Vladimir Putin accuses Europe of being the cause of the energy crisis. He then recalls that Nord Stream 2, whose certification process has been interrupted by Germany, could solve the crisis.

Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan reacts to Western sanctions targeting Moscow. According to him, Europe should have expected such a situation.

Putin threatens the West. Russia will no longer deliver oil or gas to countries that would cap the price of Russian hydrocarbons.

Charles Michel, President of the European Council, praises Algeria. He describes the country as a "reliable" partner of Europe.

More than six months after the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the war continues. Since then, the world is facing an energy crisis of great magnitude. Prices are soaring, security of supply is increasingly difficult to guarantee. As winter approaches, Europe is looking for alternatives and trying to break away from Russia. If the Russian-Ukrainian conflict and the energy crisis are in the headlines today, the underlying energy issue is not new. For you, energynews.pro has deciphered the Russian-Ukrainian conflict and the future of the European Union in the light of the energy issue.

Emmanuel Macron will meet with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz. They will discuss the energy crisis.

IAEA experts have arrived at the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine. It has been at the heart of the fighting for several weeks.

In Germany, the foundation was set up in January 2021, just as the gas pipeline was nearing completion.

Afghanistan is said to possess immense untapped resources of rare metals, including lithium.

Growing demand for electricity in the wake of the Covid-19 crisis forces massive reuse of fossil fuels.

European aid boosts access to electricity in the Virunga region of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).|European aid boosts access to electricity in the Virunga region of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

The Anishinabek Nation, a group of some 40 Native American tribes in Ontario, is calling for the closure of the Line 5 oil pipeline. The pipeline runs from Superior in Wisconsin to Sarnia in Canadian Ontario. It is owned by Enbridge. |The Anishinabek Nation, a group of some 40 Native American tribes in Ontario, is calling for the closure of the Line 5 pipeline. The pipeline runs from Superior in Wisconsin to Sarnia in Canadian Ontario. It is owned by Enbridge.