International
Strait of Hormuz Oil Flow Surges, Shifting Iran’s Wartime Leverage
Increased oil traffic through the Strait of Hormuz reshapes Iran's strategic leverage amid regional tensions.
Tag: Energy Security
International
Saudi Arabia Restarts Vital East-West Pipeline After Drone Attack
Saudi Arabia has restarted its vital East-West oil pipeline after a drone attack by an Iranian-backed militia forced its temporary shutdown.
International
France Deploys Troops to Saudi Arabia Amid Red Sea Security Concerns
France is sending soldiers to Saudi Arabia to protect energy sites amid escalating Houthi attacks on Red Sea cities.
Business
Philippines Weighs Activating 40-Year-Old Mothballed Nuclear Plant
Philippines considers activating its 40-year-old mothballed Bataan Nuclear Power Plant to enhance energy security amidst global shocks.
International
Saudi Arabia Halts Oil Flow After Drone Strike on Key Pipeline
Saudi Arabia's East-West oil pipeline was attacked by a drone from Iraq, forcing its closure and threatening global energy supplies.
Infrastructure
Jammu & Kashmir Aims for 10,970 MW Hydropower by 2035
Jammu & Kashmir targets 10,970 MW hydropower by 2035, aiming for energy self-reliance.
International
Iran Sets Demands for Strait of Hormuz Reopening, Raising Tensions
Iran has set conditions for the United States to meet before reopening the Strait of Hormuz, raising international concerns.
News
Saudi Arabia Nears Landmark U.S. Nuclear Technology Transfer Deal
Saudi Arabia is poised to finalize a significant deal for U.S. nuclear technology transfer, a long-sought goal for the kingdom.
International
Iran’s Strait of Hormuz Actions Drive Oil Prices Past Pre-War Peaks
Iran's actions in the Strait of Hormuz have pushed crude oil prices past pre-war levels, highlighting its influence on global energy markets.
Conflict
Gulf Shipping Lanes Face New Threat as Strikes Reignite
Renewed strikes in the Strait of Hormuz risk disrupting oil flows, sending prices higher amid escalating regional tensions.