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Carte stratégie gazière russe en Europe : vers un assèchement du transit par l'Ukraine ? Angélique Palle, Sami Ramdani, IRSEM 2018
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Cette étude expose les enjeux liés au gazoduc Nord Stream 2 et le positionnement sur ce sujet des Etats membre de l'UE ainsi que de la Russie et des Etats-Unis.
Elle est issue d'un workshop tenu sous la règle de Chatham House à l'IRSEM le 12 juin 2018.
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