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- Is There A New Cold War Brewing Between East And West?
- Why Washington Needs A Friendlier Approach To This Major Gas Producer
- NATO Pledges To Step Up Support For Georgia And Bosnia
- Erdogan Warns Sweden, Finland NATO Bids Could Still Be Blocked
- Are China And Russia Teaming Up To Challenge U.S. Space Dominance?
- U.S. Looks To Ease Tensions With Russia
- Can Libya Become A Global Oil And Gas Power Once Again?
- Conflict In North Africa Threatens Gas Supply To Europe
- Iran Cements Alliance With China, Russia In Clear Message To Washington
- What Would A World Without OPEC Look Like?
- The Oil Pipeline That Will Expand China's Influence In Africa
- Could The GNA Ever Successfully Control Libya’s Oil?
- Russia And China Face-Off For Nuclear Dominance In Africa
- Turkey Headed For An Unexpected Victory Libya's Oil War
- Putin Eyes Profit Over Influence In Africa
- China Takes The Lead In This Emerging Energy Frontier
- The Decisive Battle For Libya’s Oil Has Begun
- The Battle For Libya’s Oil Is Heating Up
- Washington’s Libya Pivot Could Be A Game-Changer
- Oil, Arms And Politics: How Putin Took Control Of The Middle East
- Oil Glut Could Worsen As Libya’s Civil War Ends
- Why Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Keeps The Aramco IPO Alive
- Is This A Turning Point In Libya’s Civil War?
- API: Trade War Already Hurts U.S. Energy Exports
- One Huge Supply Risk Oil Market Shouldn’t Be Ignoring
- The Biggest Catalyst In Oil Markets Is Going Unnoticed
- President Of African Oil Producer Sudan Toppled In Military Coup
- Big Oil Faces Multibillion Dollar Fallout From Algeria Crisis
- China-South Sudan Oil Deal Raises Red Flags
- New Offensive Brings Libya To The Brink Of War
- What’s Next For Algeria As Bouteflika Steps Down
- This Is the Algerian End Game That Has Oil Investors Worried
- The End-Game For Libya’s Oil Crescent
- Can China Save South Sudan’s Oil Sector?
- A Storm Is Brewing In The Southern Gas Corridor
- New Players Enter The European Gas Game
- Chevron, Exxon And Total On Niger Delta Hit List
- Is ISIS About To Attack Libyan Oil?
- Nigeria’s Oil Strike Stokes Fear In Markets
- Sudan To Gain Influence Over South Sudan In Oil Deal
- The Battle For Libyan Oil Is Heating Up
- Can Nigeria And Libya Avoid A Production Cut?
- Power Struggles In The DRC Are Hampering Energy Potential
- Who Gets Control Of Libya’s Oil As The Guns Go Silent?
- Libyan Oil May Be Slipping Out Of Putin’s Reach
- Geopolitical Time Bomb: Chaos In Somaliland Could Trigger Regional Conflict
- Nigerian Ex-President Accused of Backing the Niger Delta Avengers
- Giant Helium Find May Spell Trouble For Tanzania
- Nigeria Prepared To Negotiate With Niger Delta Avengers
- Niger Is Key To West Africa’s Future Security
- Libya May Be Focus Of Major Rift Between US And Regional Allies
- Nigerian Company to Sue Total, Samsung
- Algeria: The Dynamic Threat
- Africa Energy Advisory
- South Sudan not Ready for Oil Prime Time
- Emerging Oil Giant Kenya Gets Major Infrastructure Boost from China
- Weak Central African Republic Collapses
- Libyan Finances Squeezed as Protesters Continue To Plague Oil Industry
- Critical New Year for Egypt
- Smart Energy Investors Will Watch Ivorian, Ghanaian Border
- Breathing Life into Egypt’s Dying Energy Sector
- Mozambique Faces Critical Security Threat
- Kenya’s Uncertain Security Environment
- Egypt Attracts $8 billion to its Energy Sector
- Algeria’s on the Rise, but so are the Threats
- Libya: Benghazi Burns as Clashes Intensify in Tripoli
- Situation in Mali Worsens with 2 More Kidnapping-Executions
- Mali Back in Conflict Mode
- Tourist Resort Bombing Pressures Tunisia’s National Dialogue
- Marathon Rethinks Libya Exit
- North African Downfall Spells Success for Morocco
- Clashes Along Oil-Rich Kenyan-Uganda Border
- Markets Uncertain as Egypt Violence Waxes and Wanes
- Mali Peace over Before It Begins
- French Areva in (More) Trouble in Niger
- The Big Winners in Kenya’s Oil Debut
- Libyan Oil Production Struggles to Restart
- China Hopes to Dominate Africa by Boosting Trade Via Indian Ocean
- Don’t Be Fooled by Libya—This is a Failed State
- Oil Seen as a Bridge to Peace between Sudan and South Sudan
- Tunisia’s Islamist to Step Down as Crisis Narrowly Averted
- Is New York the Last Chance for a Deal between the US and Iran?
