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The U.S.-Iran conflict and the war in Ukraine are intensifying pressure on global energy markets; tight diesel supplies could trigger a distillate crisis.
Bloomberg reports that renewed conflict between the U.S. and Iran, coupled with uncertainty surrounding shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, is putting pressure on global energy markets, with the threat
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Russian attacks on Ukraine killed at least five people, with Ukraine stating that Russia did not cease its offensive during the US envoy's visit, despite Ukrainian forces previously being ordered to observe a ceasefire.
Russian forces attacked the southeastern Ukrainian city of Kamianske on Saturday morning, killing five and injuring five, according to Ukrainian officials. Additionally, casualties from overnight atta
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BBC analysis: Russia's Africa Corps helps Niger's junta suppress a mutiny, signaling its role extends beyond fighting jihadists to protecting military rule
BBC analysis indicates that Russia's Africa Corps, unlike its predecessor the Wagner Group, is directly controlled by Moscow's defense ministry. Following a mutiny last Saturday at Air Base 101 in Nig
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Trump sends envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff to Russia and Ukraine with a new peace plan aimed at ending the war, potentially including security guarantees and a ceasefire.
Trump sends envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff to Russia and Ukraine with a new peace plan aimed at ending the war, potentially including security guarantees and a ceasefire.
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Al Jazeera: Russian Jet-Powered Drone Attacks Kill Dozens in Ukraine; Russia Extends Diesel Export Ban This Week Amid Shortages
Al Jazeera reports that Russian jet-powered drones have killed dozens of civilians in Ukraine, including 38 in the village of Myra on August 29 and another 12 nationwide on September 1. A spokesman fo
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US Retail Diesel Hits Record High, Threatening Further Energy-Driven Inflation Amid Iran and Russia Crises
US Retail Diesel Hits Record High, Threatening Further Energy-Driven Inflation Amid Iran and Russia Crises
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South Africa’s IDC to Sell Namibian Uranium Mine Stake Due to Iranian and Russian Backers
South Africa’s Industrial Development Corp. plans to sell its stake in a Namibian uranium project because the mine’s backers include Iranian and Russian entities.
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Ukraine faces a brutal winter of escalating Russian air strikes, with Kyiv having few options to protect citizens due to a shortage of Patriot missiles.
Ukraine faces a brutal winter of escalating Russian air strikes, with Kyiv having few options to protect citizens due to a shortage of Patriot missiles.
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Bloomberg: US officials have expressed dissatisfaction to Germany, citing the Bundesbank President's criticism of US intervention in the yen and the German Finance Minister's tough stance on Russia.
U.S. officials have expressed dissatisfaction with the German government through multiple channels, Bloomberg reported on September 3, citing sources. Reasons include Bundesbank President Nagel's publ
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Elina Ribakova, a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics: The Russia-Ukraine conflict should no longer be called a "hybrid war" but an "open war."
Elina Ribakova, a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics: The Russia-Ukraine conflict should no longer be called a "hybrid war" but an "open war."
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Al Jazeera: Ukraine Extends Conflict to Russian Space Program, Attacking Military Space Infrastructure
Al Jazeera reports that Ukraine is escalating the conflict to Russia's space program by attacking its military space infrastructure, marking a shift in tactics. Ukraine has reportedly used long-range
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China and Russia push for deeper investment ties in manufacturing, infrastructure, green industries, and digital economy
China is ready to expand investment cooperation with Russia, focusing on manufacturing, infrastructure, green industries, and the digital economy. Chinese Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang called for faster
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Russia's oil revenue sank to a six-month low in August, due to lower export prices
Russia's oil revenue slumped to a six-month low in August, reflecting lower export prices and compounding pressure on the Kremlin’s ability to finance its war in Ukraine.
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Kyrgyzstan hosts SCO summit, Putin calls it the center of an emerging multipolar world; Iranian President Pezeshkian calls on the US to fulfill JCPOA commitments
At the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that the SCO has evolved into one of the independent and influential centers of th
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Norway has seized the Russian vessel "Professor Molchanov" in the Arctic to enforce Ukrainian energy company Naftogaz's $4.22 billion Crimea compensation claim.
