The news of the last few days have been focused on one thing and one thing only: COP26, it has been the title of newspapers, broadcasts, podcasts, and every other digital-based tool available on the market, making it impossible for the public to ignore what is probably one of the most crucial gatherings in the last decade and that is …

The sudden rise in energy prices all over Europe has governments and citizens worrying about the upcoming winter months and possibly exploding energy bills for consumers. To temper the negative effects the European Commission presented a list of immediate countermeasures on the one side (Commission, 2021): the provision of emergency income support to consumers affected by energy poverty through vouchers or partial payment of bills – …

Turkey has become the focus of criticism for its unilateralism, mainly due to its recent actions in the Eastern Mediterranean, such as the oil exploration and search activities and the agreements reached with the GAN in Libya. The situation has generated tension and contributed to the formation of two fronts, one composed of Greece, Cyprus, Egypt and Israel, and the …

Recently Russian President Vladimir Putin stated in St. Petersburg that the work on the first line of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline across the Baltic Sea had been completed, as he pointed out that “today … the pipe-laying work of the first Nord Stream 2 (NS2) line was successfully finished. Work on the second line is ongoing” (DW, 2021). …

As renewable energy sources tend to regularly dominate the headlines in Western mainstream media, nuclear power remains all too often neglected in international relations. Especially since lobbyists and policymakers seems obsessed with the idea to replace all traditional sources of energy with renewables, in other parts of the world nuclear energy is actively encouraged to take over the gap left …