Tag: oil production

India thought it had found clear waters. Initial U.S. and European hand-wringing over New Delhi’s continued purchases of Russian oil despite Russia’s invasion of Ukraine gave way to a grudging ...

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 ...

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 ...

Satellite imagery often yields intriguing findings. After Israel’s surprise attack against Iran on June 13, Iranian oil firms rushed to export as much oil as possible—lifting the country’s output to ...

After U.S. bombers hit three key Iranian nuclear facilities over the weekend, the world immediately began worrying about shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. The shipping industry, though, reacted more ...

Israel continues to pound Iran with air strikes as the war between the two countries enters its second week. Israel is aiming to destroy Iran’s nuclear program, and Iran has ...

Welcome to Foreign Policy’s China Brief. The highlights this week: China picks sides in the Iran-Israel conflict, Chinese President Xi Jinping travels to Kazakhstan, and China flexes its rare-earths leverage over ...

On Thursday, Nigerian President Bola Tinubu pardoned and bestowed a national honor on environmental activist Ken Saro-Wiwa 30 years after his execution. It’s the first time that Nigeria’s government has ...

Oil prices spiked in the wake of Israel’s latest attacks on Iran, which targeted nuclear facilities, as traders and investors fear a wider escalation in a conflict that Israel has ...