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UkraineAlert
Apr 9, 2025
Putin’s Arctic ambitions: Russia eyes natural resources and shipping routes
By
Bohdan Ustymenko
Russia’s plans to expand its influence in the Arctic region and dominate the Northern Sea Route together with China pose serious security challenges for the international community, writes Bohdan Ustymenko.
EnergySource
Mar 28, 2025
Nord Stream could divide Europe yet again
By
Michał Kurtyka
Washington’s potential reset with Moscow, amid Ukraine peace negotiations, has revived discussions on the future of Nord Stream 2. Whether the Trump administration would cede its LNG market in Europe to Russian pipeline exports remains to be seen. For Europe, however, reopening the pipeline would be a costly mistake.
MENASource
Mar 13, 2025
Why now is the right time for ‘maximum pressure’ on Iran’s oil exports
By
Scott Modell
Iran is more vulnerable than it has been in decades; the United States can deliver a decisive blow to Tehran and set the stage for a more stable and secure future.
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Global Energy Forum
Mar 29, 2022
How Europe can work its way out of today’s energy-supply crisis—and through the energy transition
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Atlantic Council
The energy-supply crisis and the impact of the war in Ukraine have highlighted the urgency to build secure and resilient supply chains and infrastructure.
Global Energy Forum
Mar 29, 2022
After the war in Ukraine: Where Europe’s energy crisis could be headed next
By
Atlantic Council
Putin’s aggression can be the impetus for a Ukrainian energy transformation, one that is not reliant on Russian transit fees and instead deeply connected with friendlier European energy markets.
Global Energy Forum
Mar 29, 2022
These island governments are racing to combat climate change amid sea-level rise
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Atlantic Council
Dignitaries from small island nations on Tuesday expressed their frustration with the state of the current global action—or lack thereof—on addressing climate change.