Tanker routes shift as diesel flows move away from Europe
According to Bloomberg, several tankers carrying diesel that had departed from the US toward Europe in recent weeks have sharply changed course in the Atlantic.
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How the Middle East war could trigger a global economic crisis
It is reasonable to assume that the conflict may drag on. If so, the impact will not be limited to commodities markets. Energy sits at the core of modern industrial systems, and through petrochemicals it connects — directly or indirectly — to almost every sector of the global economy.
Sri Lanka Seeks Alternatives: Talks with Russia Amid Energy Market Turmoil
According to Bloomberg, the country is considering imports of gasoline and diesel as traditional supply routes come under pressure.
Russia Benefits from Fertilizer Crisis Amid War with Iran
The main blow has hit supply routes through the Strait of Hormuz.
Ukraine Struggles to Find New NATO Donors for US Weapons
As Bloomberg reports, citing Ukraine’s ambassador to the alliance Alyona Getmanchuk, the financial burden still falls on a very small group of states — and expanding that circle has proven challenging.
Sunken Russian nuclear submarine is emitting radiation – marine life contaminated with cesium
Measurements up to 800,000 times higher than normal: radioactive substances are still leaking from the wreck of a submarine that sank off Norway in 1989. What does this mean for one of the world’s richest fishing regions?
Chevron CEO: U.S.–Iran war hit oil markets harder than the conflict in Ukraine
Speaking at the CERAWeek by S&P Global conference in Houston, Wirth said significant volumes of oil and gas are currently not reaching the market.
Strikes Near Israel’s Nuclear Center: Is the Conflict Entering a New Phase?
The strike itself appeared to be a demonstration. Tehran was clearly aiming to show not just its ability to hit Israeli territory, but its capacity to get close to sites considered highly sensitive.
Cuba Between External Threats and Internal Crisis
After President Donald Trump suggested the possibility of “taking control” of Cuba, officials on the island began openly discussing the risk of a military scenario.
Kremlin pushes parties into public sparring before Duma election
The idea, the people said, is not to shake up the system, but to make it look less static. Officials want more noise, more visible friction and a stronger sense of political movement — while keeping the result broadly under control.
