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Breaking News | Iran | NewsAre global oil stocks big enough to weather another 6 months of US-Iran war?
As the US-Iran war drags on with no end in sight, oil traders and policymakers are grappling with a critical question: are global oil stocks enough to offset what could become the biggest supply disruption on record? The answer is far from clear, depending not only on how much oil remains in storage, but also…
Finland joins France’s nuclear deterrence push
“The initiative is first and foremost about strengthening European security,” said Finnish President Alexander Stubb. PARIS — Finland is joining France’s plans to cooperate more closely with other European countries on nuclear deterrence, the two countries announcedMonday. “Today, we took a new step forward as Finland joined the French forward deterrence initiative. The initiative is…
Credit Suisse Predicts $63 Oil
Brent crude prices have been on a sharp decline since peaking in June, nearly giving up all the year’s gains. And Credit Suisse says the selloff is not yet over. “The market remains well below its 55-Day Moving Average and 200DMA at 89.01 and 100.67, and with medium-term momentum declining and global growth concerns looming,…
Biden’s death row commutations draws chorus of mixed reactions
A chorus of supporters and critics have emerged following the commutation of nearly every federal death row inmate by President Biden, whose decision came at a time when he’s trying to frame a so-far troubled legacy. The president on Monday commuted the sentences of 37 federal death row inmates, reclassifying their sentences from execution to…
In Pakistan, Waterborne Diseases Surge as Floods Recede
In addition to those traumatized by the flooding, doctors are now treating people suffering from diarrhea, skin infections, and other waterborne ailments. Officials in Pakistan raised concern Wednesday over the spread of waterborne diseases among thousands of flood victims as waters from powerful monsoon rains began to recede in many parts of the country. Massive…


