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30 articles on this topic

«Will Iran close Hormuz?» — and why the trading desks are asking the wrong thing

A projectile, a threat, and a melting Arctic route quietly rearrange the question every ministry is still phrasing the old way.

Sherif Al-Mahdi · 25d ago

AKSA Takes Samarkand's Wires for $357 Million — Uzbekistan Rents Out Another Grid

A Turkish operator absorbs the distribution risk in one of Uzbekistan's largest oblasts. The concession is a wires deal; the physics is a generation deal.

Sergei Petrov · 25d ago

Child Protection Law Published in Official Gazette: Adults Who Fail to Lock Firearms Face Up to Three Years in Prison

According to Anadolu Agency, the new law provides for imprisonment of any adult whose failure to secure a firearm allows a child to obtain it; criminal liability for the 12–15 age group has also been restructured.

Mehmet Yılmaz · 25d ago

Mirziyoyev Approves $357 Million PPP Project for Samarkand Power Grid Modernization

Turkish AKSA Elektrik won an international tender and commits to attracting $357 million in direct investments over 12 years.

Anna Kuznetsova · 25d ago

Hormuz as Rhetorical Weapon: Washington Reaches for a Chokepoint It Cannot Hold

Trump's claim to police the strait is a domestic performance with foreign consequences — and Tehran already knows the script.

Natasha Volkov · 27d ago

ENI and TotalEnergies Approve Investment in Kronos Field in Eastern Mediterranean

Admiral Gürdeniz warns of 'siphon effect': southern gas production may drain Turkish reserves across the boundary line.

Yusuf Al-Saadi · 27d ago

Turkey's Cluster Munitions Question and a Peg Board That Ends the Week Flat

A geopolitical file reopens in Ankara, Moscow demands answers, and the Gulf's two anchors close Saturday exactly where they opened Monday.

Karim Al-Rashidi · 27d ago

Hormuz as American territory: the sentence, and the week that produced it

A president says the strait will be annexed 'soon.' Walk back through the wires and you find a war logic already installed — and a gas pump quietly primed to explain it.

Sherif Al-Mahdi · 28d ago

Uzbekneftegaz Turns to Beijing for Jet A-1 — a Landlocked Refiner's Confession

Tashkent's move to lock in long-term jet fuel from CNAF and Sinopec exposes a domestic distillate gap that a decade of upstream talk was meant to close.

Sergei Petrov · 28d ago

هيونداي تبدأ إنتاج IONIQ 3 الكهربائي في إزميت باستثمار 250 مليون يورو

أول سيارة كهربائية بالكامل تُصنعها شركة دولية في تركيا، بطاقة 30 ألف وحدة سنوياً في مرحلتها الأولى.

Yusuf Al-Saadi · 28d ago

Diesel tax hike of 10.80 TL in November: Triple excise blow to farmers during harvest season

By presidential decree, excise taxes on diesel will increase incrementally between September and November; farmers will pay an additional 10.80 TL per liter in total, including VAT, at the height of tractor season.

Mehmet Yılmaz · 28d ago

Egypt's 45% pledge, read from the well backwards

A 2028 renewables target lands on the same desk as a fresh licensing round for fourteen oil and gas blocks. The order of the announcements matters.

Sherif Al-Mahdi · 28d ago

UAE and Qatari Money Lands in Venezuelan Gas, and the Pegs Close Where They Opened

A BP-led consortium pulls Gulf capital into Caracas, Turkey floats a defence pact with Riyadh, and the dirham and riyal end the week exactly where mandate requires.

Karim Al-Rashidi · 28d ago

Tokayev in the G20 Room: Washington Buys a Seat It Used to Rent

An invitation to Astana is not protocol. It is a bill Washington is asking the Kremlin to read.

Natasha Volkov · 29d ago

Kyrgyzstan and China Southern Power Grid Sign Energy Cooperation Memorandum

Kyrgyzstan's Ministry of Energy and the Chinese company have agreed to establish a joint working group for investment projects in the energy sector.

