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Continuous Instability in the Gulf and the Shockwaves of the Ukraine War

A Global Energy System That No Longer Heals The global energy system has entered a phase where shocks do not fade, but they accumulate. They...

Damietta Port Attack: Why China Fears a New Threat to the Belt and Road

Chinese research centers, in their analyses of the Middle East, specifically after the attack on the Egyptian port of Damietta on July 29, 2026,...

The European Union Should Help Fund An Oil Pipeline from the Gulf to The Mediterranean

While the United States enjoys sufficient energy resources, thanks to shale oil, the European Union does not. To assure itself of the energy supplies...

Is the Middle East Oil Market Entering a New Era of Permanent Risk?

The Middle East's energy sector is entering a prolonged period of uncertainty as conflict between the United States, Israel, and Iran continues to disrupt...

Europe’s Energy Crisis Response Is Papering Over the Cracks

Faced with another summer of punishing energy costs, EU governments are once again reaching for the same short-term fixes—excise cuts, tax credits, and price...

Can OPEC Plus’s Watchdog Do Anything About Hormuz?

Three days before its 67th sitting, the OPEC Secretariat did something it rarely bothers to do: it told the market, in writing, not to...

Central banks face growing inflation risks as global price pressures mount

Major central banks are confronting an increasingly difficult inflation landscape as multiple price pressures converge, raising questions over whether policymakers can continue treating inflation...

Europe’s North African Gas Bet Isn’t Diversification — It’s a Two-Country Wager

Last Friday, in Berlin, Algerian president Abdelmadjid Tebboune signed an expanded gas agreement with Germany — the second Algerian-German gas deal in three years,...

China’s Stance on the Iran-US Strait of Hormuz Crisis

In response to the US blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, China has adopted a strategy of common security, or zero-sum security, a central...

OPEC+’s Upcoming August Meeting: Fuel Considerations due to Hormuz Volatility

The first attacks on the Strait of Hormuz had world leaders concerned about effects on global energy supply. 20% of the world's energy passes...

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How a London Court Quietly Decided Who Pays for Baltic Sea Sabotage

On July 6, 2026, a London judge did something...

Why Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban Went From Allies to Enemies

Pakistan's air force recently attacked 10 places in Afghanistan....

UN Expands Blacklist of Companies Linked to Israeli Settlements

The United Nations human rights office has added 61...

Saudi Arabia Gains Allied Support

Military leaders from Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan are...
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