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While the gas reserves in the Eastern Mediterranean have helped cooperation between Israel and Egypt, they have led to more conflict with Turkey and its neighbors.
The supply risk is far from over despite de-escalating Iran-U.S. tensions, but the price retreat reflects a world still awash in oil.
The killing of Qassem Soleimani is a seismic event in U.S.-Iran relations, and could have far-reaching consequences.
American officials concede its latest sanction efforts may not be enough to halt completion of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline.
If U.S. shale does not live up to market expectations, the oil market could tighten up by more than anticipated.
From transparency to value, the problems facing Aramco's IPO will likely to continue to dog Riyadh as it tries to cement Aramco as the world's most valuable company.
Talk of a global oil glut in 2020 is predicated on supply growth in U.S. shale—but predictions of shale's increases vary wildly.
The Power of Siberia pipeline connects Russian gas to Chinese consumers—redrawing the energy map in the process.
Iranian protests against steep gasoline price hikes shows the government is struggling to balance its budget as oil exports decline.
Sales of ICE vehicles may well have peaked, but it is still far too soon to write oil's obituary.
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