The European Union blacklisted two Turkish nationals as retaliation over Ankara’s energy drilling off Cyprus in a move that has more political symbolism than economic punch.
Read More »Aramco Passes Final EU Regulatory Hurdle in $69bn SABIC Deal
Saudi Aramco’s planned purchase of the region’s biggest petrochemical company comes as it targets downstream investments in a move away from relying on crude oil sales.
Read More »Saudi Aramco Gets EU’s Unconditional Approval for $69 bln SABIC Deal
In March 2019. Aramco announced the deal in a key move towards its diversification into refining and petrochemicals.
Read More »Southern Gas Corridor Project Allows Azerbaijan to Diversify Its Gas Markets
Currently. Azerbaijan is the only source of gas for SGC.
Read More »EU Sanctions Two Turkish Individuals over East Mediterranean Gas Drilling
Cyprus and Greece dispute Turkey’s claims in the region.
Read More »Crucial Discussion Happening on JCPOA
Secretary General of the European External Action Service (EEAS). Helga Schmid. says crucial discussion is being held among participants of the Joint Commission meeting in Vienna on Wednesday.
Read More »Participants in Joint Commission Reaffirm Commitment to JCPOA
Participants reaffirmed their commitment to Iran nuclear deal as a key element of non-proliferation architecture.
Read More »Vienna to Host JCPOA Joint Commission Meeting Wednesday
The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) joint commission meeting will be held in Vienna. Austria on Wednesday. according to the European Union.
Read More »Turkey will Continue Drilling in Eastern Mediterranean with UK Ship
Turkey has consistently contested the Greek Cypriot administration’s unilateral drilling in the area.
Read More »EU Only Pays Lip Service to JCPOA Commitments
Iranian Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani said that the European Union is only paying lip service to its commitments under the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).
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