[I]f the U.S. fails in Iran, then Washington’s international standing will collapse.
Washington cannot let Maduro's actions go unanswered.
The U.S. administration must now show some backbone and make its oil sanctions bite.
[T]he U.S. will try to discreetly put pressure on market participants to increase oil production to bring down the prices.
Saudi Arabia no longer trusts that an alliance with the U.S. will guarantee its security.
The road ahead is full of obstacles.
[T]he Venezuelan leader could not imagine that manna in the shape of $3 billion would rain down on him without lifting a finger toward democracy
[T]he U.S. ... continues to look at the Gulf in the same old way.
On cold winter evenings, will Europe remember how stable and cheap the oil and natural gas supplies from Russia were?