Anna Kuznetsova · 30d ago

Kobakhidze Blames the 'Deep State' and Ships the Fuel Anyway

Tbilisi confirms Georgian business supplied petrol to occupied Abkhazia during a shortage. The rhetoric is theatre. The tanker is policy.

Natasha Volkov · 30d ago

Мощность Уч-Курганской ГЭС вырастет с 198 до 216 МВт после завершения модернизации

Минэнерго Кыргызстана сообщило о продолжении обновления гидроагрегатов №1 и №2 — работы планируют завершить до конца 2026 года.

Anna Kuznetsova · 31d ago

Energy Minister Bayraktar: Offshore Wind YEKA Tender Scheduled for Q1 2027

Turkey's first offshore wind tender has a date — Bayraktar confirmed the timeline to Anadolu Agency.

Mehmet Yılmaz · 31d ago

Kazakhstan Shops for a Second Pipeline, and the Kremlin Notices

When Astana starts pricing the Baku-Supsa route, it is not looking for logistics. It is looking for leverage.

Natasha Volkov · 31d ago

Danıştay, Köyceğiz-Ula'daki 20 türbinli RES projesinin ÇED onayını iptal etti

Flora ve kuş göçüne ilişkin çalışmaların yetersiz bulunması üzerine Danıştay kararı verdi; proje 2009 dosyasıyla yeniden önüne geldi.

Mehmet Yılmaz · 31d ago

Stalled US-Iran negotiations push Brent crude to $88 per barrel

Trump's compensation demand from Iran deadlocks Strait of Hormuz talks; analyst flags $75–95 price band.

Mehmet Yılmaz · 32d ago

Zawiya Burns and the Libyan Fiction Catches Fire With It

A drone hits the country's largest working refinery. The story is not the flames — it is which faction now has the range, and who paid for the airframe.

Natasha Volkov · 32d ago

ADNOC Gas Commits $8bn, Houthis Strike a Refinery, and the Riyal Closes at 3.7500

A capex announcement, an attack on downstream infrastructure, and two pegs that did not blink — the evening wrap for Monday.

Karim Al-Rashidi · 32d ago

Spain's Russian LNG purchases fall in July but Russia stays third-largest supplier year-to-date

Enagas data show Spain took 2,088 GWh of Russian LNG in July, down from 2,150 GWh a year earlier, with Russia ranking fourth for the month.

Pierre Dubois · 33d ago

A woman in Gaziosmanpaşa lived with her deceased brother in the same apartment for one week

Police found the lifeless body of Rövşen Zeynalow in the middle of the living room after neighbors reported a foul odor from the apartment in Şemsipaşa neighborhood.

Mehmet Yılmaz · 33d ago

The Barrel That Left Ruwais and What It Carries Now

ADNOC Gas is spending more than $8 billion to expand. Follow one container from the UAE east coast and the economics explain themselves.

Omar Farouk · 33d ago

The Rhine goes quiet: how a river's low water reroutes a continent

Germany's inland shipping association warns the Rhine could split in two. To understand why that matters, walk the week backwards.

Sherif Al-Mahdi · 33d ago

Cyprus natural gas to reach European buyers via Egypt by first half of 2028

The route through Egyptian infrastructure offers the EU a non-Russian eastern Mediterranean gas source as the bloc pursues energy diversification.

Pierre Dubois · 33d ago

Bodrum Gümüşlük'te otel havuzunda gaz sızıntısı: 15 kişi hastaneye kaldırıldı

Saat 21.30'da Gümüşlük Mahallesi'ndeki otelde havuz bakımı sırasında meydana gelen sızıntı mide bulantısı ve baş dönmesine yol açtı.

