How should we respond to potential energy disruptions from conflicts in the Middle East?
Qatar’s energy minister told the Financial Times regional exporters may have to shut down oil and gas production within days
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Qatar’s energy minister told the Financial Times regional exporters may have to shut down oil and gas production within days
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Former US Energy Secretary and CEO of the EFI Foundation Ernest Moniz discusses the potential impact of ongoing tensions in the Middle East on global energy markets. Moniz sees multiple options on the table to ease the financial burden on consumers, including releasing oil. He talks with Romaine Bostick and Katie Greifeld on "The Close." (Source: Bloomberg)
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The #US and #Israel have intensified strikes on #Iran, as shown in these images obtained by France 24 via Telegram. “The death toll stands at 787 people, many of them civilians,” explains our Tehran correspondent Reza Sayah