Environmental Issues in Post-Soviet Spaces

After months of tense negotiations, the U.S. and Ukraine have signed a deal that is expected to give Washington access to the country’s crit

On March 21, Armenia’s land border with Turkey, closed since 1993 amid their decades-long diplomatic rupture, opened temporarily to allow th

The challenge for European and Moldovan actors now lies in developing a medium-term strategy that goes beyond crisis management and moves to

In this interview, Anatole Boute and Shaimerden Chikanayev explore the evolving role of nuclear power in Central Asia’s energy landscape.

A tanker belonging to Russia’s shadow fleet narrowly escaped running aground off the coast of Finland, which could have resulted in an envir

IN A NUTSHELL 🚀 Cosmos 2553, a Russian satellite, is experiencing malfunctions, raising concerns about space security. 🔍 The satellite was l

Four ice-strengthened newbuild LNG carriers have been reflagged to the Russian Federation along with name changes. The vessels are part of R

IN A NUTSHELL ⚡ GE Vernova announced its gas turbines have exceeded 3 million operational hours, powering 50 million homes globally. 🌍 The t

The owners of two tankers grounded in the Black Sea must pay €903 million to the Russian state for pollution, amid concerns over regulatory

Russia will begin delivering natural gas to Iran this year, Russian Energy Minister Sergei Tsivilev said Friday after bilateral talks with I

Russia's plans to expand its influence in the Arctic region and dominate the Northern Sea Route together with China pose serious security ch

The Moldovan government allows gas transit to Transnistria under conditions, while the region rejects €60 million in European aid.

Last year, Russian investors rented fifteen coal mines in occupied eastern Ukraine. After proving unprofitable, nine of them are now being r

Forest fires have swept several of Russia’s Siberian and Far East regions over the past week, setting off what is projected to be yet anothe

Still struggling with both extensive pollution and a patchy monitoring network, the Russian Federation is trying to forge a new path. By