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Why Türkiye matters: Europe's strategic dilemma between symbolic corridors and structural efficiency
Putting political choices over practical solutions comes with many risks. Europe’s recent decisions on the energy front signal myopia.
Why Türkiye matters: Europe's strategic dilemma between symbolic corridors and structural efficiency
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Russia condemns US-Israeli strike 'just metres away' from Iran's Bushehr nuclear plant
Foreign ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova warns that the attacks posed radiological risks that could lead to unpredictable consequences for the Middle East.
Russia condemns US-Israeli strike 'just metres away' from Iran's Bushehr nuclear plant
Crisis in the Strait of Hormuz: Who stands to profit?
Following Iran’s limitation of shipping traffic through the Strait of Hormuz amid escalating US–Israeli strikes, some countries stand to profit from the disruption by capitalising on higher oil prices and supply shocks.
Crisis in the Strait of Hormuz: Who stands to profit?
Extra IEA oil releases could happen if required: chief
The International Energy Agency says more oil reserves could be released if needed after member countries agreed to a record 400-million-barrel stock drawdown.
Extra IEA oil releases could happen if required: chief
Iraq eyes Kirkuk–Türkiye pipeline as Hormuz shutdown halts oil exports
Baghdad slashes production and scrambles for new export routes as Gulf conflict disrupts shipments through one of the world's most critical oil chokepoints.
Iraq eyes Kirkuk–Türkiye pipeline as Hormuz shutdown halts oil exports
Mideast war exposes Europe's energy vulnerability: EU chief, Macron
They spoke at a nuclear energy summit, which was briefly interrupted by Greenpeace protesters as the US-Israeli war with Iran entered its second week.
Mideast war exposes Europe's energy vulnerability: EU chief, Macron