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Aura Sabadus

Aura Sabadus

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Senior Energy Reporter, ICIS News

London

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Total articles 297

  • Europe Battles to Win Favor in Central Asia

    By Emil Avdaliani, Aura Sabadus Verified, William Echikson, Alexander Kolyandr| Cepa@ April’s inaugural Central Asia-EU Summit in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, was the first of its kind for the two sides and was seen as a means to elevate the bloc’s influence in the region. Amid growing great power competition over Eurasian connectivity, Brussels was looking to secure a more solid footing.

    By Emil Avdaliani, Aura Sabadus Verified, William Echikson, Alexander Kolyandr · Cepa

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • How an Energy Ceasefire Might Help Ukraine

    By Andrian Prokip, Aura Sabadus Verified, Maciej Bukowski, Suriya Evans-Pritchard Jayanti| Cepa@ There is a lull, of sorts, in Russian attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, though not the full ceasefire promised in March (and broken in April) by Vladimir Putin. Even so, the lessening of such strikes represents an important opportunity for Ukraine to prepare for the near and long-term future. The lower tempo of attacks mean Ukraine can quickly repair damaged facilities and prepare for new rounds of strikes should negotiations fail.

    By Andrian Prokip, Aura Sabadus Verified, Maciej Bukowski, Suriya Evans-Pritchard Jayanti · Cepa

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Europe Battles to Win Favor in Central Asia

    By Emil Avdaliani, Aura Sabadus Verified, William Echikson, Alexander Kolyandr| Cepa@ April’s inaugural Central Asia-EU Summit in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, was the first of its kind for the two sides and was seen as a means to elevate the bloc’s influence in the region. Amid growing great power competition over Eurasian connectivity, Brussels was looking to secure a more solid footing.

    By Emil Avdaliani, Aura Sabadus Verified, William Echikson, Alexander Kolyandr · Cepa

    Apr. 15, 2025

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