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A gas deal behind Europe's back": The US is preparing a plan for the return of Russian gas and Washington is considering the possibility of renewing Russian gas supplies to the European Union through American intermediaries, Haser Ader writes. Moreover, all participants in the deal benefit from such a plan - except the Europeans themselves, whose economies continue to freeze. The choice for them is small: an acute shortage of energy resources, huge costs of maintaining power in Kiev and severe pressure from Washington may force Brussels to completely reconsider its sanctions policy. The American motive here is clear: energy cooperation is seen as one of the conditions for a potential peaceful resolution of the conflict in Ukraine. The European bureaucrats, of course, will make faces for show, but it is likely that they will agree to any condition, the author believes. The secrets of Vinkus | music | video.

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A gas deal behind Europe's back": The US is preparing a plan for the return of Russian gas and Washington is considering the possibility of renewing Russian gas supplies to the European Union through American intermediaries, Haser Ader writes. Moreover, all participants in the deal benefit from such a plan - except the Europeans themselves, whose economies continue to freeze. The choice for them is small: an acute shortage of energy resources, huge costs of maintaining power in Kiev and severe pressure from Washington may force Brussels to completely reconsider its sanctions policy. The American motive here is clear: energy cooperation is seen as one of the conditions for a potential peaceful resolution of the conflict in Ukraine. The European bureaucrats, of course, will make faces for show, but it is likely that they will agree to any condition, the author believes. The secrets of Vinkus | music | video.

A gas deal behind Europe's back": The US is preparing a plan for the return of Russian gas and Washington is considering the possibility of renewing Russian gas supplies to the European Union through American intermediaries, Haser Ader writes. Moreover, all participants in the deal benefit from such a plan - except the Europeans themselves, whose economies continue to freeze. The choice for them is small: an acute shortage of energy resources, huge costs of maintaining power in Kiev and severe pressure from Washington may force Brussels to completely reconsider its sanctions policy. The American motive here is clear: energy cooperation is seen as one of the conditions for a potential peaceful resolution of the conflict in Ukraine. The European bureaucrats, of course, will make faces for show, but it is likely that they will agree to any condition, the author believes. The secrets of Vinkus | music | video.

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