In a bold move, the U.S. Coast Guard has seized the M/T Skipper, an oil tanker linked to terrorist organizations. This operation highlights ongoing efforts to enforce sanctions against adversarial nations.
In a bold move, President Trump signals intentions to seize more oil tankers off Venezuela's coast, escalating pressure on Maduro. The U.S. already seized a tanker transporting oil to Iran, with more actions expected soon. What does this mean for global oil markets and U.S.-Venezuela relations?
In a dramatic raid, US forces seized an oil tanker that had been eluding detection while transporting sanctioned oil from Venezuela and Iran. Discover how this vessel concealed its true movements and the implications for global oil smuggling.
In a dramatic operation, the US Coast Guard seized the oil tanker Skipper, believed to be carrying 1.1 million barrels of oil from Venezuela. Analysts weigh in on the implications of this bold move.
In a dramatic turn of events, U.S. forces seized the largest oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela, escalating tensions with President Maduro. Crude oil prices rise as Trump hints at further military action.
In a significant turn of events, Russian energy giant Lukoil announces its exit from international operations due to stringent U.S. sanctions, potentially leading to a 30% drop in revenues. The company seeks buyers for its foreign ventures amidst escalating tensions over the Ukraine conflict.
Asian stocks surged following Wall Street's lead as traders anticipate a Federal Reserve rate cut next week. With geopolitical tensions high and inflation readings on the horizon, investors are closely monitoring the economic landscape.
Oil prices rebounded Monday as OPEC+ announced a modest output hike, despite looming sanctions against Russian crude. Analysts suggest this is a strategic shift in market dynamics as traders react to new developments.
The US has slapped India with steep tariffs on imports, creating a lose-lose scenario. As India continues to buy Russian oil, the geopolitical implications could reshape global energy dynamics.
The EU's ambitious framework agreement to import $250 billion in energy from the U.S. raises eyebrows. Experts question the feasibility of such targets, echoing past trade deal failures.