ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT

With an increased international focus on nuclear energy, countries should evaluate potential chokepoints in the supply chain.

The Sahel exemplifies how climate change intensifies resource scarcity, conflict, and governance challenges across fragile states.

The Climate Change Action Plan (CCAP) outlines the World Bank’s plan to tackle climate change, but leaves out a key demographic: women.

Madrid’s recent decision on Western Sahara’s future has angered Algeria and jeopardizes cooperation between the long-time allies.

To understand the dynamics of climate change, a challenge that knows no borders, it is important to look at the countries that are championing matters of climate action, and the ones that are falling behind.

To understand the dynamics of climate change, a challenge that knows no borders, it is important to look at the countries that are championing matters of climate action, and the ones that are falling behind.

Amid an unparalleled nuclear power buildup at home and abroad, China is confronted with deficiencies in safety that could irreparably damage the international effort against climate change.

Europe still needs natural gas but it can go about it in a green way

The Visegrad 4 countries have developed the framework for effectively contesting Russian gas hegemony in Europe.

Denmark must reassess its United States-focused foreign policy in the Arctic.

Germany must rethink its energy politics after the poisoning of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny.