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Europe's Energy Security: Resilient, But Not Yet Secure

Europe cut Russian gas imports from 45% to 12% since 2021, but Middle East tensions triggered the largest coordinated IE...

Why Sustainable Growth Is the Future of Business

Long-term business success requires integrating environmental sustainability into strategy. Companies that embrace circu...

Central Asia’s First Climate Law: Is Kyrgyzstan Entering a New Era?

Abdulhamid Hamid Al-Kba Opinion Writer Specializing in Central Asia and Azerbaijan Affairs

EU member countries to have a stronger role in power grid development

An agreement was reached in Luxembourg, giving member states more control over their energy future.

The IAEA Showdown

The U.S. has drafted an IAEA resolution demanding Iran disclose its nuclear materials and bombed site status. With 440kg...

European energy supply to be reliant on Southern Caucasus’ energy corridors

During Baku Energy Week 2026, a number of topics concerning energy sector and its future were discussed.

Japan’s Oil Collapse Raises Alarm in Europe

Japan’s sharp decline in Middle Eastern oil imports following disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz signals a new phase in...

Gas from Cyprus will be shipped to Europe by Egypt

Although in its very early stages, the plan to ship Cypriot gas to Europe looks promising.

From Oil to Smart Cities: What Does Azerbaijan Want from WUF13?

Azerbaijan is positioning Baku’s 2026 World Urban Forum as a global platform for urban innovation, green economy transit...

ACWA Power Beyond the Gulf: Central Asia & Caucasus

Since 2019, Uzbekistan has become ACWA Power’s main hub in Central Asia through major energy reforms. The company expand...

5 countries are against European Commission’s plans for electric grids

Some of the EU member states oppose the idea to control an aspect of bloc's green transition from Brussels

Climate-friendly heating law dropped in Germany

A heating law requiring more eco-friendly heating was reformed in an attempt to gain more approval for the governing coa...

Pakistan’s Fast-Rising Solar Power Revolution

Pakistan is experiencing a rapid, people-driven shift to solar energy as households and businesses seek relief from high...

UAE Exits OPEC: What Next?

United Arab Emirates Leaves OPEC

The UAE exits OPEC and OPEC+, citing national interests and production limits. Explore the impact on global oil markets,...

Belgium to retake control of its nuclear facilities

In a deal with French Engie, the kingdom plans to regain its control of NPPs' as well as possibly returning them to form...

Hormuz Crisis and Infrastructure Damage

The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz does not guarantee rapid normalization in global energy markets. The main challeng...

Indonesia’s Biofuel Strategy: Defense Against Global Energy Volatility

By: Fatima Tuz Zehra President “The Gulf Observer Research Forum” and Editor-In-Chief of “The Gulf Observer”

Regional Ecological Summit 2026 (RES 2026)

RES 2026 in Astana, Kazakhstan (22–24 April 2026)

RES2026 in Astana, Kazakhstan

RES2026 Highlights Call for Climate Justice and Strengthened Regional Environmental Governance

Climate Change Adaptation Measures in the Aral Sea Region

Climate Change Adaptation Measures in the Aral Sea Region

Brussels debate highlights growing pressure on EU to align climate ambition with economic reality

Brussels once again became a focal point for Europe’s energy debate this week, as policymakers, industry figures and ana...

Iran Crisis, Central Asia Gains?

Iran’s resistance to Israel and the US affects Strait of Hormuz energy security, creating both opportunities and risks f...

Macron calls for “All Producers” to Stabilise Markets: A Case for Iran and Venezuela?

At the EU summit, Macron stated that increasing global supply is the sustainable solution to high energy costs, proposin...