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Oil: What the UAE–OPEC “divorce” means for energy markets
The Reuters report gathers early reactions from analysts following the United Arab Emirates’ decision to leave OPEC and OPEC+, highlighting what it could mean for the future of the organization and global energy markets — including implications for the United States
Kimberly Guilfoyle in Tirana: “When the U.S., Albania, and Greece cooperate, the region is safer and more prosperous,” she said
She attended the signing ceremony for a 20-year liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply agreement from the United States
Kyriakos Pierrakakis: Europe must act in a coordinated way to address economic pressures, Greece remains resilient
Even under these conditions, economic growth will remain close to 2%, showing that the Greek economy remains strong and resilient, the Greek Minister of National Economy and Finance told Reuters
Pickaxe Mountain: Iran’s secret nuclear fortress is buried 100 meters deep and could “unlock” the war
Why the installation codenamed Pickaxe Mountain, located near Natanz, may require a ground operation to be destroyed—and potentially mark the end of large-scale military operations
Strait of Hormuz: How China, India and Russia are shaping the new energy equation and oil prices
The conflict in the Persian Gulf is bringing the role of Russia into the spotlight as an alternative energy supplier for Asia’s energy-dependent economies. According to JMIC, the Strait of Hormuz is now almost closed to shipping
