Energy

The president's appointment of more moderate officials will widen his support in Congress, though it’ll likely anger the indigenous groups living near Peru’s lucrative mining and oil reserves.

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Winter-related spikes in oil and gas demand will keep prices elevated, benefiting exporter countries while undermining the economic recoveries of their consumers.

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The fourth quarter will see countries with low vaccination rates explore options to "live with COVID" rather than continue severe lockdowns in order to enable economic recovery.

As the country edges closer to collapse, neither illicit Iranian fuel shipments nor a U.S. plan to revitalize the Arab Gas Pipeline will provide immediate relief.

The increasing allure of Israel’s water- and energy-saving technologies could pave the way for normalization in major holdout countries like Oman.

The September vote will increase the influence of small parties that want to ban additional oil exploration and reduce Norway’s ties with the EU.

While Maduro’s regime is unlikely to agree to free and fair elections, the opposition may be able to secure smaller concessions, like prisoner releases.

The deal is unlikely to quell concerns about Russia using the pipeline to weaken Ukraine’s position as a transit state for natural gas.