energy
Doha Converted Gas Revenue Into Global Influence and Marketed Itself as the Supplier That Delivers Even During Turbulence
Changes in One Producer’s Political and Economic Conditions Can Ripple Across Global Energy Markets
Doha’s Entry Into Libya’s Offshore Gas Sector Signals a Strategic Shift From External Patronage to Embedded Political Power
By Embedding Itself in Somalia’s Hydrocarbons Sector and Security Architecture, Turkey Positions Itself as a Gatekeeper
The Gap Between Potential and Performance Does Not Stem from Sanctions Alone
With the Low Oil Prices Projected for the Year, Most Major Middle Eastern Oil Producers Will Face Budget Deficits
Syria Holds an Estimated 2.5 Billion Barrels of Oil and 8.5 Trillion Cubic Feet of Gas but Reserves Do Not Guarantee Recovery
Across the Region, Electricity Demand Surged with Extreme Heat, Population Growth, Desalination Needs, and Industrial Expansion
For Jerusalem to Sign a $35 Billion Economic Bailout While Its Security Demands Regarding the Border Remain Unmet Is a Failure of Statecraft
The Iranian Sector of the Field Entered the Second Half of Its Lifespan Last Year, with Production and Pressure Already in Decline
In This Symbiotic Relationship, Egypt Expands Solar and Wind Generation, and Greece Offers Grid Access to European Markets