Energy Policy

Turkey Backs Off in EastMed, But For How Long?

Turkey withdrew its seismic research vessel, the Oruc Reis, from the contested waters of the eastern Mediterranean Sea, where tensions triggered by the ship’s activities have run high for more than a month. The move came as a surprise for many, and observers wonder whether the move is just a …

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Turkey to Deploy Second Drilling Ship to Black Sea

Turkey will deploy another drilling ship, named Kanuni, to the Black Sea, Energy and Natural Resources Minister Fatih Donmez said on Sunday. Kanuni will support another Turkish vessel, named Fatih, which in mid-August discovered gas deposits in the Black Sea of 320 billion cubic meters with an estimated value of …

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IAEA’s Report Creating Constructive Future for Cooperation with Iran

Iranian Ambassador and Permanent Representative to Vienna-Based International Organizations Kazzem Qaribabadi underlined that the latest report by the International Atomic Energy Agency on Safeguards Agreement with Iran is harbinger of positive and constructive prospects for relations between the Islamic Republic and the IAEA. “The report deals with the development of …

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