oil
The Gulf Arab states and the new ‘East-East’ axis of world oil
Adam Hanieh — A major shift has taken place in the control of world oil over recent decades: the seemingly unstoppable rise of national oil companies run by governments in the Middle East, China, Russia and others in the Global South.
The limits of western economic war with Russia and the failure of climate policy
Bolivia's green gains the media and critics are not talking about
Bolivians receive free tree saplings as part of the "My Tre
Saudi Arabia’s lesser known exports after oil: Wahhabism and pro-imperialism
US President Barack Obama fetes the late King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia.
By Rupen Savoulian
Cuando el árbol del “antiextractivismo” no deja ver el bosque
Miles de pueblos indígenas dirigidos por la CONAIE (Confederación de Nacionalidades Ind
South America: How ‘anti-extractivism’ misses the forest for the trees
Thousands of indigenous peoples led by CONAIE (Confederation of Indigenous Nationalitie
Nigeria: Africa’s number one economy -- for wealth evaporation
In 2012, neoliberalism catalysed a nati
Venezuela: The political economy of inflation and investment strikes
Hugo Chavez addresses oil workers in 2007, pus
Ecuador: Some observations on the controversy over oil development in Yasuní-ITT
An aerial view of part of the Ya
Extreme weather, more extreme greenhouse gas emissions beckon urgent activism
By Patrick Bond, Durban