US military aircraft crashes in East Med
A US military aircraft conducting training operations in the east Mediterranean has crashed, US Command Europe (EUCOM) said on Sunday.
The incident, which happened in an undisclosed location on Friday ...
Our new-found interest in energy…again
The best chance since 2013 that Aphrodite may actually resurface – maybe
One of our big problems is that governments often talk about developing our gasfields as if they are in full ...
Turkey, gas and a knife-edge election
Turkey started natural gas production from its own massive Black Sea gasfield Sakarya on 20 April, less than three years after discovery. Sakarya is estimated to hold 710 billion cubic metres (bcm) ...
Anastasiades: If Turkey is genuine about talks, it must recognise Cyprus
If Turkey is genuine about talks to reunify the island, it must first recognise the Republic Cyprus, President Nicos Anastasiades said on Thursday.
He was responding to earlier remarks by ...
East Med gas – a new message
With tectonic shifts on the world stage, now really is the time to solve the Cyprus problem and put Cyprus’ energy finds to use
In a fast-changing geopolitical world – following ...
East Med energy: re-assessing common interests
We can rediscover our common interests only after a reality check
In the East Med we have been side-tracked by the fallacious promise or expectation of riches to come out ...
A sea of change
June is developing into a crucial month for the East Med and its geopolitics involving Turkey, Greece and Cyprus
By Charles Ellinas
At a recent Senate hearing, US Secretary of ...
Oil majors in a state of change
As controlling global warming becomes a priority the countries of the East Med could get left behind
The headline this week was ‘BP dodges new climate target calls as activist ...
Borrell’s plan for energy could be a new way forward
The region, and Cyprus, need a new energy narrative going forward. Borrell’s plan, with the US in support, may offer a way. Under the onslaught of Covid-19 the economies ...