Mexico’s state-owned oil company is plagued by fuzzy math and inflated oil production numbers.

A bold proposal to sustain the American middle class long into the future.

In a recent monthly oil market report, the IEA downplayed the effect of sanctions on Russian energy production, but Rosneft’s recent request for $42 billion in state aid paints an altogether different picture.

Some entertaining links and enlightening links for your Thursday.

“I’m getting good with these bombs,” writes the twenty-year-old British jihadist.

Berlin is banning Uber because its passengers might not be fully insured. These kinds of retrograde regulations are only self-destructive to the economies that adopt them.

Qatar dominates the global LNG trade, but it’s position threatens to undermine the stability of both the Middle East and the energy market. Makes one want to frack, no?

Kurdish oil shipments remain in limbo, while the underfunded and -supplied peshmerga struggle to fend off ISIS. Now the Turks say it is time for the U.S. to let the Kurds sell openly.

India’s energy supply can’t keep up with demand, prompting one aluminum company to consider siting a $3 billion project abroad—possibly in Iran—where inputs are more reliable. Modi has his work cut out for him.

US oil and gas production has boomed in recent years, and new projections from the EIA suggest next year will be even better.