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The Cruise Ship Virus Outbreak Reveals Persistent Gaps in Global Health Security After COVID
The evacuation of passengers from the Dutch flagged luxury cruise ship MV Hondius following a deadly hantavirus outbreak has once again exposed the vulnerability...
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...
Prolonged Iran War Could Trigger Lasting Global Gas Demand Decline
The ongoing energy shock linked to the Iran war has disrupted global oil and gas markets on an unprecedented scale. Since the crisis began...
Iran War Triggers Record Energy Shock as Global Supply Disruption Surpasses Historic Crises
The ongoing conflict involving the United States, Israel, and Iran has triggered what analysts describe as the most significant oil and gas supply disruption...
Gulf on Edge as US Seizes Iranian Ship, Ceasefire Nears Collapse
Tensions between the United States and Iran have sharply escalated just as a fragile ceasefire approaches its deadline. The US seizure of an Iranian...
US Blockade of Iran Threatens Global Oil Flows and Market Stability
The United States has moved to block shipping linked to Iran following failed negotiations in Islamabad. Donald Trump announced that vessels entering or leaving...
US Moves to Choke Iran’s Oil Lifeline as Talks Collapse
The United States has announced a sweeping naval blockade of Iranian ports following the collapse of high-stakes negotiations in Islamabad.
The talks marked the first...
Cambodia Shifts Fuel Sourcing Amid Regional Export Restrictions and Global Energy Shock
Cambodia’s energy sector is facing acute pressure as Vietnam and China impose temporary fuel export restrictions until at least the end of March. These...
Governments Scramble to Shield Economies as War Sends Oil Soaring
Governments across Asia are rolling out emergency policies to cushion their economies from a sharp surge in oil prices triggered by the escalating U.S.–Israeli...
Wealthy Nations Retreat from Global Aid, Study Warns of Fallout
Two dozen of the world’s richest countries, including the United States and Japan, are reducing their contributions to global development, a study published Thursday...