History has proved that alliances are never permanent. Subject to an ever-changing environment, the interests of countries within an alliance will inevitably diverge, writes STRATFOR. Despite that fact, the Polish and Lithuanian media were buzzing Thursday over a meeting between the two countries’ leaders that appeared to …
3 months ago by
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Tags: Baltic States, Central Asia, Eastern Europe, Gas, Germany, Lithuania, NATO, Nordic, oil, Pacific, pipelines, PKN Orlen, Poland, Russia, Stratfor
A new oil field discovered by Manifoldas UAB in the surroundings of Ližiai and Laigiai villages in Klaipėda district, Endriejavas region, has already been approved and entered in the Register of Mineral Reserves of the country, litnews.lt reports. According to Jonas Satkūnas, Deputy Director of …
1 year, 1 month ago by
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Tags: Klaipeda, Lithuanian Geological Survey, oil
Oil money investing Norwegian Government Fund (also known as Norwegian Oil Fund), already owning Lithuanian bonds, have now decided to invest in private Lithuanian companies. Analysts are very positive about this and are waiting for new investments, delfi.lt wrote on 21 March. Investments started in …
1 year, 1 month ago by
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Tags: Government bonds, Investment, Norway, oil
Four years after PKN Orlen bought the only Baltic refinery Mazeikiu Nafta, Poland’s leading oil and gas company is still struggling to turn the €1.9bn purchase into a profitable investment, leading to widespread speculation about a possible resale of the Lithuanian plant to a Russian …
2 years, 11 months ago by
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Tags: Andrzej Szczesniak, Czech republic, Druzhba oil pipeline, E-Petrol consultancy, Hungary, Jaroslaw Adamowski, Lotos Partner, lukoil, Mazeikiu Nafta, Mol Group, oil, PKN Orlen, Poland, Putin, Russia, Surgutneftegas, Szymon Araszkiewicz, TNK-BP, Transneft, Yukos