- Kenyan Security: Paying for Somalia
- Egypt for Sale
- Egypt Addresses Debt to Foreign Oil Companies
- Ghana’s Supreme Court Upholds President Mahama
- Libya: the Fundamental Feeding the Fear
- Saudi Prince Bandar in Egypt
- Egypt's Decline Could be Trouble for Energy Investors
- Egypt Descends into Chaos in Wake of Coup against Morsi
- Ghana Prepares for 29 August
- Egypt: Changing Geopolitical Hands
- Egypt, Take III: No End to the Carnage
- Rush for Nile Water - Now Uganda Plans Massive Hydroelectric Site
- Tunisia: The Next Govt to Fall
- Terrorism: The Latest Salvo on LNG Exports
- What Does the US Want in Egypt?
- India Nervous About Increasing West African Piracy
- As Sudan-South Sudan Oil Battle Re-Ignites, South Sudan Risks Instability
- Egypt Violence Subsides as Investors Eye New Liberal Faces
- POLITICAL & SECURITY ALERTS - Lebanon Concerned that Israel Could Reach its Oil
- Egypt Better Prepared for Future after Power Change
- Sudan Attacks after Machar’s Falied Diplomatic Mission
- Iran and Sudan Begin to Execute Moves to Dominate Central & Western Africa
- Mozambique Guerrillas Threaten Country’s Energy Infrastructure
- Iran's Next President Faces Uncertain Economic Future
- Japan and China Race to Invest in Africa’s Natural Resources
- SECURITY ALERTS
- Ethiopia-Egypt Maneuvering Takes on “Black and White” Operational Guises
- US Hawks Prepare for Syria Showdown
- EGYPT: Political, Economic Uncertainty Fueled by Fuel
- GHANA: Forward Movement on TEN Project
- Libyan Oil Production Suffers as World Attention Shifts
- Forget Oil – There is a Far More Precious Commodity at Stake
- Egypt’s Instability Triggers a New Proxy War Against Ethiopia and its Allies
- Has Piracy Around the Horn of Africa Gone?
- Oil More Likely to Divide Lebanon than Unite it
- TUNISIA: Salafi Extremism Will Affect Oil Confidence
- Next Possible African Petro-State – Namibia?
