Features / Political Review
Treading the nuclear path
Egypt decided at lastto go nuclear Unprecedented Arab oil revenues ring alarm bells for Israel
“Someone’s gain is another one’s pain,” thus goes the proverb which precisely applies to the current political atmosphere in the Arab-Israeli conflict. The subsidies debate… is this the time to face the truth!
For over a month now, debate about government subsidies has dominated the political scene. The debate sparked after government officials announced that it is studying the possibility of cutting government subsidies to basic commodities, including petrol. In pursuit of energy independence
A new bill passed in December by the US Congress with the aim of increasing car fuel efficiency is widely believed to be a step towards cutting the amount of oil imported from the Arab Gulf countries by half in by 2020. The new law imposes new measures to increase the efficiency of fuel used in vehicles, and car makers will have to manufacture vehicles that use less amounts of fuel. Rise in price
Crude oil prices are expected to hit new highs following recent Turkish-Kurdish political tensions Power play New energy strategy, new conundrum
A new energy pricing system is still making waves in political and industrial circles Going Indian
Thriving political relations between Egypt and India are best reflected in growing investments in the oil industry. A thaw in oil relations?
Will the recent thaw in relations between Cairo and Tehran lead to prosperous cooperation in the oil and gas sector? 
