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Vladimir Putin stated that Russia is prepared to contribute to global energy and food security, and intends to strengthen cooperation in areas such as personnel

Five years after global leaders agreed to reduce coal burning for climate reasons, its use is now at record highs, partly influenced by the Iran War.

This week, geopolitical tensions and economic friction are prominent, highlighted by the impact of Trump's Iran ultimatum on global energy markets, China, and I

India is driving a global increase in planned coal production, with new mine proposals in states like Odisha and Jharkhand, despite a plateau in worldwide deman

Iran states that the U.S. must meet its demands before the Strait of Hormuz will reopen, a situation that has already caused global energy prices to skyrocket a

Conflicting signals from the US and Iran regarding ongoing talks have increased uncertainty, especially after a recent attack on shipping in the Strait of Hormu

Global coal use reached a record high in 2025 despite a decline in coal-fired power, highlighting a growing disparity in energy demand between Asia, Europe, and

Oil prices have surged above $100 per barrel due to renewed supply fears following attacks on Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea and disruptions to Kazakhstan's o

U.S. LNG exports accounted for 93% of global growth in 2025, positioning America ahead of Qatar and Australia due to increased Gulf Coast capacity.

President Trump signed an agreement that Iran claimed gave it control over the Strait of Hormuz, impacting global energy supplies. Iran's military is now report