Regulatory & Compliance

What happens when a nation's energy lifeline is squeezed by global powers? In the heart of the Balkans, Serbia faces a daunting challenge as U.S. sanctions target Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS), the country's primary oil company, majority-owned by Russia's Gazpromneft. With energy security hanging

Imagine a nation plunged into darkness, not just from the shadow of war, but from a deliberate strike on its lifeblood—its energy infrastructure, leaving hundreds of thousands without power or water on a chilling October day in 2025. Ukraine faced one of its most severe assaults yet, as Russia

In a chilling escalation of tensions, Ukraine has accused Russia of deliberately severing the external power connection to the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, a critical facility under Russian control since the early stages of the ongoing conflict, thrusting nuclear safety into the spotlight.

In a world where the pursuit of sustainable growth often clashes with the urgent needs of developing nations, Nigeria stands at a critical juncture under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration, striving to balance immediate economic demands with long-term global goals while fostering a

In a move that sent ripples through global energy markets, China recently made the bold decision to suspend operations at 15 coal mines, raising eyebrows and sparking intense speculation about the nation’s energy strategy. This abrupt halt, centered in the coal-rich Inner Mongolia Ordos region,

Recent developments in international trade have brought to light a critical issue as new U.S. sanctions on Iranian petroleum exports target a key crude oil terminal in China, directly affecting Sinopec, the nation’s largest refining company. These sanctions, announced in a bold move by Washington,