Tatiana Mitrova

Tatiana Mitrova, a global fellow with deep expertise on Russian energy, Richard Nephew, a former US Deputy Special Envoy for Iran, and Shayak Sengupta, an authority on South Asian energy policy, dive into the complexities of US-India-Russia relations. They discuss the potential fallout from US tariffs on India over Russian oil imports and how this could reshuffle geopolitical alliances. The conversation also highlights India's strategic autonomy and the implications of energy sanctions in a volatile global market, raising critical questions about future economic diplomacy.

Anne-Sophie Corbeau, Tatiana Mitrova, and Erica Downs from the Center on Global Energy Policy discuss the pivotal Russia-China energy deal, particularly focusing on the Power of Siberia 2 pipeline. They explore the geopolitical shift as Russia pivots to Asia amid Western sanctions, highlighting the implications of China's increasing dependency on Russian natural gas. The trio delves into the strategic significance of this partnership, addressing potential risks for China and how it reshapes global energy dynamics, particularly in the context of LNG markets.

Richard Nephew, a sanctions expert, Tatiana Mitrova, a specialist in Russian energy markets, and Daniel Sternoff, an oil market analyst, dive into the implications of new U.S. sanctions on Russian oil. They discuss how the sanctions aim to impact revenue for Russia’s war in Ukraine and the potential for secondary sanctions targeting buyers. The trio examines market reactions, the adaptability of Russia’s oil exports, and the geopolitical ramifications, including responses from places like China and India. Their insights highlight a complex web of energy and diplomacy.