Wales is well on its way to reaching the goal of full renewables production by 2035, and wind energy is playing a big part.

Given the rising geopolitical tensions and climate crisis, nuclear energy is becoming an indispensable part of the global energy mix, with potential benefits for a country like Pakistan.

The Russian economy, supported by its energy sector, has successfully weathered the brunt of Western sanctions so far. But this resilience is predicated on China’s unwavering support and pre-war reserves, both of which are finite.

Post-coup relations remain fraught between Niger and Benin, evident in Porto Novo’s decision to shut down a key oil pipeline and economic lifeline for Niamey.

Examining what the European Union can hope to achieve in the Middle East given the unique challenges posed by the region, and by the Union’s own political constraints at home.

Not only has US shale survived early attempts by OPEC+ to squeeze out its operations, but it’s now coming for longstanding OPEC+ markets.

Azerbaijan helps Europe bolster its energy security, but ever-closer relations between Baku and Brussels involve security and diplomatic trade-offs elsewhere.

Will the Tinubu reforms accomplish their goal of luring foreign investors back into Nigerian oil, or will rule of law concerns keep them away?

Tajikistan is becoming a major energy producer, allowing it to punch above its weight in regional geopolitics.

While down from their post-pandemic highs, global soy prices are still beating a slow retreat to historical averages amid robust demand from China and inclement weather in major exporters.