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March 23, 2024
Tel Aviv, Israel — During China's annual national legislature this month, Premier Li Qiang announced plans to construct more solar and wind farms as well as hydropower projects. China is already the world's largest producer of renewable energy and also holds near-monopolies on the globe's renewable energy manufacturing and supply chain. Last year alone China produced more solar panels than the U.S. has ever produced in total. China's dominance in electric vehicle battery c...
December 10, 2023
As the oil-rich country hosts COP28, an Emirati company has signed agreements in Liberia, Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe to convert part of their land into carbon credits – acts of greenwashing and colonialism, some NGOs say.
September 7, 2023
Doha, Qatar:As Iran s policy towards the East gains momentum, Dr. Seyed Mohammad Kazem Sajjadpour, Professor of International Relations at the School...
September 6, 2023
Doha, Qatar: The Iranian Studies Unit at the Arab Center for Research and Policy Studies launched its third annual conference on Iran s Look East Pol...
May 16, 2023
China courts Central Asia as Russias influence wanes
May 16, 2023
China is renewing its push for massive infrastructure projects in Central Asia as Beijing aims to fill the vacuum left in former Soviet states by Russia,
May 16, 2023
China is renewing its push for massive infrastructure projects in Central Asia as Beijing aims to fill the vacuum left in former Soviet states by Russia, which is ensnared in a widening net of Western…
February 12, 2023
Al-Attiyah Foundation roundtable gathers industry leaders to discuss energy scenarios in 2023, and beyond
February 9, 2023
Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. (Adnoc) is advancing plans to launch an initial public offering (IPO) that would combine the United Arab Emirates’ (UAE)
December 2, 2022
Moves by the Group of Seven nations to impose a price cap on Russian oil, possibly taking effect as early as next week, are unlikely to be effective as a means of crippling Russia in its conflict with Ukraine, experts say.