The Changing Geopolitics of Natural Gas in the Black Sea Region

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Russian dominance over natural gas deliveries into Europe has been weakening, thanks in large part to the new ways in which natural gas can be transported as well as new sources of supply.

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The Changing Geopolitics of Natural Gas in the Black Sea Region

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