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EU-US Energy Deal Amidst Russia Sanctions: A Critical Analysis
The US urges the EU to fully abandon Russian oil imports, citing 2024 EU spending of $25.5 billion on Russian oil, exceeding Ukraine aid; however, a recent US-EU energy deal faces criticism for its unrealistic scale and potential to benefit US commercial interests.
EU-US Energy Deal Amidst Russia Sanctions: A Critical Analysis
The US urges the EU to fully abandon Russian oil imports, citing 2024 EU spending of $25.5 billion on Russian oil, exceeding Ukraine aid; however, a recent US-EU energy deal faces criticism for its unrealistic scale and potential to benefit US commercial interests.
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32% Bias Score


Russian Economy Reaches Limits of Wartime Model Amidst Sanctions and Low Oil Prices
Germany's Benjamin Hilgenstock, a sanctions expert at Kyiv School of Economics, states that regardless of whether Russia is in a recession, its wartime economic model has reached its limits due to sanctions, low oil prices, and limited options for diversification with China and India.
Russian Economy Reaches Limits of Wartime Model Amidst Sanctions and Low Oil Prices
Germany's Benjamin Hilgenstock, a sanctions expert at Kyiv School of Economics, states that regardless of whether Russia is in a recession, its wartime economic model has reached its limits due to sanctions, low oil prices, and limited options for diversification with China and India.
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24% Bias Score


Olga Ogurtsova Awarded for Contributions to Novouybyševsk Refinery
Olga Ogurtsova, head of the chemical laboratory at the Novouybyševsk Refinery's power generation shop, received the Ministry of Energy's "For Services to the Fuel and Energy Complex" medal for her contributions to improving water treatment and energy production processes.
Olga Ogurtsova Awarded for Contributions to Novouybyševsk Refinery
Olga Ogurtsova, head of the chemical laboratory at the Novouybyševsk Refinery's power generation shop, received the Ministry of Energy's "For Services to the Fuel and Energy Complex" medal for her contributions to improving water treatment and energy production processes.
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32% Bias Score


Trans Mountain Pipeline: Excess Capacity Despite High Utilization
Despite the recent expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline, which increased capacity by 590,000 barrels per day, a Canada Energy Regulator analysis reveals excess capacity exists, although overall oil export pipeline capacity from Western Canada remains highly utilized, with oil sands production pr...
Trans Mountain Pipeline: Excess Capacity Despite High Utilization
Despite the recent expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline, which increased capacity by 590,000 barrels per day, a Canada Energy Regulator analysis reveals excess capacity exists, although overall oil export pipeline capacity from Western Canada remains highly utilized, with oil sands production pr...
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20% Bias Score


China Launches Three Platforms to Boost Cooperation with Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO)
China launched three platforms for energy, green industries, and digital economy cooperation with the SCO, showcasing its commitment to the Global Governance Initiative and aiming to modernize SCO countries and enhance the SCO's global role.
China Launches Three Platforms to Boost Cooperation with Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO)
China launched three platforms for energy, green industries, and digital economy cooperation with the SCO, showcasing its commitment to the Global Governance Initiative and aiming to modernize SCO countries and enhance the SCO's global role.
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Greece Reaffirms Commitment to Greece-Cyprus-Israel Electricity Interconnector
Greece's Minister of Environment and Energy, Stauros Papasavvou, reiterated the country's firm commitment to the Great Sea Interconnector (GSI) project, despite comments from Cyprus' finance minister questioning its viability.
Greece Reaffirms Commitment to Greece-Cyprus-Israel Electricity Interconnector
Greece's Minister of Environment and Energy, Stauros Papasavvou, reiterated the country's firm commitment to the Great Sea Interconnector (GSI) project, despite comments from Cyprus' finance minister questioning its viability.
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32% Bias Score

Russia's August Oil and Gas Revenue Plunge: Causes, Impacts, and Forecasts
Russia's August oil and gas revenues plummeted 32% year-on-year to 620.6 billion rubles, driven by lower oil prices, reduced taxes, a stronger ruble, sanctions, and export shifts, increasing the risk of a larger federal budget deficit.

Russia's August Oil and Gas Revenue Plunge: Causes, Impacts, and Forecasts
Russia's August oil and gas revenues plummeted 32% year-on-year to 620.6 billion rubles, driven by lower oil prices, reduced taxes, a stronger ruble, sanctions, and export shifts, increasing the risk of a larger federal budget deficit.
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24% Bias Score

Zelensky and Fico Meet Amidst Strained Slovakia-Ukraine Relations
Ukrainian President Zelensky and Slovak Prime Minister Fico held their first bilateral meeting in Uzhhorod, Ukraine, discussing cooperation despite existing tensions, particularly regarding energy and Fico's past ties with Russia.

Zelensky and Fico Meet Amidst Strained Slovakia-Ukraine Relations
Ukrainian President Zelensky and Slovak Prime Minister Fico held their first bilateral meeting in Uzhhorod, Ukraine, discussing cooperation despite existing tensions, particularly regarding energy and Fico's past ties with Russia.
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Cyprus deems "$1.9B energy cable project" economically unviable due to Turkish threats
The Cypriot government considers a "$1.9 billion energy cable project" economically unfeasible, citing geopolitical complexities and Turkish threats to its implementation, despite "$650 million" in EU funding.

Cyprus deems "$1.9B energy cable project" economically unviable due to Turkish threats
The Cypriot government considers a "$1.9 billion energy cable project" economically unfeasible, citing geopolitical complexities and Turkish threats to its implementation, despite "$650 million" in EU funding.
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56% Bias Score

Cyprus Finance Minister questions viability of Great Sea Interconnector project
Cyprus's Finance Minister, Makis Keravnos, is questioning the viability of the 1.9 billion euro Great Sea Interconnector (GSI) project, citing two independent studies and expressing concern over a 25 million euro payment.

Cyprus Finance Minister questions viability of Great Sea Interconnector project
Cyprus's Finance Minister, Makis Keravnos, is questioning the viability of the 1.9 billion euro Great Sea Interconnector (GSI) project, citing two independent studies and expressing concern over a 25 million euro payment.
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32% Bias Score

Eurobarometer Spring 2025 Survey: EU Public Opinion on Priorities and Image
A Eurobarometer Spring 2025 survey of 26,410 EU citizens reveals defense and security as the top priority for strengthening the EU's global influence (37%), followed by competitiveness (32%), and energy sovereignty (27%), while 52% view the EU positively.

Eurobarometer Spring 2025 Survey: EU Public Opinion on Priorities and Image
A Eurobarometer Spring 2025 survey of 26,410 EU citizens reveals defense and security as the top priority for strengthening the EU's global influence (37%), followed by competitiveness (32%), and energy sovereignty (27%), while 52% view the EU positively.
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24% Bias Score

Russia, China, and India Deepen Energy Ties Amidst US Sanctions
At the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit, Russia, China, and India solidified their energy partnerships, with Russia offering discounted oil to India and China to counter US sanctions imposed following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Russia, China, and India Deepen Energy Ties Amidst US Sanctions
At the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit, Russia, China, and India solidified their energy partnerships, with Russia offering discounted oil to India and China to counter US sanctions imposed following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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56% Bias Score
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