Germany Ignores Looming Energy Crisis, to Close All Nuclear Plants - Vimarsana News

Germany Ignores Looming Energy Crisis, to Close All Nuclear Plants

Germany will close all of its nuclear power plants by the end of this year, despite the nation's already crippling addiction to Russian gas.

UK Households Face Worst Real Income Decline in Decades - Vimarsana News

UK Households Face Worst Real Income Decline in Decades

Households in Britain are facing the worst decline in their real income in decades, as energy prices cause inflation to soar.

Global Chip Shortage May Delay New Car Launches, Cut Supply | CarGuide.PH | Philippine Car News, Car Reviews, Car Prices - Vimarsana News

Global Chip Shortage May Delay New Car Launches, Cut Supply | CarGuide.PH | Philippine Car News, Car Reviews, Car Prices

Global Chip Shortage May Delay New Car Launches, Cut Supply A global shortage in computer microchips isn’t just affecting the launch of next-generation video game consoles like the PlayStation 5, PCs, and smartphones, they are now beginning to affect automotive production as well. As global makers of semiconductors scaled back production in 2020, they now find themselves on the backfoot, trying to catch up to demand that’s rapidly ramping back up. Fueling the shortage further, chips used in smartphones and PCs have diverted deliveries away from automakers. Moreover, a massive fire in Octo...