by Fabio Herrero In a previous article entitled, “US Natural Gas Export: A Sensible Move?” dated September 2014, I wrote about the nonsense surrounding the […]

by Daniel Tappeiner As more economic sanctions are imposed on Russia by a West spearheaded by the US supposedly to change Russia’s attitude towards the […]

by Fabio Herrero In the past years there has been a lot of noise about LNG export from the US. On March 25, 2014, Senate […]

by Athina Sylaidi The discovery of hydrocarbons in Cyprus, Israel, the Greek territorial waters, and south to Egyptian waters, in the Eastern Mediterranean, is a […]

by Trey Giesen The designation of the Islamic Republic of Iran as a state sponsor of terrorism by the United States on January 23, 1984 […]

by Athina Sylaidy Energy security is a multifaceted issue, and one no longer restricted solely to the domain of the viability of energy supply, price […]

by Dr. Jack D. Sharples A version of this article first appeared in the online publication “The Conversation” on April 17, 2014. The German energy […]

by Andras Szekely Gazprom has a reputation of being the ultimate monopolist, the company on which both Siberian babushkas and German industry are dependent. Since […]

by Michael Camarda In the search for ways to punish Russia for its military incursion into and subsequent annexation of Crimea, the US and EU […]