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Iran Oil Shutdown Risks: Strait of Hormuz Crisis Could Damage Wells and Disrupt Global Supply

The escalating confrontation between the United States and Iran has pushed the Strait of Hormuz into prolonged disruption, with the vital shipping route effectively...

How Trump’s Oil Strategy May Have Broken OPEC and Destabilized Markets

For decades, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries has acted as the central stabilizing force in global oil markets, carefully adjusting production to...

Energy Pact Unravels: Thailand Ends Decades Long Deal with Cambodia Amid Lingering Tensions

Thailand has formally scrapped a 25 year old agreement with Cambodia aimed at jointly exploring offshore energy resources in disputed waters. The decision, announced...

How the Iran War Triggered Europe’s Energy Reckoning

Forty-four days, twenty-two billion euros. Not a single additional molecule of energy. That is how Ursula von der Leyen framed Europe's Iran war tab when...

China and UAE’s Exit from OPEC: Risks and Opportunities

The United Arab Emirates' announcement of its withdrawal from OPEC and the OPEC+ alliance, effective May 1, 2026, represents a major strategic shift in...

Why the UAE Left OPEC in 2026: Strategy, Politics, and Global Impact

There is a particular kind of institutional exit that is not really about the institution at all. The resignation letter is the last formality...

Europe’s Energy Strategy Avoids Demand Cuts, but Pressure Is Building

As the energy crisis from the Iran war escalates, countries worldwide, from Australia to Egypt, are taking steps to conserve fuel. This includes promoting...

Which oil tankers are transiting the Strait of Hormuz amid the Iran war

The U. S. has a blockade on Iranian ports, while Iran has lifted and then reimposed its blockade on marine traffic in the Strait...

Airlines’ summer holiday plans overshadowed by Iran war and jet fuel worries

European airlines are facing significant challenges due to rising jet fuel prices caused by the Iran war, creating uncertainty for the summer holiday season....

Nearly 100 Russian ‘shadow fleet’ ships cross UK waters undeterred by Starmer’s threat

Prime Minister Keir Starmer's recent decision to allow the British military to board ships from Russia's "shadow fleet" has not changed the volume of...

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