US angered as Gibraltar frees Iranian tanker
Policy
An Iranian oil tanker held in Gibraltar since July 4 has been officially released by the authorities in the UK-run
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Two bodies missing after Russia nuclear blast
Policy
The corpses of two of the five nuclear researchers killed in last week’s Russian atomic explosion have allegedly vanished. The
Trump’s China stance dampens growth
Policy
Oil prices have dropped again as Donald Trump said trade talks with China planned for September could be called off.
Denmark’s Nord Stream delay could cost €660m
Policy
Denmark’s demand for an environmental assessment for the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline would increase costs by up to €660
Turkey steps up Cyprus gas dispute with third drill-ship
Policy
Turkey has stepped up its drilling operations off the coast of Cyprus with a third drilling ship due to arrive
Cavusoglu open to all Cypriot gas solutions
Policy
Turkey says it is open to all solutions to the Cyprus gas dispute that respect Turkish Cypriot rights. Foreign Minister
US senators approve Russia pipeline sanctions
Policy
The US Senate Foreign Relations Committee has overwhelmingly approved sanctions on the construction of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline from
Turkey dismisses rumours of Cypriot gas find
Policy
Turkey has dismissed media reports that its controversial drillship, the Fatih, has struck a large gas reservoir containing around 170
Poland eyeing energy commissioner role: reports
Policy
Poland reportedly says it wants the right to appoint an important commissioner in exchange for Polish support for Germany’s Ursula
Turkey brushes off EU sanctions over Cyprus
Policy
Turkey has vowed to step up drilling for gas off Cyprus, in defiance of the threat of European Union sanctions.
EU promised radical carbon targets
Policy
The outgoing German defence minister, Ursula von der Leyen (pictured), has pledged to address climate change, ahead of the European
The stark truth about UK government climate action: there is no one in charge
Opinion
Steve Allen / Shutterstock The UK’s climate change targets are world-leading. Yet there is no clear plan in place to
EU condemns arrival of second Turkish drillship off Cyprus
Policy
A second Turkish drillship has dropped anchor off the northeast of the Karpasia panhandle (pictured) of Cyprus, triggering condemnation from
US calls IAEA meeting on Iran
Policy
The UN’s Vienna-based nuclear watchdog says it will meet next week to discuss Iran’s nuclear programme at the request of
Does Senegal’s petro-scandal break with African precedents?
Policy
When a recent BBC investigation alleged corruption behind the allocation of energy contracts for gas fields off the coast of