Robin Mills is a Contributor at The National News. He specializes in energy policy and regulation, energy sustainability, and commodities markets, with a focus on the Middle East's energy landscape. Robin is featured in prominent publications such as Jordan News, Energy Post, and Asia Times, among others.
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No-one saw Islamabad United cruise to victory over Quetta Gladiators in the Pakistan Super League.
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Live updates: Follow the latest news on US-Iran war In a crisis such as the current war in the Gulf, it seems natural that the second superpower would be deeply involved.
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Petrol, whose price is even more politically sensitive, has been less affected so far, and prewar global stocks were higher. US exports of refined fuels have jumped as the rest of the world clamours for supply; that will pump up prices for American motorists. As summer approaches, holidaymakers will face an uncomfortable choice between paying more to fly, or drive - or staying at home.
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“I must create a system, or be enslaved by another man's,” wrote English poet William Blake.
Like oil distilling in a refinery, long-held tensions can suddenly overheat and boil over. The timing of UAE's OPEXIT may be surprising, but its frustrations have been well-signalled for at least five years.
In this year's war, Brent crude averaged $101 in March, $118 in April and slightly less than $106 so far this month.
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Live updates: Follow the latest news on US-Iran war In the Zayed National Museum sits the world's oldest known natural pearl.
Iraq's new prime minister has a lot on his plate: oil exports shut down, electricity about to go off, the budget in peril
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Western leaders are backing down from Russian sanctions to manage the energy crisis
Live updates: Follow the latest news on US-Iran war As Napoleon famously said, “When China awakens, she will shake the world.” The period of China's awakening is well past us now.
