The Georgian refinery’s recent move to accept Russian oil has sparked serious concerns over potential sanctions violations. Experts warn this decision could jeopardize Georgia’s relationships with Western allies, highlighting escalating geopolitical tensions
Former U.S. President Donald Trump boldly claimed that India had agreed to halt its purchases of Russian oil. Yet, New Delhi swiftly shot down this assertion, insisting it has no knowledge of any such agreement-further fueling the heated tensions around the global energy trade
Former US President Donald Trump has once again emphasized that India will avoid purchasing oil from Russia, underscoring the intricate geopolitical and economic dynamics shaping today’s global energy landscape, reports The Hindu
Former President Donald Trump claims that India has made a major concession in its Russian oil purchases, suggesting a potential shift in economic ties amid the ongoing geopolitical tensions, according to Newsweek
Thrilling developments are on the horizon as Kazakhstan prepares to boost its crude oil exports to Germany in 2026. Adding to this momentum, the Senate has officially confirmed Julie Stufft as Kazakhstan’s new ambassador, deepening the partnership between these two countries.
Russia is banking on India to continue purchasing its oil amid the shifting global energy scene and is actively seeking trilateral talks with China and India to strengthen strategic and economic ties, Reuters reports
India will continue to secure oil from the most competitive suppliers, stressed the Indian envoy, who strongly criticized US tariffs as “unfair” and “unjustified.” This powerful declaration underscores India’s steadfast determination to meet its energy demands despite escalating global tensions
India has boldly declared it will continue purchasing Russian oil, dismissing former President Trump’s warnings of potential consequences. This decision underscores New Delhi’s steadfast dedication to meeting its energy demands despite the swirling global uncertainties
Alberta’s Premier emphasized that while Canada could increase oil supplies to the U.S., the country also requires new markets to diversify its economy. This dual focus aims to strengthen energy independence and address fluctuating global demand.
