Tag: energy policy

U.S. President Donald Trump has given Russian President Vladimir Putin a lot of rope over the past eight and a half years, but his patience now appears to be rapidly ...

Since its inception in 2007, the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue—the strategic partnership between Australia, India, Japan, and the United States—has struggled to define a clear purpose beyond counterbalancing China. Despite regular ...

In June, as the bombs were falling on Tehran, a curious thing happened: Iran’s crude oil exports briefly spiked. Despite being bombed, Iran was not deterred from shipping oil—nor were ...

Taiwan is experiencing an energy crisis. As the island completes a phaseout of nuclear power plants—long the bedrock of its energy mix—plans for a promised offshore wind buildup have sputtered. ...

Baltic coastal states are stepping up their legal enforcement measures to further pressure Russia’s continued use of a so-called shadow fleet of tankers to circumvent Western sanctions and fund its ...

Following his strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, U.S. President Donald Trump turned to social media to express his deep worries about oil prices, which had spiked by roughly 20 percent ...

The shale revolution unleashed a new era of U.S. energy independence—but there’s a catch. At the bottom of every fracking rig is a specialized drill bit composed of so-called “superhard ...

Welcome to Foreign Policy’s China Brief. The highlights this week: China agrees to rare-earth deal with the United States, the Dalai Lama prepares to announce succession plans, and a new video ...

The Trump administration’s strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities may alter the trajectory of the Middle East moving forward. The United States has still not fully committed to Israel’s war with ...

A new Pew Research Center poll finds partisan polarization among Americans at its highest level in decades. As just the latest example, House Republicans passed a budget bill without a ...