A Republican majority in the US Senate might be what ultimately frees the controversial pipeline project from its administrative limbo.

The European Union need not look far in its search for diversified energy supplies; the answer could be in its own backyard.

A public health emergency has forced Beijing’s hand on green energy investment, but that doesn't mean coal’s reign will end anytime soon.

A decisive electoral win in the world’s largest democracy has the potential to re-draw some of Asia’s longstanding geopolitical fault lines.

Geopoliticalmonitor.com’s Jacqueline Côté predicts growing instability in not just Kazakhstan’s energy industry, but its political establishment as well.

The global shale boom offers India the tantalizing prospect of an escape from energy scarcity – but at what environmental cost?

Venezuela has been in the grip of nationwide protests since mid-February, when students in the states of Tachira and Merida took to the streets demanding increased security after a student was almost raped on her university campus.

Given upcoming US elections, does the Keystone XL still matter?

Examining some of the defining political, economic, and military trends to look out for in Europe in 2014.

Examining the defining political, economic, and military trends facing North America in 2014.