Canada Faces Missed Emissions Targets By 2050

Ukrainian strikes on refining capacity have forced Moscow to reverse its trade status, turning the former top exporter into a net buyer of gasoline from Asia and Europe.

Belgium has ceased all Russian LNG imports, contributing to a sharp decline in EU-wide purchases ahead of the upcoming legal ban.

The destruction of the Baltic gas links in 2022 marked a geopolitical turning point. As legal proceedings continue, the economic and strategic consequences remain deeply embedded in European energy policy.

German politicians are challenging the EU's 2035 ban on combustion engines, citing new life-cycle data, while independent experts argue electric vehicles remain significantly cleaner over their full lifespan.

The 18th BRICS Summit convenes in New Delhi with a focus on resilience and economic cooperation, as expanded member and partner nations gather to reshape multilateral institutions. Malaysian PM Anwar Ibrahim is set to engage in high-level bilateral meetings with key global leaders and present Malaysia's vision for a more equitable international system during the weekend event.

Washington has reaffirmed its stance against Iranian nuclear ambitions while naval incidents near Oman and expanded sanctions reshape the regional security landscape.

Despite robust macroeconomic indicators, President Prabowo Subianto faces rising discontent as household incomes stagnate and the rupiah weakens.

Vietnamese President To Lam concluded a state visit to Moscow, outlining a new framework for expanded trade and nuclear energy cooperation with Russia before departing for Paris.

Jakarta’s 100 GW solar goal is unlikely to be met on schedule, but the shift toward state-led equity models signals a serious pivot in Indonesia's energy policy.

Reports indicate drone strikes hit a Rosneft refinery and an Ozon warehouse in Saratov, deepening the impact on Russian infrastructure.

New Delhi prepares to host the 18th BRICS Leaders’ Summit, where Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to engage in critical bilateral discussions with Russian, Chinese, and Iranian counterparts against a backdrop of global geopolitical tension.

As Washington and Beijing expand competing technology frameworks, Southeast Asian nations face pressure to align while seeking to preserve strategic autonomy and secure tangible development benefits.

The UN Special Envoy warned the Security Council that Yemen has entered a dangerous phase of conflict as the 2022 truce collapses. New developments include Ansar Allah's capture of the key port of Mokha, which threatens the Bab al-Mandeb chokepoint, alongside a surge in civilian displacement and cross-border violence that has effectively ended four years of relative calm.

Aden's diplomatic appeal to the Security Council highlights growing fears over maritime security in the Red Sea and the fragility of regional peace efforts.

Simon Stiell argues that treating climate change as a partisan issue obscures its direct impact on inflation, energy security, and economic stability across Europe.

Unresolved maritime borders in the Global South present growing risks for energy security and regional stability, according to recent analysis.

Afghan officials and a Turkish diplomatic representative met to discuss bilateral relations and the management of migrant populations against the backdrop of a major energy sector agreement.

Houthis have seized the strategic port of Mocha and the nearby Zuqar Island, moving closer to the Bab al-Mandab strait as Saudi airstrikes intensify. The escalating offensive has triggered a mass exodus of civilians toward Aden and pushed global oil prices above $100 per barrel amid broader regional maritime disruptions.

Africa’s import of electric two-wheelers from China jumped 60% in the first half of 2026, highlighting a distinct split between North African consumer markets and East African commercial hubs.

Moscow has dismissed recent proposals for a pause in aerial strikes, framing the issue as a strategic failure by Kyiv rather than a diplomatic opportunity.

Ukraine's sanctions commissioner warns that the window to pass sweeping legislation targeting Russian energy buyers closes in days, amid uncertainty over House scheduling and White House implementation.

Yemen’s fragile truce has collapsed as Houthi forces have seized full control of the Red Sea coast and key islands in the Bab al-Mandeb strait, severing vital supply lines. This strategic dominance allows the group to threaten alternative energy routes to the Strait of Hormuz, exacerbating global oil price spikes and intensifying the broader war between the U.S. and Iran.

German politicians question the EU's 2035 combustion engine ban, citing new lifecycle data, while independent experts argue electric vehicles remain significantly cleaner over their full life.

Saudi Arabia faces a strategic dilemma as renewed Houthi strikes test the limits of its restraint and challenge its broader regional stability goals.

Global energy markets face renewed pressure as crude prices climb past the psychological threshold of $100, driven by escalating tensions and supply disruptions in the Persian Gulf.

Algeria is accelerating efforts to reduce its dependence on oil and gas by expanding into agriculture, mining, and services. While non-hydrocarbon growth shows promise, significant fiscal deficits and debt levels highlight the urgency of this structural shift.

Military leaders from the United States and partner nations gathered in Germany to rehearse sustainment strategies, highlighting the critical need for long-term infrastructure investment and interoperability within the alliance.

Ukrainian authorities confirm that three of the five Iranian tankers destroyed by U.S. forces were integral parts of Russia's shadow fleet. The vessels were specifically identified as tools for moving sanctioned Russian oil while evading Western restrictions.

A successful commercial launch from Andøya Spaceport has been hailed by the alliance as a significant step toward enhancing Europe's independent access to orbit.

Fighting between Houthi forces and the internationally recognized government has intensified across Yemen, with significant casualties reported in key strategic areas including Taiz, Marib, and the western coast.

Ukrainian authorities have claimed responsibility for a record-breaking strike on gas infrastructure in Russia's Yamal region, while Russian attacks claimed seven civilian lives across Ukraine.

