“These Russian attacks on Ukrainian life can be stopped,” he said. “With pressure, sanctions, blocking the occupiers’ access to the components they use to create the tools of this terror, arms packages for Ukraine, and a resolve that must be unwavering.”
State controlled MOL becomes first European company to follow Ukraine’s recommendation to start buying Russian crude on Ukraine’s eastern borders, relieving the country from direct transit deals with Russian suppliers
Energy trader’s earnings mean another year of large payouts for senior partners
SLB, the world’s largest oil services and equipment provider, last year rejected calls from human rights groups to withdraw from Russia as Western rivals exited quickly after the invasion of Ukraine.
Benchmark Brent averaged around US$80 a barrel this year, after a volatile 2022 in which prices surged above US$100 after Russian supplies were disrupted following the Ukraine war
When we talk of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, we tend to focus on the latter’s political, social and humanitarian dimensions. But often this comes at the expense of considering an important economic dimension — one which recent events in Gaza have brought into stark relief.
In the first nine months of 2023, revenues have been depleted in large part as a result of Western sanctions.
Ukraine’s natural gas reserves stood at over 15.7 billion cubic meters of national gas as of last week
KYIV — Ukrainian military forces said Monday they managed to regain control over four strategically important oil and gas drilling platforms located in the Black Sea near the shores of Russian-occupied Crimea.
Ukraine receives 5,600 tonnes of energy aid from 30 countries of world – Minister of Energy