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Leadership Changes and Challenges
Read more: Leadership Changes and ChallengesThis week, our newsletter covers Mexico’s new Federal Electric Commission leader, Cote d’Ivoire’s political opposition forming alliances, and India canceling a tender to build a green hydrogen plant.
Extra Help for Clean Hydrogen
Read more: Extra Help for Clean HydrogenThis week, our newsletter covers Japan’s new clean hydrogen subsidy, Azerbaijan finds a new European customer for gas, and Cyprus’s president is in hot water over the ongoing LNG terminal turmoil.
How Would a Middle East Regional War Impact North Africa?
Read more: How Would a Middle East Regional War Impact North Africa?The grueling conflict in Gaza, deadly exchanges of fire along the Israel-Lebanon border and yesterday’s assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh are raising fears of an all-out regional war pitting Israel and its Western allies against Iran and its Axis of Resistance. What would such a war mean for North Africa and its energy sector?
Drama Brokers
Read more: Drama BrokersThis week, our newsletter covers Libya’s new roadmap to elections, Azerbaijan’s president criticism of the EU and a new climate partnership between Brazil and the US.
Clean-Up Acts
Read more: Clean-Up ActsThis week, our newsletter covers South Korea’s hydrogen-powered apartment complex, Turkey’s economic reforms, and a Cote d’Ivoire crack down.
Fighting Friction
Read more: Fighting FrictionOur newsletter this week looks at three spots of friction (current and potential) around the globe: Brazil and Argentina, Trump and the Middle East, as well as Algeria and AES.
Argentina & Brazil: Presidential Divorce, Energy Wedding?
Read more: Argentina & Brazil: Presidential Divorce, Energy Wedding?Presidents Milei and Lula are not on speaking terms, but can energy integration in the Mercosur bloc move ahead nonetheless, driven by private sector initiative?
Legal and Electoral Disputes
Read more: Legal and Electoral DisputesIn our newsletter this week, you can read about US-MENA relations under a potential second Trump administration, the implications of the French elections for West Africa and a hydrogen-focused legal battle in South Korea.
French Elections: Impact in Africa
Read more: French Elections: Impact in AfricaOn 7 July, France’s runoff elections blocked the National Rally’s (RN) far-right takeover of the government but left a hung parliament. In our view, the outcome will influence the dynamic with West Africa in three main ways.
Little Victories
Read more: Little VictoriesThis week in our newsletter, we cover Javier Milei’s first legislative win, South Africa’s cabinet picks, and party loyalty in Indonesia.
