Oil flows resume after months‑long halt: Ukraine repaired its section of the Druzhba pipeline, allowing shipments to Hungary and Slovakia to restart.
In the wake of the Iran war, governments across Europe and Asia are taking drastic steps – ranging from slashing fuel
Following the US seizure of an Iranian cargo ship, the Strait of Hormuz saw only three tankers cross in 12 hours, leaving
Battery‑electric vehicle (BEV) registrations in 15 major European markets grew by 29.4% year on year to nearly 560,000 units in the
International Air Transport Association (IATA) chief Willie Walsh said flights in Europe could be cancelled from the end of May because
A senior Conservative voice has used one of the UK gas sector’s flagship events to argue that current energy policy risks
Up to 100 jobs at risk: Spirit Energy plans to cut around 100 roles in Aberdeen, reducing its workforce from roughly
Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee member Megan Greene said that while it may take months to assess the economic damage
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Moscow is ready to increase energy supplies to China ahead of President Vladimir Putin’s visit, noting
Two scenarios: In a closed‑door briefing for ambassadors, the European Commission outlined two possible outcomes for the Iran conflict. If the
