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US Investor Proposes Reviving Russia’s Nord Stream 2 Pipeline Amid Europe’s Energy Shift

As Europe seeks to break free from reliance on Russian gas, a US investor has presented a controversial plan to reactivate the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, stirring debate over the continent’s energy future.

By Eleanor Vance • June 06, 2025 3 MIN READ

The Bovanenkovo gas field on Russia’s Yamal Peninsula, operated by Gazprom, is a key source for gas exports to Europe.

Is Europe on the Brink of Civil Unrest?

Is Europe on the Brink of Civil Unrest?

Europe’s Wolves: Navigating Borders, Politics, and Conservation Challenges

Europe’s Wolves: Navigating Borders, Politics, and Conservation Challenges

Nacelles, the sizable housings atop wind turbines, positioned outside Vestas’ factory in Odense, Denmark, a leading producer of wind energy equipment.

Uncertainty Clouds Europe's Wind Sector Amid U.S. Offshore Wind Setbacks

President Emmanuel Macron and President Joseph R. Biden Jr., with their spouses, at a Normandy D-Day remembrance ceremony last year.

Europe Reflects on V-E Day Amidst Rising Transatlantic Tensions

Marking the 80th anniversary of Nazi Germany’s defeat, Europe faces deep uncertainty as historical alliances are tested by shifting geopolitical dynamics and strained relations with the United States.

Cardinal Peter Erdo in Budapest, August. A respected canon law expert, he has cultivated relationships with church leaders across Europe, Africa, and Latin America.

Hungary’s Cardinal Erdo Emerges as Leading Conservative Contender for Papacy

Cardinal Peter Erdo, known for his adherence to traditional church doctrine, is viewed as a prominent conservative candidate to succeed Pope Francis.

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