In a display of full-on, Ministry of Truth-level insanity, the Trump administration appears to be attempting to rebrand its energy exports as “freedom gas.” It
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Russia Should Take the US’ “European Energy Security Act” More Seriously
Underestimating the potential of one’s adversaries and expressing excessive self-confidence in one’s own abilities oftentimes leads to the said party being unpleasantly surprised if events
Why Would the US Want Venezuela’s Oil When It Already Buys 41% of Its Total Exports?
The prevailing Alt-Media narrative that Washington wants to impose a pro-US puppet regime on Venezuela in order to control all of the country’s oil doesn’t
How the New Silk Roads Are Merging Into Greater Eurasia
The concept of Greater Eurasia has been discussed at the highest levels of Russian academia and policy-making for some time. This week the policy was
Is Saudi Arabia About to Enter the Arctic Gas Game?
Now that global oil markets have gotten used to Saudi-Russian oil production cooperation that first hit the scene in early 2017 in an effort to
Tariffs and Sanctions: A New Energy Trade War?
The Trump Administration trade policy is nowhere so clear as in the energy area. For years it was thought that the younger Bush Administration was
The Perfect Storm Bringing China and Russia Together
During the Cold War, China and the Soviet Union regarded one another as strategic adversaries. Relations between Beijing and Moscow, however, have significantly improved over
A Fleet of Ice-Breaking Tankers to Launch Russia as a LNG Superpower
A mere two years ago Russia had just one LNG project and one could rarely read about it in media outlets. With Yamal LNG, however,
