China and Russia have kicked off their anticipated joint military exercises in the Sea of Japan on Thursday. Chinese state television has described the purpose as ensuring security of 'strategic passage at sea'.
Vitol Urged UK Government To Boost Liquidity During Energy CrisisAsia Snapping Up U.S. Crude Oil In Near Record AmountsU.S. Natural Gas Prices Set For First Weekly Gain In Four WeeksSLB Beats Profit Forecast As Offshore And International Drilling ReboundsGuyana Awaits Official U.S.
Communication Of Probe Into Exxon ContractorNew Defense Bill Blocks SPR Oil Sales To ChinaRussian Oil And Gas Revenues May Jump By 60% In JulyNew UK Offshore Wind Projects Threatened By Soaring CostsPutin To Skip BRICS Summit Due To UN Arrest WarrantBiden Announces First Gulf Of Mexico Offshore Wind Lease SaleForeign Firms Are Benefitting From The U.S.
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