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Norway’s Energy Future: Balancing Oil Welfare with Globalization
Norway’s Energy Future: Balancing Oil Welfare with Globalization
The Geopoliticalmonitor's Nicolai Due-Gundersen examines some of the future economic policy choices faced by the Norweigan government.
 
Sudan's Gold Rush Infographic
Sudan's Gold Rush Infographic
The GPM's latest infographic examines some of the key projects driving Sudan's golden renaissance. 
 
Is Libya’s Energy Future Green?
Is Libya’s Energy Future Green?
Nicolai Due-Gundersen makes the case for a sustainable recovery for Libya's war-damaged energy industry. 
 
Sudan’s Energy Industry Eyes a Comeback
Sudan’s Energy Industry Eyes a Comeback

The Geopoliticalmonitor’s Patrick Johnson examines what the government of Sudan is doing to help its energy industry recover from the South’s separation.  

 
Oil, Guns, and Military Bases: The US in Africa
Oil, Guns, and Military Bases: The US in Africa

The Geopoliticalmonitor’s Chris Mansur examines the long-term strategic ramifications of America’s military presence in Africa. 

 
A Canadian Petroleum Reserve: Security or Savings?
A Canadian Petroleum Reserve: Security or Savings?

The Geopoliticalmonitor’s Joshua McEvoy weighs in on the creation of a Canadian strategic petroleum reserve, asking the critical question: Is this an issue of national defense?

 
Lithuania Cutting Holes in Russia’s Energy Net
Lithuania Cutting Holes in Russia’s Energy Net
With help from the European Commission, Lithuania is casting off its Soviet-era dependence on Moscow and looking towards the EU for its future energy security.
 
Canada’s Arctic Defense Policy: Grand Theory, Stunted Practice
Canada’s Arctic Defense Policy: Grand Theory, Stunted Practice
Canada’s current government made a lot of noise in 2006 and 2007, calling for a total overhaul of Canada’s military presence in the Arctic. Is Canada really on its way to becoming an Arctic military power, or was that all said in the heat of the electoral moment asks Zachary Fillingham of the Geopoliticalmonitor.
 
US-Indonesian Relations: A Balancing Act
US-Indonesian Relations: A Balancing Act
With increased Chinese assertiveness in the South China Sea and a re-posturing of U.S. focus towards East Asia, the most powerful Southeast Asian state finds itself at a crossroads as it seeks to balance long-standing relations with the U.S. and the growing importance of its relationship with China, says Daniel Bodirsky of the Geopoliticalmonitor.
 
What China Wants in Asia: 1975 or 1908?
What China Wants in Asia: 1975 or 1908?
Will China seek energy salvation in gunboat diplomacy or technological cooperation, asks Anis Bajrektarevic of Geopoliticalmonitor.com
 
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