Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi visits Washington to pitch a pro-US shift and secure survival amid heavy pressure from both Iran and the Trump administration.
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The energy supply cliff means empty pumps, not expensive fuel — and nine economies will fall over it by late summer 2026.
Libya’s new trilateral unity pact concentrates executive control within two powerful families, leaving civil society, women, and local tribes sidelined.
Strategic distribution, supply diversification, and fiscal buffering allowed India to sustain domestic growth despite unprecedented global energy blockades.
A fragile U.S.-Iran peace deal attempts to restart massive energy flows through the Strait of Hormuz, face-to-face with extensive wartime infrastructure damage.
Heavy military strikes and revoked oil sanctions push US and Iranian forces into open clash, putting Persian Gulf shipping security on the line.
Riyadh buffers its economy against war through oil export redundancies, massive foreign assets, and record capital repatriation in early 2026.
Hormuz crisis shattered assumptions about energy security, forcing governments and markets to confront a future defined by fragility and resilience investment.
The United Arab Emirates has ended its 59-year OPEC membership, signaling a tectonic structural shift in global energy governance and Gulf alliance cohesion.
Will suspended US sanctions restore Iranian crude exports, or do infrastructure damage and financial caution block a full market return?