PODCAST: Emerging Global with Bruce Pannier on Turkmenistan's troubles

PODCAST: Emerging Global with Bruce Pannier on Turkmenistan's troubles

/ bne IntelliNews

By Daniel Rad in Dublin June 11, 2024

Welcome to the latest episode of the bne IntelliNews podcast Emerging Global.

Why has Turkmenistan been unusually active in recent months trying to find buyers for its natural gas? Close observation suggests that it is a somewhat anxious response to Russia’s search to find new markets to replace lost gas revenues from European Union markets.

This week's podcast explores Russia's economic and geopolitical ramifications, how they impact Turkmenistan's export dynamics, and the broader consequences for the Central Asian region.

Join us as we speak with experts to unpack the complexities of this unfolding energy battle and what it means for the future of regional and global energy markets.

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Read Pannier's recent article on bne IntelliNews website here.

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