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Will Algeria Increase Gas Supplies to Europe?

Algeria is estimated by the EU to be the fifth largest supplier of gas to the EU at around 45 bcm, representing 12% of EU countries’ natural gas needs, but this has fallen since 2016 (when it reached 55 bcm per year). Algeria’s share is far behind that of top-ranking Russia (135.75 bcm in 2020, according to Gazprom). In addition to LNG (there are a couple of hubs in the PDRA...

Vladimir Odintsov

US-Saudia Ties Set for a Long Nosedive

Although it seems inadvertent, the Russia-Ukraine war has bitterly exposed the limits of US influence in the Middle East. On the one hand, Washington has failed to force the OPEC countries to increase oil production, and on the other hand, the region is already calibrating to form a joint security architecture independent of Washington. In fact...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Egypt Decides to Save Itself from Hunger on its Own

Video reports on national TV channels and the Internet about half-empty supermarket shelves in the US and Western Europe are causing widespread nervousness about the world’s food security prospects. Despite warnings from Moscow, no one in Europe took into account that with the introduction of provocative Russophobic sanctions, designed to cripple the Russian...

Vladimir Odintsov

Russia Revives “Winged” Shipping

Dmitry Bokarev

NATO Sanctions and the Coming Global Diesel Fuel Disaster

F. William Engdahl

Who is Blocking the Supply of Oil Needed by Europe?

Vladimir Danilov

China-Kazakhstan Energy Partnership

Petr Konovalov

Why the EU is Confronting China

Salman Rafi Sheikh

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