Syria sees an energy deficit despite military advances

Moscow and Tehran look for economic benefits as they support government troops to retake oil and gas areas

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China-Vietnam spat could hit oil and gas firms

China and Vietnam have disagreed, again, over oil and gas exploration and the contentious 'nine-dash line'

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As energy companies prepare for a ‘new normal’ of low oil prices, technological breakthroughs offer significant savings

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Subsidised public services are coming to an end but one result may be to make people value limited resources

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Congress has overwhelmingly passed a sanctions bill that limits the president’s discretion in granting exemptions

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The US bill could undermine the joint sanctions agenda and trigger a wider transatlantic dispute

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After a disappointing start, Mexico’s energy sector reform gains momentum

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Russia's large neighbour is a fertile export market but a less certain source of investment

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Recent reforms have fundamentally revised mining sector legislation

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Russia is bidding for dominance in helping Iraqi Kurdistan monetise its energy reserves and in gas transit to Europe

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