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Russia Launches 'Most Powerful' Energy Attack as Winter Truce Ends
PoliticsEN
Russia Launches 'Most Powerful' Energy Attack as Winter Truce Ends

Russia struck Ukraine's energy infrastructure with its largest attack this year, targeting civilian heating systems in -20°C weather just as Trump's energy truce expired.

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HK
Haneul Kim
US Captures 60% of Europe's LNG Market as Energy Map Reshuffles
EconomyEN
US Captures 60% of Europe's LNG Market as Energy Map Reshuffles

America's share of European LNG imports surged to 60% in January, marking a dramatic shift from Russian dependence. This energy realignment carries profound implications for global markets and geopolitical power dynamics.

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SP
Seoyeon Park
A US-Iran War Would Cost More Than Anyone Can Afford
PoliticsEN
A US-Iran War Would Cost More Than Anyone Can Afford

Growing US naval presence in the Gulf sparks war fears with Iran. Military action could trigger economic chaos, energy crisis, and decades of regional instability.

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HK
Haneul Kim
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When Your Oil Pipeline Becomes a War Target
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When Your Oil Pipeline Becomes a War Target

Kazakhstan pivots to the US after Ukrainian strikes cripple its Russian export route. The country's request to buy Lukoil assets signals a potential shift in Central Asian energy geopolitics.

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HK
Haneul Kim
Contrast between Abu Dhabi talks and strikes in Ukraine
PoliticsEN
Abu Dhabi Peace Talks 2026: Russian Strikes Shadow Trilateral Negotiations

Russia launched strikes on Ukraine's energy grid during the Abu Dhabi Peace Talks 2026. Analysis of the trilateral negotiations between the US, Ukraine, and Russia on Jan 24, 2026.

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HK
Haneul Kim
Visualization of the cyberattack on Poland's energy grid
TechEN
500,000 Homes Spared: Russian Sandworm Hackers Target Poland’s Energy Grid

Russian Sandworm hackers attempted a major cyberattack on Poland's energy grid in late 2025 using DynoWiper malware. Discover how the nation's defenses prevented a blackout for 500,000 homes.

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DH
Doyun Han
Modern Abu Dhabi architecture with Ukraine map overlay
PoliticsEN
Trump Zelenskyy Abu Dhabi Talks 2026: Diplomacy Amidst Blackouts and Shifting Alliances

On Jan 23, 2026, the Trump Zelenskyy Abu Dhabi Talks 2026 begin. Analyze the clash over territorial concessions, the energy crisis, and Europe's push for defense autonomy.

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HK
Haneul Kim
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A fragile glass bridge connecting two dark tectonic plates under a stormy sky
PoliticsEN
Beyond the Missiles: Qatar’s Vital Role in US Iran Mediation 2026

Explore Qatar's critical diplomatic role in mediating between the US and Iran in 2026, following the military escalations of 2025 and shifting regional alliances.

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HK
Haneul Kim
Darkened Kyiv street with glowing cafe windows
PoliticsEN
Ukraine Energy Infrastructure Crisis 2026: Kyiv Battles Freezing Dark with Resilience

Kyiv faces a severe energy crisis in 2026 following Russian strikes. Half of the capital is in darkness as citizens use generators to survive.

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HK
Haneul Kim
Digital LNG price dashboard with Shanghai exchange data
EconomyEN
China Set to Launch LNG Futures by February 2026 to Seize Global Energy Pricing Power

China plans to launch its own LNG futures market in February 2026. This move aims to challenge global energy benchmarks and boost China's pricing power in the LNG market.

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SP
Seoyeon Park
The Kashiwazaki-Kariwa Nuclear Power Plant complex in Japan
PoliticsEN
Kashiwazaki-Kariwa Nuclear Plant Restart Suspension: World's Largest Facility Halts Hours After Revival

The Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear plant restart suspension occurred just hours after its revival on January 22, 2026. TEPCO is investigating technical alarms at the world's largest facility.

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HK
Haneul Kim
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A nighttime view of two oil tankers performing a ship-to-ship transfer near Malaysia.
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The Shadow Fleet Strategy: How China Sustains Iran Oil Imports Despite Sanctions

China imported 1.38M barrels of Iranian oil daily in 2025, bypassing U.S. sanctions. Discover how 'teapot' refineries and shadow fleets sustain this critical energy link.

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Haneul Kim
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