Could Ukraine’s new gas deal with Romania change Europe?

While the Middle East crisis impacts much of the world, Ukraine, still scarred by its war with Russia, is forging its own path. It has launched a joint gas shelf project with Romania in the Black Sea. Could other European Union nations follow? And could this mark the start of the EU securing natural gas from one of its own members? Across The Balkans speaks to Dr Batuhan Tufaner, Head of the Economics Department at Istanbul Beykent University, about how the conflict between Israel, the US, and Iran is rattling global gas markets. The 1990s brought significant changes with long-lasting consequences in the Balkans. A museum in Belgrade is dedicated to this turbulent decade as experienced in the former Yugoslavia. Across the Balkans, hosted by Nadja Muftic, is TRT World’s programme focusing on the issues and fault lines shaping Southeast Europe today.