The Silent Pipeline: Energy, Influence and the New World Order

Energy rarely makes headlines - until prices rise, conflicts begin, or economies slow down. Yet behind everyday life lies an invisible system of pipelines, supply routes, and strategic decisions that shape how nations grow, compete, and respond to crises. From heating homes to powering industries, energy connects distant regions to local realities in ways most people never notice - until the impact reaches their own lives.

In this episode of The Global Front, Irada Hasan explores how pipelines, sanctions, and geography quietly shape global power. From Europe’s break with Russian energy to Azerbaijan’s strategic rise, Iran’s untapped potential, and Turkmenistan’s vast gas reserves, this episode reveals how decisions made in distant regions influence electricity bills, inflation, and everyday life around the world.