Oil politics shape international relations from "summary" of Oil by Sucha Singh Khera
The intricate web of international relations is deeply intertwined with the politics of oil. Oil, being a vital energy resource, holds immense strategic importance for countries around the world. The quest for securing access to oil reserves has often led to complex geopolitical maneuvers and power struggles among nations. Countries rich in oil reserves wield significant influence on the global stage, as they have the power to manipulate oil prices and supply. This control over oil resources can be used as a tool for advancing national interests and exerting influence over other nations. Oil-producing countries often form alliances or engage in diplomatic negotiations to protect their oil interests and ensure a stable market for their oil exports. On the other hand, countries that heavily rely on oil imports are vulnerable to disruptions in the global oil supply chain. Any fluctuations in oil prices or supply can have far-reaching implications for their economies and national security. As a result, these countries often ...
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