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Energy Security
How the Russia-Ukraine War Has Slammed Indonesia’s Energy Security
By I Dewa Made Raditya Margenta and Filda C. Yusgiantoro
Russia's invasion has exposed the country's vulnerability to shocks in the global energy markets.
Will ‘Flammable Ice’ Be a Critical Factor in Asia’s Regional Security?
By Mayuko Yatsu
As China, Japan, and others aim to commercialize methane hydrate, its security implications should be examined.
Why Are US Allies Japan and South Korea Drawing Closer to Russia?
By Magnus Lundström
Rational self-interest and energy security are more important than Western politics for US allies in Northeast Asia.
Asian Oil Majors and Iran: Risks and Rewards
By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Yassin K. Fawaz.
China’s Energy Security Achilles Heel: Middle Eastern Oil
By Owen Daniels and Chris Brown
China’s reliance on Middle Eastern oil is a very real threat to the stability of the global economic order
Will the Iran Deal Help the Iran-Pakistan Pipeline Project?
By Ankit Panda
Iranian sanctions relief could mean the completion of the Iran-Pakistan pipeline project is more likely.
China's Central Asian Opportunity
By Ankit Panda
China might be a saving grace for Central Asia's economies.
Asia’s Iran Oil Imports Increase 25%
By Zachary Keck
During the first half of 2014, Asia imported 25 percent more oil from Iran than in the first half of 2013.
New Research Could Make Nuclear Energy Safer
By Clint Richards
New technology could make nuclear plants less susceptible to disaster, and possibly ease Japanese fears.
The Iranian Nuclear Question: China’s Perspective
Forget Israel and Iran: China may be the ultimate winner of the recent deal over Iran’s nuclear program
Can the US Solve Japan’s Energy Crisis?
Importing natural gas from the U.S. could give Japan the energy security it seeks.
The US Should Hope China “Wins” the Iraq War
The U.S. stands to benefit more than any country except Iraq itself from China’s investment in Baghdad’s oil.
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