“Time appears ripe for an energy-for-security exchange between member states of NATO and those of the energy-exporting Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC),” writes Jim Krane, Wallace S. Wilson Fellow for Energy Studies. “Closer ties between the two regions could deepen Europe’s involvement in the security of its energy supply, while boosting the hard security of the Gulf’s Western-allied monarchies.”
Read the full article in the NATO Energy Security Forum.
