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Oil
India’s African “Safari”
By Sudha Ramachandran
China's Oil Quest Comes to Iraq
While China’s oil dealings with countries like Iran and Sudan receive global attention, its budding relationship with Iraq may turn out to be the most important.
China's Misguided Hugo Chávez Love Affair
China has put billions of dollars into Venezuela. What would happen if Hugo Chávez was no longer its leader?
A Global Energy Shift
New finds of shale gas and unconventional oil could spark a shift in global energy flows – and the world economy.
China, Canada and Oil Sands
While the deal makes sense economically, Stephen Harper’s government must navigate the political minefield of China SOEs in Canada.
How Politics Nuked Iran’s Economy
For the leaders of the Islamic Republic, the real enemy is within.
The 'Tragedy' of China's Energy Policy
Why Beijing’s energy strategy entrenches the narrative of China as a “irresponsible stakeholder.”
North America's Natural Gas Boom Comes to the Asia-Pacific
Will North America’s new found wealth in energy reserves impact Asia?
China's Deft Sudan Diplomacy
China has sought to bolster its ties to South Sudan while not damaging its longer and closer relationship with the north.
India's Look East Policy in the South China Sea
With no territorial claims but strong economic interests in the disputed waters, India may have a role to play.
China, Canada and Oil: A Complicated Calculus
Despite efforts by Beijing to invest in Canada’s vast natural resources, challenges remain.
Singh Gets Oil Price Boost
Falling oil prices have allowed India to cut the price of petrol. Manmohan Singh will be a happy man.