Drama in the Oil Markets After Attacks on Saudi Production. But This Isn’t 2007 Anymore
How the shale boom made the US less vulnerable to oil supply shocks.
Read more...How the shale boom made the US less vulnerable to oil supply shocks.
Read more...US trade and economic sanctions not only have not delivered on their stated aims, but they’ve also had unwelcome side effects.
Read more...The US hasn’t won a war since World War II, and even then, the Soviets deserve most of the credit. So how do we keep up appearances?
Read more...Patrick Cockburn, the Independent’s Middle East correspondent, discusses the situation in Iran with the Real News Network.
Read more...The main driving issue is the realization by the Saudis that, irrespective of the reassuring rhetoric of Trump and Kushner, their bitter nemesis, Qatar, is far more important to the US than the rest of the conservative Arab monarchies and sheikhdoms of the GCC.
Read more...The goal of any serious climate policy is to keep oil and other fossil fuels in the ground. The central question is how.
Read more...Trying to cut through the noise of Trump’s Palestine deal-making efforts.
Read more...Unpacking the issues in the seizure of an Iranian tanker.
Read more...A clinical look at the Administration’s disingenuous Iran spin.
Read more...Why the US looks like it has a glass jaw.
Read more...Iran and the US look deadlocked.
Read more...Lawernce Wilkerson offers another dose of his pithy commentary on US policy versus Iran.
Read more...It’s not an exaggeration to say that the Israeli plan to force integration of Palestine will lead to a bloodbath. But what are the alternatives?
Read more...The US will now require applicants for visas to share social media details, thus formalizing an existing policy of government monitoring of such traffic.
Read more...How China is likely to view defying US sanctions on Iran.
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