The intricate web of geopolitical tensions and financial disagreements continues to choke the flow of oil from Iraq's semi-autonomous Kurdistan region, a critical artery for global energy markets that has been severely impacted since the shutdown in March 2023. Since that pivotal moment, the
In a nation rich with oil yet plagued by darkness, Iraq faces an energy crisis that leaves millions without reliable electricity, a struggle that has persisted for over two decades since the U.S.-led invasion in 2003. As OPEC's second-largest oil producer, the country paradoxically burns off vast
In the Pacific Northwest, particularly in Oregon and Washington, drivers are grappling with some of the highest gas prices in the United States, a persistent issue that continues to frustrate residents and strain their budgets. Washington leads the nation with an average price of $4.66 per gallon,
Imagine a nation heavily reliant on a single economic lifeline, only to see that lifeline fray under intense pressure, and in 2025, Russia faces a staggering 23% year-on-year drop in oil and gas revenue for September. This critical blow to a budget that funds up to a quarter of its state
In the heart of southwest Wyoming, a significant decision has recently unfolded that could shape the future of energy production and environmental policy in the region for decades to come, sparking intense debate. The federal government, under the Trump administration, has greenlit an expansion of
A Critical Juncture for Ukraine's Energy Sector As the harsh winter months approach in 2025, Ukraine stands at a pivotal moment in its energy market, grappling with a crisis that could define its resilience amid ongoing conflict and testing its ability to sustain both civilian life and industrial