Saudi Arabia looking for a new security blanket?
RASHID HUSAIN SYED: U.S. commitment to Saudi security is waning, opening the doors to China
Tag: Saudi Arabia
Saudis turn their backs on Biden’s request for more oil
RASHID HUSAIN SYED: The crude oil markets are in retreat. The prospects of a global economic slowdown are beginning to hit oil demand
Saudis talk to suitors from all sides as oil market uncertainty grows
RASHID HUSAIN SYED: Despite U.S. President Joe Biden’s recent visit to Saudi Arabia to urge the kingdom to open its oil taps, the possibility looks dim
Saudi Arabia still not ready to ditch Russia
RASHID HUSAIN SYED: An intense tug of war is being waged on the global crude horizon, and stakeholders continue to make interesting moves
No guarantee Biden’s trip to Saudi Arabia will bring results
RASHID HUSAIN SYED: Biden wanted more crude pushed into the markets and bin Salman needed recognition from the United States. The visit served both purposes
Five reasons why Biden should ask Canada, not Saudi Arabia, for more oil
DEBORAH JAREMKO: The U.S. and Canada should work together to build new oil pipelines to strengthen North American energy security
Without Russian oil, can the world produce enough crude?
RASHID HUSAIN SYED: Analysts warn that prices could reach $380/barrel if existing penalties prompt Russia to make cuts
F1 driver Sebastian Vettel’s oil sands criticism rife with hypocrisy
DEBORAH JAREMKO: Car racing, and the world, relies on oil and gas. Canada should be the supplier of choice, rather than nations like Saudi Arabia. Here’s why
No end in sight for soaring oil prices
RASHID HUSAIN SYED: The best bet remains to bring sanctioned Iranian oil back to the market. Iran has already raised oil exports this year
Greed drives pro golfers to align with Saudi sportswashers
KEN REED: The LIV Tour is a PR tool for a reprehensible government seeking to polish its image by washing over its many human rights abuses
Punishing Russia has upended global economics
RASHID HUSAIN SYED: The world would have been in a comfort zone had oil stayed in the US$70 range. That range would also have meant lower Russian oil revenues
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