Robin Mills

As Qatar looks to the future, it will have to assess the battered landscape of the global LNG industry, reassure its customer base, and rethink its approach for a very different market.

The war around Hormuz is still far from checkmate for either side Jose Raul Capablanca, the Cuban who was world chess champion in the 1920s, was asked how many moves ahead he saw. “Only one.

Oman has benefitted from the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran, but continued conflict and Oman's highwire neutrality balancing act mean that the sultanate's economic windfall is still in danger.

On Friday, July 31, satellite images showed a liquefied natural gas tanker docked at Adnoc's Das Island terminal, Bloomberg reported.

The death of Sir Ian Wood on 26 July, and bp's announcement on 31 July that it will sell its North Sea assets, mark the end of an era.

What is clear is that Washington needs to resolve this fission between its goals in business, geopolitics and non-proliferation.

It is said the first casualty of war is the truth; the final victim is often the environment.

Sri Lankan cricketer Tillakaratne Dilshan invented the scoop shot, hitting the ball behind him and over the wicket-keeper – high risk but high return – popularising it in 2009.

The classic game of Battleships requires you to guess where your opponent's ships are located in order to sink them.

Like the endless contests of conservatives and liberals in the novels of Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Latin American petroleum is a tale of political struggle.