Displacing Russian Gas ‘For Good’: What Is Europe Really Paying? By Uriel Araujo Europe’s leaders claim Russian gas can be phased out “for good,” but P-TEC exposes the real cost of this strategy. LNG dependency, US influence, and rising energy bills… Read More ›
Beyond Borders: How Energy Fuels Trump’s Threats To Greenland And Canada By Uriel Araujo Trump’s bold plans, although phrased in his own peculiar style, are not about one man’s inclinations or “madness” but rather have a lot to do with the… Read More ›
Avoiding Neo-Colonialism: Russia’s Strategy Against A Weaponized “Green Agenda” By Andrew Korybko It envisages helping developing countries rebalance their relations with the West while avoiding the neo-colonial pitfalls for the ‘green agenda’ that’s being weaponized as a ploy to entrap them…. Read More ›
Creative Energy Diplomacy Can Lay The Basis For A Grand Russian-American Deal By Andrew Korybko The key to this is the US offering Russia a decent deal in Ukraine with lucrative sanctions-waived energy and tech opportunities that would incentivize Russia into… Read More ›
The Political Consequences Of Ukraine’s Decision To Cut Off Russian Gas To Europe By Andrew Korybko Russia and the EU will manage the latest phase of their US-instigated divorce without much difficulty, but the US might offer to bring them back… Read More ›
Russia’s Iranian Gas Swap Proposal With Pakistan Is Worth Exploring By Andrew Korybko Pakistan is on the horns of a painful dilemma whereby its energy security, which must be ensured in the most cost-effective way possible in order to begin sustainably… Read More ›
Pakistan’s Russian Wheat Import Deal: Business As Usual Or Something Different This Time? By Andrew Korybko The new government’s latest deal with Russia could muddle the narrative from their opponents that they came to power to punish the former premier for… Read More ›
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