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Great East
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy’s visit to the Persian Gulf states in late March concluded with the signing of a series of key agreements on cooperation in air defense with Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Qatar, underscoring Kyiv’s growing role as a provider of security solutions.
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A sharp escalation in geopolitical tensions at the end of February triggered one of the fastest oil price rallies in recent years. Over the following five weeks — from February 28 to April 5 — benchmark crude prices rose from around $70 per barrel to $110–120, according to Reuters.
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The ongoing disruption of traffic through the Strait of Hormuz is accelerating plans to develop new pipeline routes to export oil while bypassing the strategic waterway, the Financial Times reported.
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Heads of government of the Organization of Turkic States (OTS) gathered in Baku on April 2 with a familiar message and an increasingly pressing question: can a bloc built on shared identity evolve into a force with tangible economic impact?
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santos
2024-11-26
Hi Kamran, Don't worry about Erdogan,' He is an opportunist politician, he cut the ties(verbally, but definitely not actually) with Israel after arrest warrant for Natan yaoo and Galant by international court. This verbal posture is the least he can do to save his face in Islamic world! The only thing is matter for him is "the money", if tomorrow he cannot milk Baku any longer he will downgrade its ties with Baku as well and even warm up his relation with Armenia.