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Why ‘Maximum Pressure’ Hasn’t Crippled Iran’s Oil Sector

Despite aggressive sanctions expansion since 2018, Iran’s crude production has stabilized in 2026.Shutterstock

Iran’s Sanctions-Evasion Infrastructure Has Become Systematic Rather than Improvised In early February 2025, President Donald Trump issued National Security Presidential Memorandum 2 (NSPM-2), formally reinstating his “maximum pressure” campaign against Iran. The directive sought to deny Tehran any path to nuclear weapons, constrain its ballistic missile program, and dismantle support for regional proxies by …

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From Caspian to Continental: Türkiye’s Bid to Supply Europe with Turkmen and Azeri Gas

Significant progress has been made in establishing Türkiye as a major regional gateway for the transit of natural gas, especially in enabling the shipping of gas from Turkmenistan and Azerbaijan to Europe. Its strategic positioning in the global energy market is strengthened by its participation in significant infrastructure projects like …

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Umud Shokri: Azerbaijan has significant potential to become a major exporter of renewable electricity – INTERVIEW

Baku, November 1, AZERTAC Azerbaijan’s hosting of the 29th session of the Conference of the Parties (COP29) to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change will play a critical role in facilitating the country’s transition to green energy, as well as achieving the goals of renewable energy development. Undoubtedly, the international …

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