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Restart of Kurdistan Oil Exports still in Limbo

Despite assurances from the federal Iraqi government that the resumption of oil exports from Kurdistan is imminent, the foreign oil firms operating in the semi-autonomous Iraqi region said on Friday they would not be resuming oil exports today. Last week, Iraq’s Oil Minister Hayyan Abdul Ghani said that Iraq and …

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U.S. and Ukraine Reach Agreement on Minerals

The United States and Ukraine have reached an agreement on jointly developing Ukraine’s mineral resources, including transition metals and rare earth minerals, the Financial Times reported on Wednesday, citing Ukrainian officials and the final version of the agreement it had seen. Talks have apparently progressed since last week’s heightened tensions …

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IEA: Europe should Consider Replacing Russian LNG

Europe has been importing growing volumes of liquefied natural gas from Russia and should consider replacing these with supply from other sources, including Qatar, according to Fatih Birol, Executive Director of the International Energy Agency (IEA). “Europe has been importing a lot of Russian LNG to help its economies,” Birol …

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Trumps Wants Keystone XL Built

President Donald Trump wants the Keystone XL pipeline built, he said in a post on his social network Truth Social. “Our Country’s doing really well, and today, I was just thinking, that the company building the Keystone XL Pipeline that was viciously jettisoned by the incompetent Biden Administration should come …

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Europe’s Automakers Shift Gears towards Affordable EVs

Despite Europe being home to some of the world’s biggest automakers, many of whom have developed several electric vehicle (EV) models, China is quickly becoming the global leader in EV manufacturing. Favourable government policies, easy access to critical minerals and battery technology, and low-cost manufacturing capabilities have spurred the development …

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