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EGF Foreign Policy Briefing: Russian Relations with the Syrian Arab Republic  PDF  (58 Kb) Members only

Although Russia is now concentrating on its near abroad (the states and territories of the former Soviet Union), not global domination, for both geo-political and strategic reasons, the Arab and Muslim countries of the Middle East are of substantial and even growing interest to Moscow. Its bilateral relations with Syria are of particular importance for both parties and are not without impact on the whole region.

  • Andrej Kreutz  |  Published on EGF: 05.05.2010  |  External Relations
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Destabilization: Caucasus Geopolitics Threatens Russia's Security

The analysis of the situation in the Caucasus and in Transcaucasia shows that the outlook for the geopolitical entirety is going to be shaped by the key Western countries' efforts aimed at debarring Russia from the Caspian oil and gas projects

  • Nikolai Dimlevitch  |  Published on EGF: 29.03.2010  |  Security
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Gazprom’s Partner ENI Loses Confidence in South Stream

Italy’s ENI chief executive, Paolo Scaroni, has proposed unifying the Gazprom-led South Stream with the European Union-backed Nabucco pipeline project. The Italian state-controlled energy conglomerate ENI is the key technological and commercial partner to Gazprom in South Stream, the project aimed at transporting gas from Russia across the Black Sea to Europe

  • Vladimir Socor  |  Published on EGF: 21.03.2010  |  Energy
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Geopolitical Challenges: Prospects and Scenarios 2010 - Summary Document  PDF  (158 Kb)

At the end of December 1999, as the world prepared to usher in a new Millennium, in Europe and other parts of the planet, there was widespread concern that the so called “Millennium Bug” would strike, causing unforeseen disruption and havoc. Ten years on, in December of last year, for many in Europe, the Millennium Bug was just a shade in the memory as a far more ominous concern was pressing home – the prospect of another gas crisis. Although the fact that the Russia-Ukraine gas dispute of January 2009 – and its knock-on effect of leaving much of Europe without natural gas in the peak of winter – did not repeat itself during the record cold European temperatures of January this year, the very fact that European attention has become so focused on this theme demonstrates how geopolitical developments in the European hinterlands have come to impact the day-to-day livelihood of all Europeans

  • EGF Editorial  |  Published on EGF: 16.03.2010  |  Energy
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The great security of gas supply struggle

The Ukraine gas crisis of 2009 may seem a distant memory. But within the EU a debate is raging how to prepare for a next crisis. The outcome of this debate will not only shape the EU’s response to future emergencies, it will also determine to an important extent the future structure of the European gas market

  • Karel Beckman  |  Published on EGF: 16.03.2010  |  Energy
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Caspian Security Briefing: Azerbaijan  PDF  (69 Kb) Members only

The former-Soviet Republic of Azerbaijan has attracted a notable degree of attention amongst the international investor community due to the impressive potential of its hydrocarbons sector. The country’s vast (and still largely untapped) oil and gas fields, located in the strategically important Caspian Sea basin, provide the source for major energy transport arteries such as the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan (BTC) oil pipeline. Future energy transport projects of strategic relevance to the European Union...

  • EGF Editorial  |  Published on EGF: 19.02.2010  |  Energy
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New European Commission Members  PDF  (681 Kb)

Following approval by the European Parliament, the European Council today appointed the new European Commission for the period from 10 February 2010 to 31 October 2014. The Council also appointed Mr.Günther Oettinger to replace Mr.Andris Piebalgs as the Energy Commissioner. Please, see the full list of the new Commission Members.

  • European Commission  |  Published on EGF: 16.02.2010  |  Energy
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EU and Russia: an Eastern Partnership Muddling on?  PDF  (1 Mb)

Moscow’s attitude towards the EU fluctuates. There are deep-seated doubts that the EU is attempting to undermine Russia’s geopolitical positions in its traditional sphere of interest. Alexander Sergunin examines Russian concerns.

  • Alexander Sergunin  |  Published on EGF: 21.02.2010  |  External Relations
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Risks, Threats and Advisory Briefing: AlgeriaMembers only

A steady stream of terrorist attacks and clashes between authorities and militants has continued to characterise the security landscape in Algeria in the beginning of 2010 and the latter phases of 2009...

  • EGF Editorial  |  Published on EGF: 25.01.2010  |  Security
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Russian Oil & Gas Strategy: What does it mean for the global oil markets?  Power Point  (2 Mb)

Presentation on "17th MIDDLE EAST PETROLEUM&GAS CONFERENCE"

  • Tatiana Mitrova  |  Published on EGF: 20.01.2010  |  Energy
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