MenuThis past Sunday, President Donald J. Trump and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced preliminary terms of a trade deal between the U.S. and the EU from the Trump Turnberry golf resort in Scotland. A key component of the agreement is a pledge from the European Union to purchase $750 billion worth of energy
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Dr. Ariel Cohen on Bloomberg Businessweek: U.S. and Iran Trade Blows in the Middle East
Dr. Ariel Cohen on Bloomberg Radio: Iran Says “All Options Open” After U.S. Strikes Atomic Sites
Dr. Ariel Cohen at SIPRI: Central Asia in a Changing Global Order
Dr. Ariel Cohen at US-UA WG Summit XIII: Providing Ukraine with an Annual Report Card Amidst War
Dr. Ariel Cohen at RUSI: Central Asia Navigating a Shifting Global Order
Dr. Ariel Cohen on Bloomberg Radio: Israel Attacks Iran’s Nuclear Sites
Trump Shouldn’t Let Big Beautiful Bill Boost China’s Clean Energy Edge
On July Fourth, President Donald Trump signed the “One Big, Beautiful Bill” into law, introducing significant changes that will dramatically reshape America’s energy landscape. The newly minted OBBB Act leaves businesses and policymakers trying to determine its potential impact on jobs, investment, and the nation’s position in the global energy race. Read the full article
Time To Reinvent U.S. Critical Minerals Strategy
For the Trump administration, critical minerals are a global policy priority. President Donald J. Trump is trying to get China to relax bans on rare earth minerals desperately needed for American industries, including defense and tech. From Greenland to Ukraine, the U.S. is signaling interest and engagement, be it intent to acquire or a comprehensive energy and
Trump’s Tariff Pressure Can Stimulate U.S.–Asia Energy Cooperation
U.S. President Donald Trump’s Energy Dominance Council plans to host a liquified natural gas summit in Alaska on June 2, where it hopes to announce that Japan and South Korea have committed to the long-pursued Alaska LNG project to ease American gas shipments to Asia. Since his return to the Oval Office, Trump has positioned hydrocarbons as