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Energy Security - Page 2

March 22, 2025
Business/Trade Wars

The Illicit Oil Trade That is Keeping Libya Divided

The illicit oil trade in Libya, fueled by heavily subsidized fuels being smuggled abroad, is sustaining the country’s rival political factions. The practice has created a steady revenue stream for armed groups,

Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

The Backlash Against the Machines

Public resistance to artificial intelligence is rapidly evolving from online outrage into a more volatile and confrontational movement, with growing numbers of threats, acts of intimidation, and attacks targeting individuals and institutions associated with the expansion of AI technology. What

May 10, 2026

China’s Rare Earth Universities: Inside the Talent Pipeline Powering a Global Resource Monopoly

China/World

In the windswept industrial corridors of northern China, an unusually specialized education system is quietly shaping one of the most strategically important supply chains

Brent Oil Surges as Middle East Conflict Escalates Beyond Iran

Business

Oil prices jumped sharply on Monday, with Brent crude heading for its steepest monthly rise ever, after Yemeni Houthis launched attacks on Israel over

A New Oil Shock Threatens to Eclipse the 1970s Crisis

April 4, 2026
Business

The global economy is facing one of its most severe energy shocks in modern history as the ongoing war between the United States, Israel, and Iran disrupts oil flows at a scale

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Europe Faces “Long-Lasting” Energy Crisis as Middle East War Sends Shockwaves

April 3, 2026
Editor's Choice

Europe is entering a period of heightened energy uncertainty as the European Union warns of a “long-lasting” crisis triggered by the ongoing war in the Middle East. Dan Jørgensen, the EU’s energy

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Energy Diplomacy in an Age of Global Uncertainty

April 3, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

The current instability in the Middle East has again demonstrated the extent to which the modern world is interconnected especially in the energy security context. The most recent escalation in the Middle

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Brent Oil Surges as Middle East Conflict Escalates Beyond Iran

March 30, 2026
Business

Oil prices jumped sharply on Monday, with Brent crude heading for its steepest monthly rise ever, after Yemeni Houthis launched attacks on Israel over the weekend, expanding the conflict that began with

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32% of Pakistan’s Energy Now Solar: Cutting Grid Dependence

March 25, 2026
Diplomacy/Human Rights

Energy expert Vaqar Zakaria is living proof that solar power can change the economics of everyday life. For over five years, his rooftop panels in Islamabad have slashed his electricity bills, sometimes

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Israel Faces Skyrocketing Jet Fuel Costs Amid Intensifying Iran Conflict

March 24, 2026
Defence/Geopolitics

The escalating conflict between Israel and Iran has sent jet fuel prices soaring to unprecedented levels, doubling the cost of sorties and transforming the economics of the Israeli Air Force’s operations. With

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Singapore’s Fuel Lifeline Under Siege

March 20, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

Singapore, the world’s largest ship-fueling hub, is confronting an escalating supply crunch as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East disrupt critical oil flows, threatening to ripple across global trade routes and regional

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Saudi Desert Pipeline Challenges Iran’s Strait of Hormuz Blockade

March 17, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

As Iran’s closure of the Strait of Hormuz sends shockwaves through global oil markets, Saudi Arabia has activated its 1,200-kilometer East–West Crude Oil Pipeline, commonly called the Petroline, at full capacity to

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“Uninvestable”: ExxonMobil CEO Publicly Defies Trump’s Push to Reopen Venezuela’s Oil

January 11, 2026
Business/Trade Wars

ExxonMobil’s chief executive has delivered a blunt rebuke to President Donald Trump’s efforts to entice U.S. oil companies back into Venezuela, declaring that the country remains effectively off-limits for serious investment. Speaking

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AI Stock Boom Fuels Bubble Fears as Big Tech Spending Soars

January 5, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

As artificial intelligence continues to propel global equity markets to record highs, investors are increasingly questioning whether the rally is laying the groundwork for the next major financial bubble. A detailed Bloomberg

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