- Africa Ready to Reverse its Resource Curse
- SOMALIA: This New Frontier Isn’t Ready for Oil
- NAMIBIA: First Oil Discovery Overrides Earlier Disappointments
- Nigeria may be Next OPEC Member to Fall
- GHANA-COTE D’IVOIRE: New Find, Old Maritime Dispute
- KENYA: Oil Production 6-7 Years Away
- SOUTH SUDAN: More Good News for Oil Production
- Kenya Aspires to be East Africa Hydrocarbon Transit Hub
- Amid Deteriorating Security, Libya Seeks Higher OPEC Quota
- Libya's Security Should Mirror Oil Ambitions
- YEMEN: Chaotic Venue Offers Up New Exploration Tenders
- Ghana Oil Boom Raises Piracy Specter
- Egypt Lacks Oil and Sense of Humor
- Sudan-South Sudan: Watch Now as the Oil Flows
- CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC: Natural Resources Shape New Govt after Rebel Seizure
- Sudan Auctions off Exploration Blocks, Hoping to Revive Energy Industry
- DRC-RWANDA: M23 Gains Strength in Rivalry Reduction
- India Mimics China in Seeking African Energy
- KENYA: E&P Uncertainty After Elections
- NIGERIA: Ansaru Evolves Strategy with Apparent Hostage Executions
- CAMEROON: Mali-Inspired Kidnapping Wave Begins
- MALI: As Predicted, French Buried in Mali Long Term
- East Africa Unites to Overcome Power Shortages
- Libya: Countrywide Alert, Capital Uncertainty
- Assassination in Tunisia, Trigger for Revolutionary Revival
- Africa No.1 Risk Area for Oil Tankers
- Foreign Energy Investors Should Not Give Up on Egypt
- Mali, Nigeria, and the Bigger Picture
- Investors Beware: Egypt's Revolution is Not Over
- Further Attempts to Destabilize Egypt
- Chevron Hits Morocco, Majors only Blink over Algeria
- Why This is All Libya's Fault
- Algeria Hostage Crisis - Look to Mali for Answers
- Yemen - Oil War to Intensify
- China in Africa: Partners in the Year of the Snake
- Russia – The New Player in African Politics
- The Huge Risk-Reward Scenario In East Africa
- Why Liberia Has Not Been Able to Break its Resource Curse
- The Secret War Between China and the US for Africa's Oil Riches
- Madagascar: The Hottest Energy Play in East Africa
- Desperate South Sudan Carves up Total Concession
- The New 9/11 Attacks: A Drama Which Obscures the Domestic Power-Plays in Libya
- Libya - Doomed from Day One
- A Confluence of Events in the Horn
- Digging Down into the Sudan-South Sudan Oil Agreement
- China and the U.S. in Africa - Who's "Ahead?"
- Violence may Hinder Sudanese Oil Advances
- Subdued Optimism as Sudan's Cut Oil Transit Deal
- Can Libya Repel the Invaders and Survive?
- Global Energy Could Change as the Autocracies of Ethiopia and Eritrea Fall Apart
- Oil Opens Another Frontline of War in Somalia
- Does Democracy Cloud Libya's Oil Future?
- Kenya Anchor to East African Oil Economy
- After Egypt's Presidential Elections, Can We Expect Changes in Energy Policies?
- South Sudan Experiment Headed Toward Failure
- Climate Change and the Potential for Future Instability in North Africa
- Sudan: The Oil Drums of War
- As Mali Risks Regional Stability, No One Is Asking the Right Questions
- The Vital Strategic Debate: Who - in the West - Lost Africa?
- As the Syrian Crisis Deepens Will Russia Step in Before the UN?
- Can South Sudan Ever Escape from Violence and Chaos?
- China's Oil Diplomacy a First
- Sudan's Never-Ending Agony
- Libyan Rebels Triumph - So, Apparently, Does Islam
- China Ready to Assist Libya’s Reconstruction
- Africa Takes Tentative Steps Towards Establishing a Free Trade Zone
- Nigerian Presidential Race Potentially Impacts Global Energy Market
- Massive Corruption Begins in Nigerian Presidential Race
- Nigeria Attacks May Show Dangerous Rift in MEND
- Energy and Security Issues in the Red Sea Transforming as the Age of Gas Begins in Earnest
- Government Mismanagement Under DRC President Kabila Frustrates Foreign Investors
- Somaliland Predictions Bearing Out: al-Shabaab Terrorist Group Empowered; Ethiopia May React
- International Community Presses Juba, Khartoum On Sudan Referendum
- Horn, Red Sea Braces for Instability as Somaliland Moves Toward Islamist Reunification With Somalia
- Somaliland Presidential Election Besieged by Well-Financed Islamists, Threatening Horn/Red Sea Stability
- Violence and Fraud Being Injected into the Somaliland Presidential Election Process
- Nigerian Uncertainties Created by Presidential Election Ambition May Hurt Global Energy Markets
- Piracy In The Puntland Region of Somalia
- Somali Pirates Continue to Plague the Horn of Africa
- Nigeria "Back in Business" as Jonathan's US Visit Highlights Renewed Control of the Government
- Somaliland's Presidential Election Assumes Growing Priority as Major Powers Sense Strategic Urgency of the Horn Situation
