The EU faces a collapse in its domestic gas production. Russia claims it wants to help by providing more natural gas supplies via Nord Stream 2. Is this claim yet another example of a Russian disinformation operation in action?

Don’t be fooled by recent approvals: U.S sanctions and a weakening European consensus make the construction of Gazprom’s controversial pipeline less likely than ever.

At first glance, Turkey seems more dependent on Russian energy than ever. But Erdogan is playing a more complicated game.

New sanctions are exposing fault lines in the EU.

The pipeline will help ease supply bottlenecks coming out of North Dakota’s Bakken shale formation.

Gazprom secured loans from a coalition of European companies, though the Russian firm will retain sole ownership.

A new oil pipeline deal with Myanmar will mollify Beijing’s energy security worries.

It’s an audacious project. But will it work?

Still, several hurdles remain for the beleaguered project.

Gazprom’s deputy CEO claims a “renaissance” for his company’s fortunes in Europe.