Oil market resurgence sustained by hope
Will producers be tempted by a rise in crude oil prices to disregard quotas and voluntary production cuts?…
Bringing the facts back to the Keystone XL debate
At a time when the U.S. and Canada need it most, Keystone XL will generate more than 50,000 jobs…
Celebrating the human spirit can change the world
The Specials helped calm racial tensions and drew broad attention to the unjust imprisonment of Nelson Mandela…
Ebola outbreak provides public health lessons for COVID-19
Mistrust, fear and rumours helped the virus spread in 2018, but training trusted local leaders helped stop it, U of A researchers find…
Tyranny oil should be treated like blood diamonds
Oil and gas revenues can be used by tyrannies, autocracies and dictatorships to oppress their populations…
Politics helped drive latest Saudi oil production cut
The need to generate cash, along with political pressure, compelled the Saudis to make some bitter decisions…
Abject failure in U.S., India in face of COVID-19 crisis
India has failed its citizens, especially the vulnerable. The U.S. has hobbled from one makeshift policy fiasco to another…
Chernobyl disaster’s legacy still resonates
New interest in Chernobyl as the result of an HBO miniseries prompts U of A historian to reflect on 1986 nuclear disaster…
Bringing the Architect of the Holocaust to justice
Was Adolf Eichmann a monster or just a loyal officer in a role that largely revolved around establishing train schedules?…
Should ex-leaders indulge in political mudslinging?
Former U.S. president Barack Obama has decided to start criticizing Donald Trump. But he’s just trying to protect his legacy…