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Matthew Dalton, Margherita Stancati For the second time in four years, Europe is hunting for new natural-gas supplies after a war exposed its vulnerability to the geopolitics of energy.

An exchange between the two leaders this week was the latest sign that trans-Atlantic ties are souring over the Iran war.

Matthew Dalton, Benjamin Katz PARIS—For more than a month, the war with Iran has choked off one of the world's most critical sources of jet

Countries in Asia and Europe are starting to run out of jet fuel, and it could take months for supplies to recover.

Pakistani authorities warned international airlines to carry maximum fuel supplies when they fly into Pakistan’s Lahore and Karachi airports because of supply disruptions, as the world faces a jet-fuel crisis sparked by the conflict with Iran. The air-safety notices, issued Tuesday, seek to minimize

Nine cargo ships have left the Persian Gulf via the Strait of Hormuz since Monday, when the U.S. imposed its blockade on Iranian shipping, and six others have entered, according to data from ship-tracking service Kpler. One of the ships that left has already returned. They include several vessels th

Matthew Dalton, Robb M. Stewart Shell has agreed to buy Canadian energy producer ARC Resources for about $13.6 billion, a deal that gives

Traders capitalized on market volatility triggered by the conflict in the Middle East. - tim wimborne / Reuters/Reuters

Shell is set to expand its reach in Western Canada with a deal to buy Arc Resources, a move expected to boost production at a time when Canada is looking to grow energy exports.

The Paris prosecutor’s office is seeking the potential victims’ testimony as it examines Epstein’s activities in France.