Norway has seized the Russian vessel "Professor Molchanov" in the Arctic region to enforce Ukrainian energy company Naftogaz's claim against Russia for Crimea compensation. This follows Russia's failu
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Putin said on Thursday there was still a "chance for peace" with Ukraine, but NATO Secretary-General Rutte warned that Russia was becoming "increasingly reckless."
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday at the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok that the Russia-Ukraine conflict must ultimately be resolved by the two countries, and he believes there
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Wednesday that Russia would close the German Goethe-Institut cultural centers in Moscow, St. Petersburg, and Yekaterinburg.
The move is a response to Germany's earlier announcement to close a Russian cultural center in Berlin and a consulate in Bonn. Germany accused Russia of being responsible for a drone incident at Leipz
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The EU is seeking to impose more sanctions on Russia, including on 1,600 entities and individuals, after Germany accused Russia of an attempted airport attack, said EU foreign affairs chief Kallas.
The European Union is increasing pressure on Russia after Berlin accused Moscow of being behind a foiled drone attack on Germany's Leipzig/Halle Airport, EU foreign affairs chief Kaja Kallas said on W
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Russian President Putin officially launched the Udokan copper cathode plant.
The plant, a critical facility for one of the world's largest copper mines, was rebuilt almost from scratch after a fire nearly three years ago.
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India's imports of Russia's ESPO crude from the Far East surged to 16% of its total crude imports in the first seven months of 2026, driven by China's market exit and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
India increased its purchases of Russian Far East ESPO crude oil in the first seven months of this year, with its share of exports rising from 12% to 16%, Kommersant reported, citing an Argus report.
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Putin warns Armenia that joining EU could disrupt trade with Moscow
Russian President Vladimir Putin warned Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on Tuesday that Yerevan's bid to join the European Union could disrupt trade with Moscow, as relations between the two c
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Putin issued a veiled threat regarding the UK's provision of weapons to Ukraine, stating "that's a secret" and warning Western nations they "might get hit."
When asked at a press conference whether Moscow would strike British military facilities, Russian President Vladimir Putin replied, "That's a secret. A military secret." The BBC analyzed that this mov
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent stated his message to everyone is to stay away from Iran and Russia, adding that no one should support this regime.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent stated his message to everyone is to stay away from Iran and Russia, adding that no one should support this regime.
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Putin Responds to Zelenskyy's Remarks, Calls Them "State Terrorism" and Threatens to Intensify Attacks on Ukraine
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday responded to Zelensky's remarks during the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Kyrgyzstan, stating that such threats amounted to a declaration of "s
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Russia has agreed to stop recruiting Ghanaian citizens to participate in the war in Ukraine, following a request from Ghana's president.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has agreed to stop recruiting Ghanaian citizens to participate in the war in Ukraine, following concerns raised by Ghanaian President John Mahama. This information was
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Russia has been forced to transport grain via the Northern Sea Route due to intense conflict in the Black Sea.
According to the Financial Times, due to the ongoing conflict in the Black Sea region, Russian farmers have been forced to export agricultural products from ports thousands of miles away, rerouting gr
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An Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps spokesperson stated that Iran will receive Russian Su-35 fighter jets after the war ends.
Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) spokesperson Mohammad Akraminia stated that Iran has purchased Russian Su-35 fighter jets and expects to receive them after the war concludes. Akramini
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Rubio Defends Russian G20 Presence Despite Criticism From Allies
Secretary of State Marco Rubio defended the US decision to include Russia in this year’s Group of 20 meetings after criticism from the European Union and other allies, calling dialogue the only way to
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Turkish President Erdogan urged Russia and Ukraine to cease Black Sea attacks and agreed with Zelenskyy to cooperate on a new Black Sea grain corridor.
Turkish President Erdogan urged Russia and Ukraine to cease Black Sea attacks and agreed with Zelenskyy to cooperate on a new Black Sea grain corridor.
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Hundreds of Ukrainian Residents Evacuated from Russian-Occupied Oleshky Under Ceasefire Brokered by US First Lady
Hundreds of Ukrainian residents evacuated from the Russian-occupied city of Oleshky on Saturday, entering northern Ukraine via Belarus. The evacuation was facilitated by a humanitarian ceasefire broke
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EU's Kallas Says Hosting Putin at G20 May Normalize War Crimes
The European Union’s top diplomat Kaja Kallas stated that Vladimir Putin’s possible attendance at the Group of 20 leaders’ summit in Florida in December would risk regularizing Russia’s return to inte
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Investigations show Russian satellites assisted Houthi attacks on Saudi energy facilities; Saudi officials confirm Houthis received intelligence support from Russia and China.
