Europe
U.S. waiver set to keep Russian oil exports to India near record high
The robust exports to India - the second-largest buyer of Russian crude after China and largest importer of its flagship Urals grade - will likely help Moscow replenish state coffers under pressure due to military spending for the war in Ukraine.
Spain says it would actively participate in potential EU jet fuel sharing
The U.S.-Israeli war with Iran and Tehran's retaliation have sparked a supply crisis, with European airlines calling on the EU to deploy emergency measures to address growing concerns over jet fuel shortages.
EU warns of prolonged energy shock, forced cuts if Iran war continues
Europe has not yet faced supply shortages, but is grappling with soaring oil and gas prices and airports have warned the first jet fuel shortages could hit within weeks.
Europe's summer flights at risk as Iran war exposes refining decline
Europe’s oil and gas industry has shrunk dramatically over the past 25 years: North Sea production has dwindled and more than 30 refineries - 16% of refining capacity - have been shuttered across the continent.
Russia’s Rosneft diverts oil to Tuapse refinery from drone-hit Novorossiysk port
A Ukrainian drone attack sparked a large fire at the Sheskharis oil terminal in the Novorossiysk port last week, damaging two of its main berths and forcing oil exports from the port to halt.
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