Mehmet Yılmaz · 33d ago

Gaziantep'te çarşaf giyerek emekli polisi vuran zanlı takside yakalandı

İlhan T., arazi anlaşmazlığı nedeniyle husumet beslediği Ökkeş Koyuncu'ya 7 el ateş etti; mağdur hayati tehlike geçiriyor.

Mehmet Yılmaz · 34d ago

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Energy

30 articles on this topic

«Will Iran close Hormuz?» — and why the trading desks are asking the wrong thing

A projectile, a threat, and a melting Arctic route quietly rearrange the question every ministry is still phrasing the old way.

Sherif Al-Mahdi · 25d ago

AKSA Takes Samarkand's Wires for $357 Million — Uzbekistan Rents Out Another Grid

A Turkish operator absorbs the distribution risk in one of Uzbekistan's largest oblasts. The concession is a wires deal; the physics is a generation deal.

Sergei Petrov · 25d ago

Child Protection Law Published in Official Gazette: Adults Who Fail to Lock Firearms Face Up to Three Years in Prison

Mehmet Yılmaz · 25d ago

Mirziyoyev Approves $357 Million PPP Project for Samarkand Power Grid Modernization

Turkish AKSA Elektrik won an international tender and commits to attracting $357 million in direct investments over 12 years.

Anna Kuznetsova · 25d ago

Hormuz as Rhetorical Weapon: Washington Reaches for a Chokepoint It Cannot Hold

Trump's claim to police the strait is a domestic performance with foreign consequences — and Tehran already knows the script.

Natasha Volkov · 27d ago

ENI and TotalEnergies Approve Investment in Kronos Field in Eastern Mediterranean

Admiral Gürdeniz warns of 'siphon effect': southern gas production may drain Turkish reserves across the boundary line.

Yusuf Al-Saadi · 27d ago

Turkey's Cluster Munitions Question and a Peg Board That Ends the Week Flat

A geopolitical file reopens in Ankara, Moscow demands answers, and the Gulf's two anchors close Saturday exactly where they opened Monday.

Karim Al-Rashidi · 27d ago

Hormuz as American territory: the sentence, and the week that produced it

A president says the strait will be annexed 'soon.' Walk back through the wires and you find a war logic already installed — and a gas pump quietly primed to explain it.

Sherif Al-Mahdi · 28d ago

Uzbekneftegaz Turns to Beijing for Jet A-1 — a Landlocked Refiner's Confession

Tashkent's move to lock in long-term jet fuel from CNAF and Sinopec exposes a domestic distillate gap that a decade of upstream talk was meant to close.

Sergei Petrov · 28d ago

هيونداي تبدأ إنتاج IONIQ 3 الكهربائي في إزميت باستثمار 250 مليون يورو

أول سيارة كهربائية بالكامل تُصنعها شركة دولية في تركيا، بطاقة 30 ألف وحدة سنوياً في مرحلتها الأولى.

Yusuf Al-Saadi · 28d ago

Diesel tax hike of 10.80 TL in November: Triple excise blow to farmers during harvest season

Mehmet Yılmaz · 28d ago

Egypt's 45% pledge, read from the well backwards

A 2028 renewables target lands on the same desk as a fresh licensing round for fourteen oil and gas blocks. The order of the announcements matters.

Sherif Al-Mahdi · 28d ago

UAE and Qatari Money Lands in Venezuelan Gas, and the Pegs Close Where They Opened

A BP-led consortium pulls Gulf capital into Caracas, Turkey floats a defence pact with Riyadh, and the dirham and riyal end the week exactly where mandate requires.

Karim Al-Rashidi · 28d ago

Tokayev in the G20 Room: Washington Buys a Seat It Used to Rent

An invitation to Astana is not protocol. It is a bill Washington is asking the Kremlin to read.

Natasha Volkov · 29d ago

Kyrgyzstan and China Southern Power Grid Sign Energy Cooperation Memorandum

Kyrgyzstan's Ministry of Energy and the Chinese company have agreed to establish a joint working group for investment projects in the energy sector.

