
How the U.S. Can Siphon Russia’s Oil Revenue
To inflict maximum economic pain on Putin, eliminate his petroleum from global markets. By Frank Fannon As Vladimir Putin’s troops trample

To inflict maximum economic pain on Putin, eliminate his petroleum from global markets. By Frank Fannon As Vladimir Putin’s troops trample

Will oil at more than $100 a barrel, gas markets in turmoil and war be enough to wean Europe off

There’s an opportunity to close budget gaps, reduce petroleum demand and cut emissions, all at once. The answer lies in public

By Thomas L. Friedman The battle for Ukraine unfolding before our eyes has the potential to be the most transformational event

The global market is facing its biggest disruption in more than three decades. By Javier Blas, bloomberg News The global

How Europe Can Protect Itself From Russian Blackmail The Kremlin’s Gas Wars By Niclas Poitiers, Simone Tagliapietra, Guntram B. Wolff, and

By Lulu Garcia-Navarro, Farah Stockman, Ross Douthat and Frank Bruni Russian troops invaded Ukraine on Thursday, attacking over a dozen

America and its allies can wean Europe off its dependence on energy imported from Russia. Kenneth C. Griffin and Niall Ferguson, The

Mac Margolis , The Washington Post RIO EnergiesNet.com 02 23 2022 Latin America’s caudillos dealt with unflattering truths by jailing critics

By Julian Lee | Bloomberg Today at 3:43 a.m. EST We may be about to see a surge in oil from

By Marcus Ashworth It’s always tricky to trade on potential war scenarios. Assessing any prospective fallout — as well as its magnitude — is

By Evelyn N. Farkas The White House on Friday came out with its starkest warning yet on the threat facing Ukraine,
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