Analyses & Alternatives Archives - Page 19 of 28

Putin overplaying his hand?

President Putin and his henchmen at Gazprom are playing a mean game of poker, planning to use an artificial gas

Gas storage levels are unprecedentedly low, spot prices unprecedentedly high. That presages a tsunami of trouble later this year. The

The Biden-Merkel deal on Nord Stream-2 looks like a big success for Russian president Vladimir Putin. Thanks to the EU’s

The abuse of the military-grade Pegasus spyware has caused privacy breaches among a large number of public figures worldwide.

The battle for succession is beginning. July has seen two significant developments among potential players in the game of international

What Putin’s article on Russians and Ukrainians really is Igor Fedyk, The New Geopolitics Research Network At the beginning of

How Russia dominates the European gas market Recent events show that Moscow is no longer hiding the fact that it

Bulgartransgaz’ nеw tariff plan for the 2021-2022 gas year discriminates against Gazprom’s competitors, shedding light on murky backstage doings. The

A post-G7 look at Bulgaria’s energy transition So it’s good news from Cornwall. The leaders of the top seven industrial

Climate change and associated alarmism gave birth to policies of self-restraint and a forced transition to a carbon-neutral economy, which