Iran’s proposed $1–$2 per barrel transit fee could generate up to $14 billion annually, shifting costs to Gulf exporters while posing legal risks tied to sanctions on the IRGC.
According to the Financial Times, citing industry sources, if disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz persist, the EU could face a “systemic” jet fuel deficit within the next three weeks.
According to the Financial Times, rising energy costs have pushed nuclear power back into the center of Germany’s policy debate.
According to Bloomberg, the country is considering imports of gasoline and diesel as traditional supply routes come under pressure.
The main blow has hit supply routes through the Strait of Hormuz.
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.
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?
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.
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.
During Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s visit to the United States, both sides unveiled projects worth tens of billions of dollars, spanning nuclear power and gas generation.
The burden on Russian teachers continues to grow — and it may increase even further in the coming months. The reasons go beyond staff shortages and chronic underfunding in the education system.
The possible measures were outlined by Nikolai Patrushev, a long-time ally of Vladimir Putin and head of Russia’s Maritime Board.
The growth has been driven by cyber operations as well as arms sales to Russia, US intelligence authorities say.
