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natural gas
Europe Could Be Getting Turkmen Gas By 2020
By Catherine Putz
Turkmenistan and Europe are keen to get the gas flowing, but it could just be a pipe dream.
With China's Help, the Iran-Pakistan Pipeline Might Finally Happen
By Ankit Panda
The long and complicated story of the pipeline that was ... and then wasn't ... and now might be.
A Breakthrough on the TAPI Pipeline?
By Micha’el Tanchum
India and Pakistan hint that progress has finally been made with Turkmenistan on the huge energy project.
Bangladesh: Asia's New Energy Superpower?
By Jack Detsch
After a favorable UN settlement in June, Bangladesh stumbled upon a wealth of energy. Will investors buy in?
Central Asia’s Energy Rush
By Michał Romanowski
The region’s major powers are in a tussle to control its rich energy sources.
Asia’s Gas Blowout?
By Anthony Fensom
Demand for natural gas in the region has been booming. How much longer can it last?
DPRK Cruise Missiles and Energy Leverage
By Clint Richards
North Korea’s relationship with Russia is improving as both seek to gain influence in Northeast Asia.
Why Kazakhstan Is Betting on a Green Future
By Erlan Idrissov
Writing in The Diplomat, Kazakhstan's Foreign Minister argues that economics, not altruism, must drive the green revolution.
The Significance of the China-Russia Gas Deal
By Sarah Lain
Russia’s efforts to get the deal signed suggest that events in Ukraine have had an impact.
China and Russia Sign Massive Natural Gas Deal
By Zachary Keck
After 10 years of negotiations, the two sides have finally reached an agreement on the $400 billion deal.
The India-Bangladesh Power Trap
By Zahedul Amin
A reliance on India for its electricity could be contrary to Bangladesh’s geo-strategic interests.
Eyeing Pipeline, Russia Forgives North Korean Debt
By Zachary Keck
Russia’s Duma has voted to forgive 90 percent of North Korea’s Soviet-Era Debt.