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Xi Jinping has been preparing for a crisis like this for years. China must secure its energy supply “in its own hands”, its president was reported to have said during a visit to one of its vast oilfields in 2021.…
The leaders of some Pacific countries have appealed for help with oil supplies while others urge against “panic buying” as the import-reliant nations grapple with fears over possible fuel shortages and escalating costs caused by war in the Middle East.
Oil prices have surged to nearly $110 a barrel after strikes against energy infrastructure in Iran and the Gulf states.
The war launched by the United States and Israel on Iran has entered its fourth week, with more than 1,400 people reported killed in Iran.
Iran has attacked Israel and US bases in retaliation, threatened Western countries and Gulf states, and warned that global shipping and energy infrastructure could be at risk, as millions of Iranians mark Eid al-Fitr and Nowruz under the shadow of war.
Separately, the US said it was considering “winding down” the conflict while ruling out a ceasefire, and the United Kingdom has allowed the US to use military bases to carry out attacks on Iranian missile sit
Israel’s decision to authorise its military to kill any senior Iranian official on its assassination list has raised significant new questions about its so-called decapitation strategy and what it is intended to achieve. Privately, Israeli officials have briefed their US…
The UK government is facing calls to spend almost £4bn to launch a “social tariff” providing cheaper energy for poor households amid growing concerns over the Iran conflict. As households brace for an increase in living costs, the Resolution Foundation…
Title: Europe Grapples with New Agricultural Policy Changes Introduction Europe is facing a big change in how it handles agriculture. The European Union (EU) has introduced new policies aimed at making farming more sustainable. This means farming in a way…
Solana currently trades at ninety dollars and ten cents during this Saturday session with price action conveying distinctly opposing interpretations depending entirely upon which timeframe receives analytical focus. The lower timeframes exhibit marginally constructive developments having reclaimed position above both the two hour and four hour moving average structures while the daily MACD indicator has generated a bullish crossover signal for the first time in multiple sessions. Examining the two hour chart in isolation could lead one to conclude tentatively that Solana is establishing a definitive bottom and preparing for sustained reversal.
“There are risks from higher oil prices longer term. But this is a tail risk,” one US-based fund manger said after the airstrike killing Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. “History has shown time and time again that geopolitical flare-ups like this tend to be short-lived. This one should prove to be no exception.’’
In the past few weeks, the EU - Mercosur trade deal has stirred up quite a storm across Europe. Farmers, politicians, and everyday citizens are all buzzing about what this agreement could mean for the continent. With concerns ranging from job security to food standards, the deal has become a hot topic. Here’s a breakdown of what’s happening and why it matters.
The Mercosur trade agreement is causing quite a stir across Europe. As leaders debate its potential benefits and drawbacks, ordinary Europeans are left wondering what it means for their jobs, local farmers, and the quality of food on their tables. This article breaks down the latest development, the political disagreements surrounding it, and its possible impact on everyday life.
