The Price of Oil
Every conflict since World War One has been influenced by oil in some way.
Every conflict since World War One has been influenced by oil in some way.
The viability of the human race is at stake because of “offences against our environment” which threaten the world with further wars and rising inequality, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, said last night.
The fighting in Sudan’s Darfur region, which is being reported in the world press as ‘ethnic cleansing’ and a ‘humanitarian crisis’, reportedly stems from attempts to gain control over the oil resources in the region, claim Arab sources.
China is in discussions with a group of six Middle Eastern countries to establish a free trade pact, state media reported Monday.
Any government concerned about global security and climate change should be banning 4×4s.
The installation of the Ayad Allawi government in Baghdad may only increase the chaos in the country, which faces the prospect of internal conflicts and balkanisation.
Caught between the U.S. war on terror and its own militants, the House of Saud tries to cut deals to survive.
The United States’ drive for energy security, one of the dominant elements in its tough-guy foreign policy, is running into trouble around the globe, making US control of Iraq’s oil wealth ever more necessary. And that is sure to stir up more trouble, unsettling a market that has become volatile and unpredictable.
Report highlights lack of protection for nuclear plant if terrorists tried to attack it with passenger planes.
A summer of cuts, partial blackouts and restrictions has now prompted experts to warn of an energy crisis with global implications.
The Democratic Party pledges an unrelenting struggle against terrorism and a commitment to seeing Iraq succeed, according to a statement of election principles shaped heavily by national security crises.
We need to face up to the crisis in energy consumption. Michael Meacher finds some solutions in The End of Oil by Paul Roberts