Reportage en Moldavie qui, déstabilisée par des manifestations orgnisées par des pro-russes, tente de faire face à la pénurie de gaz imposée par la Russie, notamment grâce à l'aide de l'UE. La contestation et la précarité augmentent dans le pays.
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CONFLIT RUSSO-UKRAINIEN
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L’agence internationale de l’énergie atomique (AIEA) publie un rapport sur la centrale nucléaire de Zaporijjia en Ukraine. 
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The war in Ukraine has raised fears of a major economic impact across the African continent, calling into question its post-pandemic recovery trajectory.
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C'est un sujet géopolitique qui est passé au second plan de la crise énergétique mais qui est pourtant crucial. L'Ukraine, grande exportatrice mondiale de blé, est particulièrement convoitée pour ses terres. Or les conséquences des tensions avec la Russie pourraient provoquer de sérieux problèmes d'approvisionnement chez ses principaux importateurs de blé notamment au Maghreb mais aussi en Indonésie.
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China, Europe and India are all looking to Russia to help alleviate energy shortages.
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Russia’s Economy Minister blasted the EU’s plans for a carbon border tax as “protectionist.”
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70% du budget de la Russie n'est pas constitué des revenus du pétrole et du gaz, rapporte Vladimir Poutine. En 2019, la part des hydrocarbures représentait 40% du budget.
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Russia ramped up its oil and petroleum sales to the U.S. after Washington imposed sanctions on Venezuela last year.
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Les fuites qui touchent les pipelines Nord Stream depuis le 26 septembre pourraient être un avertissement à l’intention des Occidentaux, estime le chef de
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Von der Leyen unveils 5 ‘immediate’ moves to tame EU energy prices.
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While the war in Ukraine is having significant global impacts for energy, food and fertilizer markets, it may also aggravate wider economic and social upheaval.
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Germany claims the project is commercial, but the US fears Moscow will use the pipeline to increase leverage in Europe.
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Russia is the world’s top energy exporter and its economy is heavily dependent on oil and gas.
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According to the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation (Minselkhoz), the year 2020 set a new record for Russia’s exports of agricultural products. Cumulatively, the country exported 79 million tons of products (worth $30.7 billion), a 20 percent increase year on year. This success inspired mainstream experts to issue exuberant declarations that Russia is “abandoning its notorious oil dependency” and the long-discussed diversification of its economy is finally taking concrete shape.
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The West does not like the energy policy of Russia. And Putin, as its ideologist. “Aggressive,” “annexing,” “Russian-style” – labels like these are in spades. But the market should not really bother about “political colors and shades,” as profit always comes first. In theory, this is exactly how it should be
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