RIYADH: European imports of liquefied natural gas soared last year as nations sought to cover for drops in Russian pipeline supplies, a report from the International Energy Agency said Tuesday.
The jump in demand from European nations sent prices spiking higher, with global sales doubling in value to $450 billion even though volume rose only 5.5 percent, the IEA said in a quarterly report on the gas market.
It said it expects LNG volumes to rise by 4.3 percent in 2023.
Pakistan’s suspected procurement of China’s LD-2000 close-in air defence system could carry implications extending well…
Turkish armoured vehicle manufacturer FNSS has unveiled a new heavy unmanned amphibious combat platform designed…
Annadale Community Garden Group is one of four groups or individuals in the running for…
The United States and South Korea have begun their annual joint military exercises under an…
It was during a ceremony at a settlement in the occupied West Bank last September…
In its statement on Wednesday, the IDF said the presence of an armed guard with…