Energy

Brooking Institute's suggestions to US on Turkey policy concerning NATO, Syria, Eastern Mediterranean and Russia

The nuclear age started by the United States, neither brought peace and nor happiness to the world. On the contrary, the last 70 years, which began with the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, have been the most dangerous period of the 4000 years of recorded human history.

The failed policies of the neoliberal Abiy Ahmed could destabilize all of Eastern Africa

The fight against the construction of the Ethiopian GERD dam continues, while the last negotiations of the key stakeholders - Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia - have reached an impasse

A serious conflict risking a new war is brewing in Africa between Ethiopia and Egypt

Key players, interests, and specifics of the oil industry

Will Khartoum's new diplomatic initiative prevent a potential war over access to water from the Nile?

What the global economy needs is reasonable oil prices to help achieve higher growth, not an oil price war that may lead to recession

Supply and demand are the two central elements of price stability in the global energy market

Turkey, which has based its economic growth on export development and made significant strides in recent years has taken a strategic approach to the African continent in search of new markets.