Europe’s Russian LNG ban has a shipping loophole
10 Feb Foreign & Security Policy

Europe’s Russian LNG ban has a shipping loophole

Specialized LNG tankers that cut through meters of Arctic ice are keeping Russia’s gas exports afloat. With an EU ban looming, there's still no plan for the European-owned ships that make it all possible — raising fears they could be rerouted or end up in Russian hands.
by Peder Schaefer
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Roger Helmer tight lipped over resignation rumours
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A truly circular economy should be resource-efficient
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Sustainable Energy: Implementation of clean energy package faces challenges
MEPs agree that the 'Clean energy for all' package is ambitious, but there are challenges ahead.
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Innovation is key to addressing societal needs
The EU must encourage innovation in order to address societal needs, writes Frédérique Ries.
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The legal reality of women living in Pakistan
The legal system in Pakistan gives credence to institutionalised discrimination against women, writes Barbara Matera.
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Sustainable Energy: A unique chance for Europe
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S&D MEPs cast doubt over Tory-DUP deal
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MEPs clash over tax transparency rules
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Parliament could spend half a billion euros rebuilding Brussels HQ
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Issue 457 | 12 June 2017
Violeta Bulc interview, EU Sustainable Energy Week, Cleaner Cars, Performers' Rights, Antimicrobial Resistance, e-Privacy, Low-Risk Pesticides 5 questions with Hilde Vautmans and more.
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UK planning ‘generous’ EU citizens’ rights deal
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