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Washington Eyes Dollar Lifeline for UAE Amid Hormuz Oil Supply Shock
Oil producers in the Middle East would typically rejoice at oil prices of $100 per barrel as they would see windfall revenues from their exports. But since the Iran war trapped most oil and gas shipments at the Strait of Hormuz, the Gulf economies have lost billions of dollars in oil revenues and haven’t seen any upside from the oil price spike. The United Arab Emirates, one of the richest Gulf countries, hasn’t been spared from crashing revenues from oil, and tourism, too, as airlines have cut routes to avoid the war zone, which the…
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Inces suma 152 mil inscritos en empresas
Caracas, 22 de abril de 2026.-El Instituto Nacional de Capacitación y Educación Socialista registró 152.108 inscripciones de trabajadores en empresas, de un total de 845.289 personas registradas en 2026, con una participación masiva en 6.022 espacios formativos, informó Prensa Inces.
Categories: Venezuelan news
Like Michael Corleone, Iraq’s Militias Seek Legitimacy
Saddam Hussein’s favorite movie was reportedly “The Godfather.” A central theme in the story is the attempts of Michael Corleone, the godfather, to turn the Corleone Family into a legitimate business. Many of today’s leaders of Iraq’s Iran-aligned militias (and their families) were persecuted by Saddam’s security services and could not enjoy the luxury of foreign films, but they would understand Michael’s dilemma. The “founding charter” of Iraq’s militias is arguably Coalition Provisional…
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