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US strives to supply Europe with its own gas

American Congressmen continue to exert every effort to thwart the completion of the Nord Stream-2 gas pipeline, which is designed to secure a long-lasting supply of...

Chinese purchases of Iranian oil raise tantalizing questions

A fully loaded Chinese oil tanker ploughing its way eastwards from two Iranian oil terminals raises questions of how far Beijing is willing to go...

Oil Market Report: Markets remaining calm

The theme we identified in last month’s Report of “mixed signals” is appropriate again this month, with geopolitics and industry disruptions confusing the supply outlook, and...

Driving a Smarter Future

Today the average car runs on fossil fuels, but growing pressure for climate action, falling battery costs, and concerns about air pollution in cities, has given...

The crisis in Venezuela and its strategic significance

Venezuela’s economy - in a country that has better oil reserves than Saudi Arabia and Iran - began with the OPEC oil price crisis, when Chavez...

Walking a tightrope: Pakistan struggles to juggle multiple balls

Pakistan risks falling off the tightrope it walks as it attempts to balance its relations with rivals Saudi Arabia and Iran. Developments in recent days, including...

Why the Algerian popular movement has succeeded until now?

Authors: Sadek Hadjal and Samar Sahki Ten factors and mechanisms adopted by both Algerian people and its army have made popular movement remain in its proper...

What may cause Oil prices to fall?

Oil prices have rallied a whopping 30 percent this year. Among other factors, OPEC’s commitment to reduce output, geopolitical flash-points like the brewing war in...

With or without sanctions, Iran needs to say goodbye to oil money

Except Norway, almost all oil producing countries have made themselves more or less reliant on oil money. Only oil producing countries with a small population,...

No One Understands the Weaponization of Energy better than Russia and Iran

One of the most important lessons from World War II (WWII) is this: integrated economic growth is always better than a global war that engulfed all...

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The Anti-Ballistic Coalition: Laudable Intent with Unrealistic Promises

Nine European nations – Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, the...

Can Diplomacy Prevent the Next Gulf War?

As renewed tensions between Iran and the United States...
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