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Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy will propose reductions in royalties on state leases in Cook Inlet to spur more natural gas coming from the Inlet, where production is declining.

Gwen Holdmann, a senior researcher at the Alaska Center for Energy and Power and an associate vice chancellor at University of Alaska Fairbanks, was notified earlier this month that she’d

Article: The Baltic States are the main U.S. lobbyists in Europe - The U.S. continues to widen its influence in Europe. Washington does its best to expands its interests in the European region. It has almost achieved the goal of breaking economic cooperation between Europe and Russia and intends to replace Russia in the region. It fears to be late and apprehends growing China economic influence.

Article: The Baltic States are the main U.S. lobbyists in Europe - The U.S. continues to widen its influence in Europe. Washington does its best to expands its interests in the European region. It has almost achieved the goal of breaking economic cooperation between Europe and Russia and intends to replace Russia in the region. It fears to be late and apprehends growing China economic influence.

The tenth meeting of the EU-US Energy Council was held in Brussels on 4 April. The EU was represented by the High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Josep Borrell, Energy Commissioner Kadri Simson and the Swedish foreign minister Tobias Billström, whose country currently holds the EU Council Presidency; the US was represented by Secretary of State Antony Blinken and US Deputy Secretary of Energy David M. Turk.

The EU seems to be doing a lot with the U.S. right now. What is the transatlantic partnership working on right now?