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“Comprehensive Strategic Partnership” Agreement and the Future of Sino-Iranian Relations
Authors: Yunis Sharifli and Gandab Valiyeva*
Sino-Iranian diplomatic relations have developed in various fields since 1971. During this period, mutual visits played an important role...
Greece and Egypt: Game Changers in the East Mediterranean’s Energy Geopolitics
Greece remains the third most unexplored country in the East Mediterranean with promising prospects of energy discoveries that are documented in 3-D seismic surveys...
Is It True That Coal Ash Isn’t Dangerous?
Many stakeholders, including environmentalists, economists, and policymakers, have expressed concern about natural and mineral resource problems as a result of the rapid pace of...
Of the North Stream 2 and Trans-Atlantic Esteem, too
On the historic date of March 08th – International Women’s Day, a large number of international affairs specialists gathered for the second consecutive summit...
Oil markets face uncertain future after rebound from historic Covid-19 shock
World oil markets have rebounded from the massive demand shock triggered by Covid-19 but still face a high degree of uncertainty that is testing...
Webinar: How will we minimize conflicts in the Eastern Mediterranean?
One of the biggest online events for this year with the theme: "How will we minimize conflicts in the Eastern Mediterranean?" was held by...
New EU energy labels applicable from 1 March 2021
To help EU consumers cut their energy bills and carbon footprint, a brand new version of the widely-recognised EU energy label will be applicable...
Lebanon and Syria: A Complicated Relationship between Energy and Geopolitics
Syria continues to offer the ground where Russia and the United States compete over control of oil and gas fields and the transportation routes...
Understanding Russia’s Financial Strategy for Africa
In order to raise its geopolitical influence, Russia has been making efforts identifying mega infrastructure projects such as nuclear power and energy, natural resources...
Nigeria to Improve Electricity Access and Services to Citizens
The World Bank approved $500 million to support the government of Nigeria in improving its electricity distribution sector. The project will help boost electricity...