Nuclear Power: Italy Stands Still, Russia Advances in the Global South
In the 1980s, Italy still held a place in the international nuclear landscape, but the technologies it adopted were already partly outdated. The plants
EU breaks energy contracts with Russia, opposition builds strength
The European Commission’s plan to set 2027 as the deadline for cancelling energy contracts with Russia must be seen from a strategic perspective. The
“Silent” expansion on the Dniester: what it means for Moldova to have Ukraine as a “partner”
Ukraine is seeking to solve its energy problems at the expense of its closest neighbour, Moldova, by taking control of its hydroelectric power station