Europe Needs To Go All In on Diversifying Oil and Gas

In the past, Brussels and Berlin made some awful choices regarding energy—choices that made Europe increasingly dependent on Russian gas. The Kremlin has been able to use this dependence to pressure individual nations—and sometimes even the European Union (EU) as a whole—to go along with development projects and stifle their objections to noxious policies that benefit Russia.

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