PARIS/BERLIN, April 14 (Reuters) - More than three years after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Europe's energy security is fragile. U.S. liquefied natural gas helped to plug the Russian supply gap ...

Ellie Cook is a Newsweek security and defense reporter based in London, U.K. Her work focuses largely on the Russia-Ukraine war, the U.S. military, weapons systems and emerging technology.

It is also working on legal options to allow EU companies to break existing gas supply contracts with Russia without facing penalties, the senior official added. Sign up here. With some member ...

As Europe grapples with energy security concerns amid geopolitical shifts and strained relationships with the U.S., major EU firms are considering a partial return to Russian gas imports, including ...

Kiev is buying Russian gas that is being supplied to Western Europe via the TurkStream pipeline, according to Aleksey Kucherenko, the first deputy head of the Ukrainian parliament's energy committee.

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The European Commission is set to unveil its detailed strategy for phasing out Russian oil and gas imports on May 6th, following previous delays. While pipeline gas deliveries have decreased since ...

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The European Union is looking for legal ways to tear long-term natural gas supply contracts with Russia’s Gazprom without having to pay sizable penalties, the Financial Times has reported ...

The EU is set to unveil a comprehensive plan to end its reliance on Russian oil and gas by 2027, following delays. The European Commission will release the strategy next month, addressing the EU's ...