Analysts say priorities extend beyond anti-ISIL mission and include keeping leverage as Syria’s future takes shape.
Here are the key developments on the 1,043rd day of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Russia’s dominance of the EU energy market ends but it will likely cause energy crisis in several EU countries.
During his first term as US president, Donald Trump was a fierce critic of Venezuela’s Nicolas Maduro. Will that change?
Ukrainian president’s criticism comes as Kyiv is expected to stop transit of Russian gas to Slovakia on January 1.
Russia has accused Moldova of plotting a military operation against the breakaway Transnistria region.
Fico discussed the Ukraine war and the transport of Russian gas to Slovakia via Ukraine, according to statements.
Through security measures, including gunboats, authorities in Rivers State hope to stop criminals and help production.
Oil has washed up along tens of kilometres of Russia’s Black Sea coastline after two of its tankers were badly damaged.
The latest US sanctions are part of an effort to disrupt Iran’s use of oil revenue to finance its nuclear programme.
Suriname will distribute revenues from new oil and gas discoveries among its more than 600,000 citizens.
![TotalEnergies CEO Patrick Pouyanne, left, and Suriname President Chan Santokhi embrace after France's TotalEnergies and US APA Corp announced they would invest in Suriname's most promising oil and gas project, Block 58 [Ranu Abhelakh/Reuters]](/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/2024-10-01T160747Z_1028088505_RC2LBAA471Q0_RTRMADP_3_SURINAME-TOTALENERGIES-1732794875.jpg?resize=270%2C180&quality=80)
Oil giants commit $500m for sustainable energy, but campaigners say lobbyists have seized control of climate talks.
Rafael, now a major Category 3 hurricane, triggered an island-wide power blackout as it nears Cuba.
As Shell hopes to begin oil exploration off the Eastern Cape coast, communities fight to protect their sacred waters.
