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Backgrounder posted October 30, 2008 by Ariel Cohen, Ph.D., Lajos F. Szaszdi, Ph.D., Jim Dolbow The New Cold War: Reviving the U.S. Presence in the Arctic
The Arctic is quickly reemerging as a strategic area where vital U.S. interests are at stake. The geopolitical and geo-economic importance of the Arctic region is rising rapidly, and its mineral wealth will likely transform the region into a booming economic frontier in the 21st century. The coasts and continental shelf of the Arctic Ocean are estimated to hold large…

Backgrounder posted October 30, 2008 by Ariel Cohen, Ph.D., Lajos F. Szaszdi, Ph.D., Jim Dolbow The New Cold War: Reviving the U.S. Presence in the Arctic
The Arctic is quickly reemerging as a strategic area where vital U.S. interests are at stake. The geopolitical and geo-economic importance of the Arctic region is rising rapidly, and its mineral wealth will likely transform the region into a booming economic frontier in the 21st century. The coasts and continental shelf of the Arctic Ocean are estimated to hold large…

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Backgrounder posted October 30, 2008 by Ariel Cohen, Ph.D., Lajos F. Szaszdi, Ph.D., Jim Dolbow The New Cold War: Reviving the U.S. Presence in the Arctic
The Arctic is quickly reemerging as a strategic area where vital U.S. interests are at stake. The geopolitical and geo-economic importance of the Arctic region is rising rapidly, and its mineral wealth will likely transform the region into a booming economic frontier in the 21st century. The coasts and continental shelf of the Arctic Ocean are estimated to hold large…

Blog Post on January 19, 2011 by Ariel Cohen BP–Rosneft Deal: Beyond Energy
On January 15, British Petroleum (BP) agreed to form a joint venture with Russia’s state-owned Rosneft to develop three...…
Blog Post on February 4, 2010 by Ariel Cohen, Ph.D. U.S. Overtakes Russia in Gas Output
As Bloomberg reports, during 2009 U.S. natural gas output grew 3.7 percent to an estimated 624 billion cubic meters...…
Blog Post on October 14, 2009 by Sally McNamara Leaving Eastern Europe Out in the Cold
In January, amidst a particularly cold winter, Russia’s quasi-governmental gas giant Gazprom turned off the gas taps to...…
Blog Post on October 13, 2009 by Ariel Cohen, Ph.D. Pipeline Threats to Europe?
Have Russia’s oil and gas replaced Cossack squadrons and tank divisions as the means to intimidate Europe? Will...…
Blog Post on January 14, 2009 by Patrick Bell Will Somebody Please Turn on the Gas?
The ongoing row between Russia and Ukraine over natural gas supplies to Europe appears to be deepening. This comes just...…
Blog Post on January 9, 2009 by Conn Carroll Energy Dependence Threatens Europe's Security
18 countries ranging from large European Union members, including Germany to small ex-Soviet Moldova, have been affected...…
Blog Post on January 6, 2009 by Sally McNamara Stop Enabling Russia's Energy Empire
Just as Europe is in the midst of a particularly cold winter, Russia’s quasi-governmental gas giant Gazprom has turned...…