Kiev is staking out a hardline position in new gas negotiations with Moscow, but make no mistake: it needs Gazprom.

Obama once seemed to lay the groundwork for approving Keystone, but seems to be taking a different road these days.

A vote to override Obama’s Keystone veto failed in the Senate today, but this saga is far from over.

The Senate is preparing a vote to override President Obama’s Keystone veto on Thursday.

President Obama acted as promised and vetoed a bill that would have approved Keystone today. The end of this saga is nowhere in sight.

As Obama readies a Keystone veto, he should keep in mind the recent spike in fiery derailments caused by under-built pipeline infrastructure.

A Nebraskan court decision is giving President Obama yet another reason to delay his decision on Keystone.

In a letter to the State Department, the EPA asked for new Keystone analysis based on plunging global oil prices.

The Senate passed Keystone today, but failed to muster the 67 votes needed to override the promised presidential veto.

EU efforts to build out reverse flow pipelines to combat Putin’s divide-and-conquer strategies are bearing fruit.