La Grèce, Chypre et Israël signent un accord sur le gazoduc EastMed

La Grèce, Chypre et Israël ont conclu un accord sur le gazoduc EastMed. Un projet qui a une «importance géostratégique» pour la Méditerranée orientale, selon le chef du gouvernement grec.

EU applauds Azeri gas tie to Turkey

With Azeri natural gas reaching the Turkish market, the European energy sector is closer to its strategic goals for diversification, a commissioner said.

US threatens to sanction European firms involved in Russian gas project

The US State Department has issued a warning over probable penalties against corporations engaged in the construction of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline, claiming that the Russian project undermines energy security in Europe.

EU Ready to Mull Connecting Iran to Southern Gas Corridor: Official

The EU is ready to discuss the possibility of connecting Iran to the Southern Gas Corridor, European Commission Vice-President for Energy Union Maros Sefcovic said at a press conference in Baku.

Baghdad reviews options to export oil north through Turkey

An oil company working in the north of Iraq is called on to overhaul an export pipeline that runs from Kirkuk to a Turkish port, the government in Baghdad said.

Israël apporte son soutien au référendum d'indépendance du Kurdistan irakien

Les déclarations de plusieurs responsables israéliens se sont multipliées ces derniers jours en faveur du référendum kurde pour l'indépendance de leur région. Des propos accueillis avec joie à Erbil, où des drapeaux israéliens ont été aperçus.

European Ethos: EU ready to retaliate if needed to US-Russia sanctions

The EU said Wednesday it was ready if needed to retaliate within days against new U.S. sanctions on Russia, but believes Washington wants to spare European energy firms from any fallout.

EU raises 'concerns' over US sanctions plan

The European Union has said it holds deep reservations over a vote by the US House of Representatives to impose tough new sanctions on Russia that may affect energy flows to Europe.

Israel, Palestinian Authority reach water-sharing deal

Israel and the Palestinian Authority have reached a water-sharing deal to bring relief to parched Palestinian communities, a breakthrough announced during the latest visit to the region by the US Middle East envoy.

EU Concerns Over Nord Stream 2 Show Kiev More Trusted Than Berlin: Moscow

EU concerns over the Nord Stream 2 pipeline project suggest that the European Union considers Ukraine a more reliable transit state than Germany, Russia's Permanent Representative to the European Union Vladimir Chizhov said Friday.

Trump signs executive order accelerating pipeline construction

US President Donald Trump has signed executive actions to accelerate the Keystone XL and Dakota Access pipeline projects and to decree that American steel should be used for pipelines built in the United States.

Syria: ISIL Terrorists Damage Euphrates-Aleppo Water Pipelines

Informed sources in Aleppo city said the ISIL terrorists have damaged the facilities that take drinking water from the Euphrates River to Aleppo city.

India, Russia ink 16 pacts, including 2 key defense deals

India and Russia Saturday inked 16 pacts, including two key defense agreements, after Prime Minister Narendra Modi met visiting Russian President Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of the 8th BRICS Summit in the western state of Goa.

Kirkuk: ISIS attacks two energy plants in north Iraq

ISIS militants stormed two energy facilities in northern Iraq on Sunday, killing at least five workers and shutting down a major oil pumping station, security and oil sources said.

Moscow abandons neither South Stream nor Turkish Stream — Putin

Russian President Vladimir Putin said that Moscow does not abandon either the South Stream or Turkish Stream pipeline, but is waiting for a clear position of the European Commission on these issues.

White House defends Obama's rejection of Keystone pipeline over TransCanada lawsuit

The White House said Thursday that it is confident that the Obama administration acted lawfully in rejecting the proposed Keystone XL pipeline project, in response to a lawsuit filed by TransCanada against the US government

Turkey wants unrestricted access to Gaza from Israel

It’s been nearly a week since news broke about secret talks between Turkish and Israeli officials in a bid to accomplish the normalization process by sealing a long-negotiated deal. Having already secured a formal apology, Turkey has long been waiting for Israel to fulfill the remaining two conditions: paying compensation to the families of the Mavi Marmara victims and removing the blockade on Gaza.

Pakistan, India vow to carry forward dialogue process

The Pakistani and Indian prime ministers met in the Pakistani city of Lahore on Friday and "expressed their desire to carry forward the dialogue process for larger good of peoples of the two countries," a Pakistani foreign ministry spokesman said.

Israel and Turkey reach preliminary deal to restore ties

Israel and Turkey have reached a preliminary agreement to normalise relations, including the return of ambassadors to both countries, an Israeli official said on Thursday.

Canada disappointed with US rejection of cross-border pipeline project

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Friday expressed his disappointment over the US rejection of Keystone XL pipeline project that would bring Canada's oil sands to refineries in the United States.