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Understanding Uzbekistan–Russia Relations

Following the Soviet collapse, Uzbekistan has maintained, to a large extent, a unique history and relations with Russia. Despite some divergencies in its approach...

Hormuz, Iran and the Dangerous Politics of Maritime Tariffs

The latest diplomatic push over Iran, now centered on Bürgenstock, should be welcomed because talking is still cheaper than escalation. Yet President Donald Trump’s...

Europe Gas Market Survives Hormuz Shock but Long Term Demand Decline Looms

Europe's natural gas market has demonstrated resilience following the disruption caused by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz during the US Israel Iran...

China’s Falling Fuel Demand Eases Pressure on Oil Markets

Three months into the Iran war, the oil market is adjusting to the fact that China, the largest importer of oil, needs significantly less...

How Warsaw Is Securing Energy Autonomy Beyond EU Dependence

Poland was at the forefront of the revolution of the legacy European energy model which occurred in early 2022. The legacy European energy model...

Why Houthi Threats in the Red Sea Matter for Oil Markets

Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthis announced on Monday they would ban ships linked to Israel from the Red Sea following renewed Israeli military attacks on Iran,...

An Unwarranted War, a Global Economic Drag

When the US-Iran conflict escalated earlier this year, the immediate concern centered on oil prices and the Strait of Hormuz. But the real danger was...

India and Venezuela Seek Deeper Energy Ties Amid Global Supply Uncertainty

India and Venezuela are moving to strengthen their energy partnership as both countries seek to capitalize on shifting dynamics in global oil markets. During...

Energy Investments Shift as Middle East Tensions Rise

Countries are increasing energy spending driven by a need for electricity and diversification in response to recent energy crises, including the ongoing situation in...

How Middle East Supply Risks Are Growing in Impact on Global Oil Trading

The Middle East has been a difficult region to deal with in oil markets. When it comes to energy geographies, the region has proven...

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How a London Court Quietly Decided Who Pays for Baltic Sea Sabotage

On July 6, 2026, a London judge did something...

Why Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban Went From Allies to Enemies

Pakistan's air force recently attacked 10 places in Afghanistan....

UN Expands Blacklist of Companies Linked to Israeli Settlements

The United Nations human rights office has added 61...

Saudi Arabia Gains Allied Support

Military leaders from Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan are...
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