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The approach used on Iran a decade ago could punish Moscow without risking the global economy. → Read More
The approach used on Iran a decade ago could punish Moscow without risking the global economy. → Read More
Responding to sanctions by cutting crude supplies in a tight market would hurt not just Europe but American consumers as well. → Read More
Yes, Putin is getting a major short-term advantage. But green energy is the future, and spikes in fossil-fuel prices may keep exporters from preparing for the transition. → Read More
The Emiratis won this month's showdown because they are far better prepared for the demise of OPEC+. → Read More
A list of 16 “untouchable” entities raises the question of whether other targets are fair game. → Read More
Its oil is no longer vital, but the Kingdom can be a partner for Middle East peace and — no joke — fighting climate change. → Read More
Lots of stimulus funds are being directed to renewable technologies, but government policies will be more important. → Read More
Environmentalists and “degrowthers” are hoping the global economic slump is a model for phasing out fossil fuels. They are likely to be disappointed. → Read More
Most listeners should be pleased by the president’s apparent desire to de-escalate. → Read More
(Bloomberg Opinion) -- Tuesday was a great day for Iraq. For a country whose leaders have often disappointed, two exceptional people were tapped to be the highest leaders — in what was Iraq’s fourth peaceful transition of power since 2005. → Read More
The president's deals with foreign leaders are like a quid pro quo, except Americans don't get anything out of them. → Read More
Trump Wouldn’t Owe Putin a ‘Thank You’ for Selling More Oil → Read More
Make it a little easier for the Saudis to do your bidding by being more discreet than a tweet. → Read More
The world was in suspense a week ago wondering whether OPEC and non-OPEC producers would put more oil on tightening global markets. Turns out: Yes, they will. But, as the story does not end here, it is worth assessing where we are and how we got here. While the U.S. seems to have gotten what it wanted, it is not all good news. → Read More
Iran is realizing how lonely its road will be. The U.S. is a major preoccupation, but perhaps not that influential anymore. → Read More
An oil-pipeline controversy looks different after the U.S. slaps tariffs on steel. → Read More
Last week was a trying one for Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. You may think that I am referring to the imposition of U.S. tariffs on imports of Canadian steel. But Trudeau actually faced a harder issue than the one about how to respond to President Donald Trump’s declaration that trade with Canada posed a threat to U.S. security. → Read More
The administration has a few safety valves. → Read More
Oil markets have so far reacted to President Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw from the 2015 Iran nuclear deal without either enthusiasm or panic — without even much apparent interest. → Read More