Energy and power rivalries across Eurasia reveal the interplay between geography, resources, and geopolitics that shape the region's stability and global influence. Eurasia is home to some of the world's largest reserves of oil, natural gas, and minerals, resources that support economic growth and political leverage. The competition to control, transport, and consume these energy resources fuels strategic alliances, economic dependencies, and territorial disputes among major powers. Understanding these rivalries offers key insights into how energy security, infrastructure development, and shifting power dynamics redefine regional and global orders in the 21st century. Energy and Power Rivalries Across Eurasia explores the geopolitical and economic tensions arising from competition over energy resources and infrastructure across Eurasia. It examines how access to and control over oil, gas, and emerging energy networks shape regional alliances, national strategies, and global power dynamics. This book covers topics such as global trade, foreign policy, and geopolitics, and is a useful resource for government officials, policymakers, business owners, academicians, researchers, and scientists.
