Tag Archives | Energy
Beijing Feels Pressure from its ‘Soft Power’ Strategy
India has a Coal Problem
Alberta’s New Government Means Uncertainty for Canada’s Oil Industry
Can Uganda Escape the Natural Resource Curse?
The Impact of Energy on China/Myanmar Relations
The Environmental Impact of China’s Investment in Africa
Environmentalists Challenge Algeria Fracking
China’s March Westward and the ISIS Challenge
Nuclear Deal Offers Some Hope for Iran’s Economy
China’s Influence in the Persian Gulf
New EU Energy Union Aims to Break Dependence on Russia
Oil Glut Could Further Depress Prices
Could the Moon Hold the Key to the World’s Energy Crisis?
Falling Oil Prices Reveal Iraq’s Structural Problems
African Energy Producers face Oil Price Pressure
Falling Oil Prices Hamstring Iran’s Economy
Piracy in West Africa Targets the Region’s Oil Industry
OPEC ‘No-Cut’ Decision Adds to Middle East Divide
Jordan-Israel Energy Deal Faces Public Opposition
Canceling the South Stream Project: The Woes of Energy Insecurity
Bad Things Happen in the Dark
What’s in Store for Post-Kirchner Argentina?
South Stream Pipeline: Chronicle of a Death Foretold
Rocky Ride for Russia’s Economy Set to Continue
Putin’s Pendulum: Oil Realities vs. Geopolitical Ambitions
Will the Political Will for Energy Reform in Eastern Europe Last?
Cutting Oil Production Will Not Solve OPEC’s Problems
The Case for Qatar
The Big Chill: Tensions in the Arctic
Why the China/Russia Rapprochement Won’t Last
The Petro-Dictatorship’s Unfortunate Love Affair
Three Perspectives on Falling Oil Prices
Rebuilding Afghanistan: The Role of its Neighbors
Algeria’s plans for Shale Gas Bring Risks, few Long-Term Benefits
Leaving the Doll’s House, the Scottish Referendum
In South Sudan, China Peacemaker Role Marks a First in its Diplomacy
The Battle for Scotland
Climate Change and Implications for National Security
