Guyana is planning to set up military bases in Essequibo, an oil-rich region claimed by Venezuela, creating a situation of high tension.

COP28 in the United Arab Emirates is gearing up to tackle key issues such as fossil fuels and climate finance, against a backdrop of unprecedented environmental challenges.

The United States imposes sanctions on three Emirati shipping companies for circumventing the price cap on Russian oil.

The UN climate conference in Dubai marks a historic turning point with the adoption of a framework for the global carbon market.

Jordan announces the cancellation of an energy agreement with Israel, citing the current conflict in Gaza as the main reason.

Serbia marks a strategic turning point by signing a major natural gas import agreement with Azerbaijan, aimed at reducing its energy dependence on Russia.

Construction of the Celtic Interconnector, a submarine power cable linking Ireland and France, has begun, marking a significant step forward in the energy future of both countries.

As winter approaches, Europe and Asia are fiercely competing for supplies of American liquefied natural gas (LNG), exacerbated by the logistical constraints of the Panama Canal.

The United States extends an exemption from sanctions against Iraq for the purchase of Iranian electricity, raising complex geopolitical issues.

COP28 in Dubai promises to be a decisive turning point in the fight against climate change, where concrete action is imperative.

The US administration is stepping up its efforts to enforce sanctions on Russian oil, targeting 100 vessels in an unprecedented move.

An investigation reveals the alleged involvement of a Ukrainian commander in the sabotage of the Nord Stream gas pipelines.

In a concerted effort to combat climate change, the European Union and its members are committed to financially supporting the fund for vulnerable countries.

The European Union is stepping up its fight against Russian sanctions evasion tactics, aimed at tightening oil price caps and closing the market for fossil fuels of Russian origin.

Growing geopolitical threats to global oil and natural gas supplies, coupled with concerns about man-made climate change, are increasingly eroding the appeal of fossil fuels as reliable and secure sources of energy, said Fatih Birol, head of the International Energy Agency, on November 7.

Algeria has decided to appoint a new ambassador to Spain, putting an end to more than 19 months of diplomatic quarrel due to Madrid's U-turn on the Western Sahara issue.

COP28 in Dubai (November 30-December 12) looms with major challenges: reducing emissions, moving away from fossil fuels and mobilizing billions to adapt to climate change.

Sri Lanka is set to sign an investment agreement with Sinopec to build an oil refinery in Hambantota, following the withdrawal of a competitor.

French President Emmanuel Macron calls for a stronger "strategic partnership" with Kazakhstan, underlining the strength of the relationship with this Central Asian nation.

European Commissioner Wopke Hoekstra asserts that the exit from fossil fuels in the final COP28 agreement is not a frivolous request, but a scientifically established urgency. It underlines the need for immediate action to combat climate change.

French President Emmanuel Macron visits Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan to strengthen economic and political relations in a fast-changing region.

With the lifting of sanctions on Venezuelan oil, Asian buyers, particularly China and India, could face increased competition for Latin American cargoes, potentially driving them to Middle Eastern sources.

COP28, the 28th international climate summit, aims to consolidate global efforts to combat climate change. Here's what to expect.

A recent Irena report highlights the urgent need to accelerate the deployment of renewable energies in developing countries to meet climate targets.

Guyana announces a major oil discovery in a region disputed by Venezuela, triggering international reactions and geopolitical tensions, with a territorial dispute in the process of being settled.

Turkmenistan, rich in natural gas and keen to establish itself as a major player in Europe's energy supply, is considering the construction of a trans-Caspian gas pipeline despite geopolitical challenges.