Articles tagged with: gas

Elizabeth Iskander Monier
on : Sunday, 12 May, 2013

Mursi’s Tragicomedy

Whoever became Egypt's first Arab Spring president would have faced almost insurmountable challenges in realizing a stable and successful transition. Egypt's uprising emerged from a broad range of grievances and its transitional leaders have a diverse selection of ideologies and goals, many of which predate January 25, 2011. Even bearing all this in mind, there is a growing consensus that Mohamed Mursi is universally failing as a leader. A quick glance at social media reveals that a vast ...

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Barçin Yinanç
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on : Monday, 18 Feb, 2013

Three’s A Crowd

My career as a diplomatic reporter began just a couple of months before the start of the First Gulf War. It was then that the sentence “maintaining the territorial integrity of Iraq” became embedded in every one of my articles, reflecting Turkey’s fears over Iraq’s potential disintegration. Turkey’s concerns stemmed from developments in Iraq’s Kurdish north. Fearing massacre at home, hundreds of thousands of Iraqi Kurds were fleeing across the border into Turkey. Unable to co...

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Keily Miller
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on : Wednesday, 5 Dec, 2012

Confronting the Gas Revolution

Prepare for the Shale gas boom. Today the phrase is plastered across the world’s leading newspapers with much dramatic effect. They are not alone: seasoned energy experts are...

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Amy Myers Jaffe and Keily Miller
on : Thursday, 17 May, 2012

The Spoils of Oil

It has long been speculated that oil can be a driver for civil conflict, and one needs to look no further for evidence than the sectarian power politics now playing out in Iraq...

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Kristian Coates Ulrichsen
on : Monday, 21 Nov, 2011

The Energy Grail

The Quest: Energy, Security, and the Remaking of the Modern World Daniel Yergin Allen Lane, 2011 The Quest by Daniel Yergin is a magisterial account of the comp...

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on : Monday, 15 Aug, 2011

A Discrete Conflict

For a year and seven months, relatives of Abdul Ghaffar Lango heard nothing of his whereabouts. His abduction by armed plain-clothes men in the Pakistani province of Balochista...

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Nima Khorrami Assl
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on : Wednesday, 27 Jul, 2011

Pressure Rising

In a televised speech marking the fifth anniversary of the Second Lebanon War on Tuesday, Hassan Nasrallah, in line with his secretary comments a week earlier, warned Israel ag...

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The Majalla: The Leading Arab Magazine
on : Thursday, 28 Apr, 2011

Resource Rich, Policy Poor

The issue brief “Eurasian Energy: Hot and Cold,” caters specifically to the US’s interest in achieving energy security, outlining the geopolitical dynamics of the cur...

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