#Gas – The EU continues its energy decoupling from Russia Since the outbreak of the conflict in Ukraine, the EU has sharply reduced its imports of Russian gas. In 2021, Brussels imported 155 billion cubic meters of Russian gas, or about 45% of its total gas imports. By 2022,...
#Sanctions – Have economic sanctions against Russia failed? More than a year after the adoption of massive sanctions against Russia, economist Jacques Sapir assesses their effects from an economic and political point of view. While they have led to an economic recession in...
#COVID19 – “Over the last three years, you have been subjected to the most massive harmonized, globally coordinated propaganda campaign in the history of the Western world, full stop.” Robert Malone For the American molecular biologist, Robert Malone, we have been...
#UkraineWar – “If Russia wins, the imperial system of the United States will collapse,” announces Emmanuel Todd Anthropologist and demographer Emmanuel Todd believes that World War III has begun. “It is obvious that the conflict, by moving from a limited...
The Group of Seven (G7) countries and Australia have agreed to cap the price of Russian marine crude oil at US$60 per barrel. For some, this limit is too high and will not significantly reduce Russia’s revenues. For others, this cap is too low and could have a negative impact on...
In 2014, American politician John McCain said, “Russia is a gas station masquerading as a country.” It turns out that the majority of Russian oil shipped around the world is transported by tanker. In this article, we will look at how the country exports its oil by sea to...
Russia is a major supplier of oil in the world, exporting about 13% of total oil trade. The recent deterioration of Russia’s relations with the West is forcing Moscow to accelerate its pivot to the East. In this second article, we will examine the pipeline infrastructure that...
