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Turkey and Greece – high tension

In mid-August, a Turkish and a Greek warship collided in the eastern Mediterranean, creating very strong tensions between the parties, the strongest since 1996. At first sight it seems only…

September 9, 2020Cyprus, energy, Greece, Turkey

Energy

New sanctions against Gazprom to assist in retaining diversified natural gas market in Europe and hold back Russia’s aggression

Russia’s ongoing policy to monopolize the European energy market through Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline cannot but remain a subject of deep concern for the United States, as it infringes…

May 28, 2020energy, Gazprom, Nord Stream-2, pipeline

Energy Situation Reports

Poland accelerated Russia’s gas monopoly break-up in Europe

Poland is moving forward with the Baltic Pipe project, a natural gas pipeline that will connect gas fields on the Norwegian shelf in the North Sea to Denmark and Poland. …

May 13, 2020energy, Gas Directive, Nord Stream-2, Poland

Energy Situation Reports

Bundestag’s amendment ruins EU Energy Market Security and enhances Russo-German influence on it

German Bundestag’s adoption of the amendments to the Gas Directive will lead to the destruction of the European gas market regulation system and the European energy security. Such actions…

November 10, 2019economy, energy, Germany, Nord Stream-2, Regulation, Russia

energy

Turkey and Greece – high tension

New sanctions against Gazprom to assist in retaining diversified natural gas market in Europe and hold back Russia’s aggression

Poland accelerated Russia’s gas monopoly break-up in Europe

Bundestag’s amendment ruins EU Energy Market Security and enhances Russo-German influence on it

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