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Emmanuel Tetteh••799 words · 4 min read A new wave of attacks on shipping in a vital waterway has sent oil prices soaring and raised concerns about the stability of global energy supplies.
Tensions between Iran and the U.S. have escalated significantly, with both nations engaging in a series of attacks on shipping in the Strait of
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