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Why Are Oil Importers Turning to Longer Trade Routes?

The Iran conflict and disruption to the Strait of Hormuz are forcing major oil importing countries to rethink how they source crude. Countries that...

The Benefits of ‘Expo’ Diplomacy

Expo isn't usually seen as a platform for international diplomacy. Conceived as a world's fair to showcase the achievements of nations, it has traditionally...

The Hormuz Trap: American Superiority and the Cost of Iranian Leverage

On 31 August, two supertankers carrying Saudi crude were struck by unknown projectiles within minutes of one another as they sailed out of the...

Egypt, China and the SCO: A New Era of Eurasian Connectivity

With President Xi Jinping's anticipated visit to Egypt in late August and early September, coinciding with the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit in Bishkek...

Iran, Oil and a Hawkish Fed: Why the Dollar Is Winning the Week and Losing the Decade

TODAY'S NUMBERS 99.73 Dollar Index (DXY)   ·  4.81% US 10-year Treasury yield   ·  $4,304 Gold, per ounce All three are rising together — the...

Why Are Global Bond Markets Selling Off?

Government bond markets across major economies are facing a broad selloff as investors worry about persistent inflation, higher interest rates and growing government debt....

Regime Change, Itemized: Inside the Venezuela Oil Deal

The 65-billion-barrel Venezuela oil deal is not proof that regime change was sold with a resource contract attached as its explicit precondition — the...

Asian Stocks Fall as US Iran Conflict Pushes Oil Prices Higher

Asian financial markets came under heavy pressure on Wednesday as renewed US airstrikes on Iran intensified fears of further disruption to the global energy...

Taiwan Firms Plan $20 Billion More US Investment as AI Demand Surges

Taiwanese companies are planning an additional $20 billion in investment in the United States, driven largely by strong demand for artificial intelligence and semiconductor...

Beyond Slogans: The Ten Structural Realities Governing Modern Energy Systems

Energy literacy has become a strategic necessity for modern societies. Electrification accelerates across Europe and the United States, natural gas remains the backbone of...

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