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Russia–Belarus energy dispute

The Other Black Gold

Julia Watson | Jun 01, 2005
The United States may surpass the Caspian Sea as the world's largest supplier of caviar.

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The World is not Enough?

Nikolas K. Gvosdev
Nicholas J. Xenakis
| Mar 15, 2007
“National security” is often invoked by the losing side in a commercial enterprise when the numbers don’t add up. For those who would prefer that the B-A pipeline not go forward, economic arguments no longer suffice.

Europe's Energy Contest with Russia Begins

Jörg Himmelreich | Jan 18, 2007
The energy game with Russia has just begun. For the EU, the only viable response to Russia’s recent play is to act as one team playing for the same collective goal—as difficult as that might be.

On Iran and Energy, According to Russia

The National Interest | Dec 28, 2006
Russia’s First Deputy Press Secretary to President Putin Dmitry Peskov lays out the stakes for Russia with a nuclear-armed Iran and makes clear that Russia sees the gas pipeline running through Belarus as Russian property.

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