Ambrose Evans-Pritchard

The clock is ticking for Russia’s leader – and that means Europe faces an imminent danger

The North Sea has a great future, Kemi – but it won’t be oil and gas

Freight is going green fast but it won’t run on hydrogen after all

The US president is allowing China a free run at becoming the world’s first electricity superpower

The US president has triumphed over Iran but the long-term prize will go to the masters of electro-tech

There are parallels but also differences between Trump’s America and Germany in the early 1930s

It is the socialist government, not green energy, that ought to be on trial in this fiasco

Investors will not wait to be robbed as Republicans prepare their ‘big, beautiful bill’ of Maga tax cuts

Trump’s minerals deal remains painful for Kyiv, but it has dashed the Kremlin’s military hopes

The White House is eyeing a Ukrainian gas boom – but it could wreck America’s LNG exports

America holds gun to Zelensky’s head with unprecedented reparation demands

The Tory leader is pitting herself against science to embrace culture war ideology

Europe faces serious dangers in trying to break the US’s stranglehold over its defences

The US zeal for ever more oil and gas is the final spasm of green rejectionism

It makes no sense for the president to make enemies of a country ideologically aligned with the US

Tariffs on America’s neighbours and assault on federal government will hit US economy

Panic in Kyiv as US president demands higher share of GDP than Germany’s First World War reparations

Trump can slow things down with executive orders – but it is the customer who buys, not the White House

The US president’s ‘drill, baby, drill’ strategy ignores long-term global trends

Trump may have to sacrifice the tech billionaire – Washington is too small for two such egos