An investigation by AURORAH GeoSignal Intelligence, a private company based in Geneva, revealed that Russian satellites are assisting Iran-aligned Houthi rebels in attacking Saudi Arabia's military an
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Saudi Foreign Minister and Russian Foreign Minister discuss situation in Strait of Hormuz and Bab al-Mandab Strait during G20 meeting.
Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan met with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov on the sidelines of the G20 Foreign Ministers' Meeting in the United States. According to the Saudi Mini
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G20 foreign ministers' traditional group photo canceled as European nations refuse to pose with Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov.
The traditional group photo at the G20 Foreign Ministers' Meeting was canceled due to European nations refusing to pose with Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov. The meeting, held in Atlanta, USA, saw div
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G20 foreign ministers' group photo canceled as European nations refuse to be pictured with Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov.
The G20 foreign ministers' group photo was canceled after European nations refused to be pictured with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov. The photo was originally scheduled to take place on Frida
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Ukraine accuses the US of delaying missile interceptor deliveries and attacks Russian microchip and chemical plants.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that the U.S. government has caused "artificial and prolonged delays" in delivering Patriot and NASAMS missile interceptors that European allies have alr
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Russia plans to export 510,000 tons of diesel in October and 2.15 million tons in November, TASS cites Novak.
Russia plans to export 510,000 tons of diesel in October and 2.15 million tons in November, TASS cites Novak.
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Russia plans to extend its ban on diesel exports, with certain exceptions, until the end of January, according to IFX.
Russia plans to extend its ban on diesel exports, with certain exceptions, until the end of January, according to IFX.
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Russia's Novak says Ukrainian attacks have resumed after a pause
Russia's Novak says Ukrainian attacks have resumed after a pause
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Russia's Novak says Ukraine attacked Russian refinery overnight
Russia's Novak says Ukraine attacked Russian refinery overnight
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KREMLIN: Ukraine Is Ignoring Trump's Request to Stop Attacks on Russian Refineries
KREMLIN: Ukraine Is Ignoring Trump's Request to Stop Attacks on Russian Refineries
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Russia's attacks caused widespread power outages in Ukraine's Dnipro, and Zelenskyy warned that Russia is preparing for a new wave of missile strikes.
Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure have caused widespread power outages in Dnipro, affecting over 350,000 people. Meanwhile, Ukrainian drones attacked a refinery in Novokuibyshevsk, Sa
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Residents of Russian-occupied Oleshky, Ukraine, began evacuating after Melania Trump brokered a ceasefire.
Russian and Ukrainian authorities confirmed that the evacuation of residents in the Russian-occupied Ukrainian city of Oleshky is underway. A ceasefire agreement, brokered by former US First Lady Mela
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Europe divided on influencing US-Russia Ukraine talks, fearing sideline and prompting disjointed outreach to Putin.
Europe divided on influencing US-Russia Ukraine talks, fearing sideline and prompting disjointed outreach to Putin.
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Ukraine Halts Attacks on Russian Oil Refineries After Pressure from President Trump, According to The Wall Street Journal
Ukraine has reportedly paused its attacks on Russian oil refineries following pressure from former President Donald Trump, according to The Wall Street Journal. This unofficial halt allegedly began ea
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Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that many European countries are preparing for war with Russia before 2030, adding that Russia is ready for war but does not want it.
Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that many European countries are preparing for war with Russia before 2030, adding that Russia is ready for war but does not want it.
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New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill threatened to block Russian diesel shipments from reaching U.S. East Coast ports, calling the agreement between Trump and Putin "corrupt and illegal."
New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill threatened to block Russian diesel shipments from reaching U.S. East Coast ports, calling the agreement between Trump and Putin "corrupt and illegal."
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Russia uses quota export system for individual companies to fulfil its US obligations, sources say
Russia uses quota export system for individual companies to fulfil its US obligations, sources say
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