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Before Iran War, China Amassed World's Largest Oil Stockpile
According to the US Energy Information Administration, China had nearly 1.4 billion barrels of oil put aside compared to 1.2 billion barrels among 32 members of the International Energy Agency (IEA). Of these, the US has 413 million barrels.
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Scammers Offer Passage to Ships Stranded Near Strait of Hormuz in Exchange for Crypto: Report
Scammers posing as Iranian officials are targeting ships stranded at the Strait of Hormuz, demanding crypto payments for safe passage. Authorities warn that such transactions could carry sanctions risks, adding financial fraud concerns to an already tense geopolitical situation in a key global trade route.
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Renewables Overtook Electricity Demand Last Year, Led By Solar In China, India
Clean power generation grew 887 terawatt hours last year, exceeding overall global electricity demand growth of 849 terawatt hours.
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In Bombed Facilities, Unstable Tunnels, US' Toughest Uranium Extraction Yet
Before US and Israeli strikes in June 2025, the International Atomic Energy Agency estimated that Iran possessed roughly 441 kilograms of uranium enriched to 60 per cent, alongside approximately 200 kilograms enriched to 20 per cent.
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Boeing Sees Boost In Military Contracts Amid War In Middle East
Worries over scarce jet fuel became more acute earlier this week, with the International Energy Agency head saying Europe was about six weeks away from a shortage.
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Petrol Queues, Search Spikes: India's Oil Panic Eases After Hormuz Opens
Diesel demand jumped to 8.72 million tonnes, up sharply from 7.66 million tonnes in February, while petrol consumption surged to 3.77 million tonnes.
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Suez Canal Transit Fee Is Legal, Hormuz Toll Is Not. Here's Why
The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), which governs international sea law, says that countries bordering straits cannot demand payment simply for permission to pass through.
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Electricity On Exchanges Is Getting Cheaper Despite Rising Demand, Here's Why
The exchange price is no longer a crude reflection of scarcity; it is becoming a real-time indicator of an efficient power market, as per experts.
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Megan Thee Stallion's Stage Collapse Due To Low Metabolic Stress: Here Is Everything You Need To Know About The Health Condition
Megan Thee Stallion's recent stage collapse due to low metabolic stress is a wake-up call. You need to prioritise your health, especially when under a lot of pressure, both mentally and physically. Here is everything you need to know about low metabo
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Gold Losing Safe-Haven Shine Amid Iran War: Is Silver A Smarter Choice?
Gold's unusual behaviour during the Iran conflict shows that even "safe havens" can wobble when markets are driven by complex forces.
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Before Iran War, China Amassed World's Largest Oil Stockpile
According to the US Energy Information Administration, China had nearly 1.4 billion barrels of oil put aside compared to 1.2 billion barrels among 32 members of the International Energy Agency (IEA). Of these, the US has 413 million barrels.
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Scammers Offer Passage to Ships Stranded Near Strait of Hormuz in Exchange for Crypto: Report
Scammers posing as Iranian officials are targeting ships stranded at the Strait of Hormuz, demanding crypto payments for safe passage. Authorities warn that such transactions could carry sanctions risks, adding financial fraud concerns to an already tense geopolitical situation in a key global trade route.
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Renewables Overtook Electricity Demand Last Year, Led By Solar In China, India
Clean power generation grew 887 terawatt hours last year, exceeding overall global electricity demand growth of 849 terawatt hours.
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In Bombed Facilities, Unstable Tunnels, US' Toughest Uranium Extraction Yet
Before US and Israeli strikes in June 2025, the International Atomic Energy Agency estimated that Iran possessed roughly 441 kilograms of uranium enriched to 60 per cent, alongside approximately 200 kilograms enriched to 20 per cent.
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Boeing Sees Boost In Military Contracts Amid War In Middle East
Worries over scarce jet fuel became more acute earlier this week, with the International Energy Agency head saying Europe was about six weeks away from a shortage.
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Petrol Queues, Search Spikes: India's Oil Panic Eases After Hormuz Opens
Diesel demand jumped to 8.72 million tonnes, up sharply from 7.66 million tonnes in February, while petrol consumption surged to 3.77 million tonnes.
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Suez Canal Transit Fee Is Legal, Hormuz Toll Is Not. Here's Why
The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), which governs international sea law, says that countries bordering straits cannot demand payment simply for permission to pass through.
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Electricity On Exchanges Is Getting Cheaper Despite Rising Demand, Here's Why
The exchange price is no longer a crude reflection of scarcity; it is becoming a real-time indicator of an efficient power market, as per experts.
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Megan Thee Stallion's Stage Collapse Due To Low Metabolic Stress: Here Is Everything You Need To Know About The Health Condition
Megan Thee Stallion's recent stage collapse due to low metabolic stress is a wake-up call. You need to prioritise your health, especially when under a lot of pressure, both mentally and physically. Here is everything you need to know about low metabo
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Gold Losing Safe-Haven Shine Amid Iran War: Is Silver A Smarter Choice?
Gold's unusual behaviour during the Iran conflict shows that even "safe havens" can wobble when markets are driven by complex forces.