RWE's chief executive argues that existing transparency laws are insufficient for modern hybrid threats, while inflation hits a three-year high driven by rising fuel costs.

Buenos Aires states Santiago has pledged to withhold logistical aid for Falklands energy operations, framing the move as a diplomatic rather than military commitment.

Tehran is reportedly using a covert credit-based mechanism to exchange crude oil for Chinese goods, effectively bypassing the international banking system under mounting US pressure.

Moldova is restructuring its energy sector to reduce reliance on Russian supplies, with officials confirming that the country has secured sufficient gas reserves for the upcoming winter heating season.

President Trump has declared that the ongoing war with Iran will end immediately after the November midterms, a claim disputed by experts who note Tehran has withstood seven months of strikes and economic pressure. The conflict has significantly raised US fuel costs and lowered presidential approval ratings, creating a critical political vulnerability for Republicans heading into the congressional elections.

India’s capital is mobilizing significant security resources as global leaders prepare to convene for the 18th BRICS Summit, marking a pivotal moment for the expanded bloc.

Diplomats from both nations will meet in Singapore next week to address long-standing tensions over the Gulf of Thailand, marking a significant step in a years-long diplomatic standoff.

A volatile week has seen significant military escalation in the Persian Gulf and tragic losses in Sudan, while trade disputes intensify between Washington and Ottawa.

South Korea and France have moved to deepen their economic ties, with President Lee Jae Myung and French President Emmanuel Macron focusing on collaboration in artificial intelligence and energy sectors during a state visit to Paris.

President Trump declared himself central to the upcoming US midterm elections, urging Republicans to treat the presidential race as a proxy for their survival in Congress.

The Republican National Committee’s midterm convention in Dallas served as a platform for President Trump to link party success directly to his personal political legacy.

Twenty states and Washington, DC, have filed lawsuits alleging that recent executive actions unlawfully narrow the scope of the 1973 Endangered Species Act, prioritizing commercial development over habitat preservation.

Brussels aims to reshape public spending by prioritizing quality and European origin, challenging the dominance of lowest-cost bidding practices.

Iran claims its largest wave of attacks on shipping since the conflict began, disrupting global crude flows and straining recent diplomatic efforts to reopen the strategic waterway.

Federal officials defend the quiet publication of a critical climate assessment, noting that scientific findings remain valid regardless of political context.

Yemen’s ambassador to Qatar has cautioned that recent Houthi military movements near the Red Sea coast pose a direct threat to global maritime security, framing the conflict as a broader regional confrontation rather than a localized civil war.

Ukrainian forces have executed their deepest strike into Russian territory to date, targeting a major gas processing plant in the Yamalo-Nenets region.

Pakistan’s defence minister stated that continued Houthi aggression against Saudi Arabia would trigger the collective defence agreement signed with Turkiye, marking a significant shift in regional security dynamics.

The United States experienced its warmest summer since record-keeping began, with August also setting a new temperature benchmark.

The tech giant has announced its largest single investment in Europe, tying its data center expansion to a long-term nuclear power agreement.

As global energy prices surge due to regional conflicts, families in Cambodia's floating communities face difficult choices between sustenance and schooling.

Buenos Aires has escalated its dispute with London by targeting Israeli and British energy firms with legal action, citing sovereignty concerns and invoking strict domestic statutes against unauthorized hydrocarbon exploration.

The Yemeni civil war has reignited with Houthi strikes on Saudi energy facilities, marking the most serious breach of the 2022 truce. Al Jazeera English outlines the complex web of domestic and regional powers driving this renewed hostilities.

Record heatwaves have exposed vulnerabilities in British agriculture, prompting urgent calls for financial support and structural changes to mitigate water scarcity risks.

Washington has launched its 'Operation Economic Outcast' by sanctioning 27 Iranian airlines and foreign entities in Turkey, Kazakhstan, and Malaysia that facilitate services for Mahan Air. This move seeks to sever global financial links and ground Iranian aviation amidst a seven-month conflict that has significantly reduced commercial traffic in the Strait of Hormuz.

The US has escalated its campaign against Iran by sinking five additional oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman and Strait of Hormuz in retaliation for attacks on Navy vessels. Iran responded by launching ballistic missiles at US targets in Jordan, where 18 were intercepted, while Brent crude prices surged toward $100 amid fears of further disruption to global oil supplies.

French and South Korean leaders have agreed to a framework for multinational cooperation to secure the Strait of Hormuz, signaling a 'leap forward' in defense ties through a new logistics pact. The Paris summit also produced major economic deals, including Samsung’s strategic investment in Mistral and expanded nuclear energy cooperation, though Seoul has clarified that no final decision on troop deployment has been made.

Iran claims to have captured a US autonomous underwater vehicle in the Strait of Hormuz, while Washington insists the malfunctioning drone was an older model with no sensitive payload. Amidst this dispute, Anduril Industries has downplayed the loss, noting the platform is built for expendable use in dangerous waters.

Amidst escalating US-Iran hostilities and Trump's claim that the war will end after the November midterms, a new diplomatic rift has opened in Europe. Israel has demanded the UK close its East Jerusalem consulate within 30 days in response to a 12-nation coalition, led by Britain, France, and Canada, imposing trade sanctions on Israeli settlements.

Seoul has sent a fact-finding team to the UAE to assess security in the Strait of Hormuz, explicitly denying any immediate plans for troop deployment. This diplomatic move comes as Iran warns of severe repercussions for South Korean military involvement, while Seoul weighs the impact on its own defense readiness against North Korea and its critical dependence on Gulf energy supplies.