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Opinion | The Country That Buys 90% Of Iran's Oil Is Still Not Panicking. Here's Why
Beijing has spent two decades preparing to answer: what happens when the Strait of Hormuz closes?
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Opinion | Iran-Israel War And The Limits Of India's 'Strategic Autonomy'
India needs to figure out how to manage the fallout of the Middle East crisis without letting strategic autonomy start to look like a slogan.
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Opinion | Who Will Trump Attack Next? Hint: Follow The Chinese Money Trail
What's common to Iran, Venezuela, Cuba? Hint: Three Chinese 'channels'.
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Kuwait Airport Targeted, Saudi Intercepts Drones As Iran Continues Attacks
Fuel tanks at the Kuwait airport were hit while 15 drones were intercepted and destroyed in Saudi Arabia as Iran continued attacks a day after its President Masoud Pezkeshian said Tehran will not target neighbouring countries.
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Saudi Minister Meets Pak's Asim Munir, Warns Iran Against "Miscalculation"
Saudi Arabia's Defence Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman urged Iran on Saturday to "avoid miscalculation", following missile and drone launches at the kingdom.
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A Week On, How Iran War Is Unfolding, Affecting Middle East And Beyond
The broadening Iran war has ricocheted across the region and beyond, with nearly every country in the Middle East sustaining damage from missile hits, drone strikes or shrapnel.
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Saudi's Aramco Explores Oil Exports From Red Sea To Avoid Strait Of Hormuz
Saudi Aramco typically exports the bulk of its crude from ports within the Gulf, but conflict in the Middle East has led to a logjam of vessels.
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700 Tankers Jam Strait Of Hormuz: Will India Be Forced To Ration Fuel?
US President Donald Trump has warned Iran conflict could last "weeks, not days," raising the prospect that India may soon have to balance fuel security at home.
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Saudi To Retaliate If Iran Mounts Concerted Attack On Oil Facilities: Report
A concerted Iranian attack on Saudi oil facilities could trigger a military response from the kingdom, a source close to the Saudi government told AFP on Monday, after drones hit an oil refinery.
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3,000 Km Away, A Saudi Oil Hit Could End Up Hurting Every Indian Wallet
Ras Tanura is one of the Middle East's largest refineries and a key artery for Saudi crude and fuel exports. Even a precautionary shutdown tightens global supply instantly.
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Opinion | The Country That Buys 90% Of Iran's Oil Is Still Not Panicking. Here's Why
Beijing has spent two decades preparing to answer: what happens when the Strait of Hormuz closes?
-
Opinion | Iran-Israel War And The Limits Of India's 'Strategic Autonomy'
India needs to figure out how to manage the fallout of the Middle East crisis without letting strategic autonomy start to look like a slogan.
-
Opinion | Who Will Trump Attack Next? Hint: Follow The Chinese Money Trail
What's common to Iran, Venezuela, Cuba? Hint: Three Chinese 'channels'.
-
Kuwait Airport Targeted, Saudi Intercepts Drones As Iran Continues Attacks
Fuel tanks at the Kuwait airport were hit while 15 drones were intercepted and destroyed in Saudi Arabia as Iran continued attacks a day after its President Masoud Pezkeshian said Tehran will not target neighbouring countries.
-
Saudi Minister Meets Pak's Asim Munir, Warns Iran Against "Miscalculation"
Saudi Arabia's Defence Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman urged Iran on Saturday to "avoid miscalculation", following missile and drone launches at the kingdom.
-
A Week On, How Iran War Is Unfolding, Affecting Middle East And Beyond
The broadening Iran war has ricocheted across the region and beyond, with nearly every country in the Middle East sustaining damage from missile hits, drone strikes or shrapnel.
-
Saudi's Aramco Explores Oil Exports From Red Sea To Avoid Strait Of Hormuz
Saudi Aramco typically exports the bulk of its crude from ports within the Gulf, but conflict in the Middle East has led to a logjam of vessels.
-
700 Tankers Jam Strait Of Hormuz: Will India Be Forced To Ration Fuel?
US President Donald Trump has warned Iran conflict could last "weeks, not days," raising the prospect that India may soon have to balance fuel security at home.
-
Saudi To Retaliate If Iran Mounts Concerted Attack On Oil Facilities: Report
A concerted Iranian attack on Saudi oil facilities could trigger a military response from the kingdom, a source close to the Saudi government told AFP on Monday, after drones hit an oil refinery.
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3,000 Km Away, A Saudi Oil Hit Could End Up Hurting Every Indian Wallet
Ras Tanura is one of the Middle East's largest refineries and a key artery for Saudi crude and fuel exports. Even a precautionary shutdown tightens global supply instantly.
