What’s Really Changing in Global Energy and Geopolitics with Robert Johnston
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Stewart Muir discusses global energy instability and geopolitics with Robert Johnston.
Is the world entering a new era of energy instability — and is Canada ready for it? In this episode, Stewart Muir is joined by Robert (R.J.) Johnston, Director of Energy and Natural Resources Policy at the University of Calgary and former CEO of Eurasia Group, to unpack the geopolitical forces reshaping global energy markets. From rising tensions in the Middle East to shifting U.S. policy and growing competition for critical resources, Johnston explains why energy security is once again at th...
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