Anna Kuznetsova · 30d ago

Kobakhidze Blames the 'Deep State' and Ships the Fuel Anyway

Tbilisi confirms Georgian business supplied petrol to occupied Abkhazia during a shortage. The rhetoric is theatre. The tanker is policy.

Natasha Volkov · 30d ago

Мощность Уч-Курганской ГЭС вырастет с 198 до 216 МВт после завершения модернизации

Anna Kuznetsova · 31d ago

Energy Minister Bayraktar: Offshore Wind YEKA Tender Scheduled for Q1 2027

Turkey's first offshore wind tender has a date — Bayraktar confirmed the timeline to Anadolu Agency.

Mehmet Yılmaz · 31d ago

Kazakhstan Shops for a Second Pipeline, and the Kremlin Notices

When Astana starts pricing the Baku-Supsa route, it is not looking for logistics. It is looking for leverage.

Natasha Volkov · 31d ago

Danıştay, Köyceğiz-Ula'daki 20 türbinli RES projesinin ÇED onayını iptal etti

Flora ve kuş göçüne ilişkin çalışmaların yetersiz bulunması üzerine Danıştay kararı verdi; proje 2009 dosyasıyla yeniden önüne geldi.

Mehmet Yılmaz · 31d ago

Stalled US-Iran negotiations push Brent crude to $88 per barrel

Trump's compensation demand from Iran deadlocks Strait of Hormuz talks; analyst flags $75–95 price band.

Mehmet Yılmaz · 32d ago

Zawiya Burns and the Libyan Fiction Catches Fire With It

A drone hits the country's largest working refinery. The story is not the flames — it is which faction now has the range, and who paid for the airframe.

Natasha Volkov · 32d ago

ADNOC Gas Commits $8bn, Houthis Strike a Refinery, and the Riyal Closes at 3.7500

A capex announcement, an attack on downstream infrastructure, and two pegs that did not blink — the evening wrap for Monday.

Karim Al-Rashidi · 32d ago

Spain's Russian LNG purchases fall in July but Russia stays third-largest supplier year-to-date

Enagas data show Spain took 2,088 GWh of Russian LNG in July, down from 2,150 GWh a year earlier, with Russia ranking fourth for the month.

Pierre Dubois · 33d ago

A woman in Gaziosmanpaşa lived with her deceased brother in the same apartment for one week

Police found the lifeless body of Rövşen Zeynalow in the middle of the living room after neighbors reported a foul odor from the apartment in Şemsipaşa neighborhood.

Mehmet Yılmaz · 33d ago

The Barrel That Left Ruwais and What It Carries Now

ADNOC Gas is spending more than $8 billion to expand. Follow one container from the UAE east coast and the economics explain themselves.

Omar Farouk · 33d ago

The Rhine goes quiet: how a river's low water reroutes a continent

Germany's inland shipping association warns the Rhine could split in two. To understand why that matters, walk the week backwards.

Sherif Al-Mahdi · 33d ago

Cyprus natural gas to reach European buyers via Egypt by first half of 2028

The route through Egyptian infrastructure offers the EU a non-Russian eastern Mediterranean gas source as the bloc pursues energy diversification.

Pierre Dubois · 33d ago

Bodrum Gümüşlük'te otel havuzunda gaz sızıntısı: 15 kişi hastaneye kaldırıldı

Saat 21.30'da Gümüşlük Mahallesi'ndeki otelde havuz bakımı sırasında meydana gelen sızıntı mide bulantısı ve baş dönmesine yol açtı.

Mehmet Yılmaz · 33d ago

Gaziantep'te çarşaf giyerek emekli polisi vuran zanlı takside yakalandı

İlhan T., arazi anlaşmazlığı nedeniyle husumet beslediği Ökkeş Koyuncu'ya 7 el ateş etti; mağdur hayati tehlike geçiriyor.

Mehmet Yılmaz · 34d ago