J Nandakumar
Energy and Turmoil in Myanmar
Thomas Friedman noted that "the price of oil and pace of freedom always move in opposite directions." This trend, which he cited in the case of Russia, Iran, and Venezuela, can be equally applied to M
The Need to Enhance Diplomatic Impetus in India's Global Energy Strategy
Overseas energy being a key factor in India's economic development, it is necessary to think whether we need to treat the country's global quest for energy resources as a purely commercial interaction
The Japan-China Joint Communiqué
China and Japan issued a joint communiqué in Beijing on October 8 during the Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's first foreign visit, vowing to promote strategic relations between the two countries i
Energy Transition: Strategic Necessity for India
After his landmark speech on energy independence on the eve of India's 59th Independence Day, President Abdul Kalam emphasised upon the importance of alternative fuel development to surmount the growi
Overfed Europe, Underpaid Russia: Beginning of a New Energy Cold War?
Russia is on the move to become an energy superpower by spreading its influence deep into Western and Eastern energy markets.
India-China Energy Cooperation: Attaining New Heights
Last week witnessed a major development on the India-China energy front with the joint bidding plan for Petro-Canada's Syrian assets by India’s Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) and the China Nat
Global Oil Politics and the Energy Security in the Asian region
The oil price in the international energy market appears set to remain high for the rest of this year despite the attempt of the oil giants to increase production.
