Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan Offers to Store Iran’s Uranium Stockpile as Trump Talks Stall
The world's largest uranium producer positions itself as nuclear intermediary, offering IAEA-supervised custody of Iran's 440kg enriched stockpile—enough for 10 weapons—if Washington and Tehran reach a deal.
Kazakhstan’s Tengiz Outage Tests Energy Markets Already Stretched by Hormuz Closure
A 94% production collapse at one of the world's largest oil fields removes another 890,000 b/d from global supply as inventories draw at record pace and spare capacity hits multi-decade lows.
Uranium’s Supply Crunch Arrives as AI and Sanctions Collide
Western dependence on Kazakhstan and Russian enrichment meets surging data center demand, exposing strategic vulnerabilities three years before the supply ban bites.
South Korea’s Kazakhstan Pivot Signals Asian Energy Realignment Away from Middle East Dependency
Seoul finalizes oil supply agreements targeting 10-15% of imports from Central Asian fields as Strait of Hormuz disruption accelerates structural shift in regional energy security.