Former UN climate chief Christiana Figueres expresses her disappointment with the fossil fuel industry on the eve of COP28.

COP28, which opened in Dubai, marks a decisive moment in the two weeks of intense deliberations on climate and energy transition.

COP28 in Dubai saw a record 80,000 registrants, revealing crucial issues of conflict of interest.

The Essequibo, a disputed territory between Venezuela and Guyana, is back in the news, reawakening a historical conflict with modern repercussions.

Against a backdrop of heightened conflict, Ukraine's nuclear power plants face multiple dangers, exacerbated by fighting and power cuts.

COP28 in Dubai marks a decisive turning point in the fight against climate change, with a focus on fossil fuels and the creation of a compensation fund.

A report reveals Saudi Arabia's tactics to artificially boost global oil demand, just ahead of COP28.

Faced with growing underwater threats, ten Nordic countries are stepping up their military presence in the Baltic Sea.

COP28 in Dubai reveals a disturbing mix of genres, with lobbies and the oil industry involved in the climate debate.

COP28 in Dubai addresses major climate change issues, underscoring the urgent need for collective global responses.

Sultan Al Jaber, President of COP28, navigates between the worlds of oil and the fight against climate change, sparking debate and controversy.

Global climate negotiations reveal a complex chessboard of country blocs, oscillating between cooperation and geopolitical rivalry.

US President Joe Biden's absence from COP28, highlighting the impact on global climate initiatives.

Pope Francis' historic intervention at COP28 in Dubai marks a crucial turning point in the fight against climate change.

The global oil and gas industry faces a crucial dilemma: align its investments with global climate objectives or risk disastrous over-investment.

Russia and Turkey are closing in on a historic agreement to establish a gas hub in Turkey, potentially redefining European energy dynamics.

The International Energy Agency is urging the oil and gas industry to adopt drastic measures to promote the energy transition and combat the climate crisis.

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.