After the Iran war, the electro-state will rise
For Britain, the age of fossil fuels is gradually ending
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The Greens who want to drill the North Sea
Cost-of-living concerns are consuming our politics
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The everything shock
From the price of food to the AI industry, the Iran war will transform the world as we know it
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Donald Trump’s oil crisis will come for you too
We are at the mercy of Britain’s “allies” – people who talk like serial killers
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Nick Butler: We thought we could rely on an open energy market. This crisis will prove that’s not adequate
The former BP executive, political adviser and energy expert on the Iranian oil crisis
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The world energy shock is coming
The US and Israel’s illegal attack on Iran will provoke a global economic catastrophe
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The battle for the Strait of Hormuz
Iran has discovered a new weapon, much more powerful than its nuclear programme
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“If the Strait remains closed, we’re not talking about a global recession – we’re talking about a depression”
Oil market researcher Rory Johnston on what happens if the war does not end
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Kharg Island, the key to Iran’s fate
If the war is about oil, why hasn’t the president targeted Iran’s most important facility?
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The Strait of Hormuz: Iran’s oil weapon
The West is in a dependent relationship with Middle Eastern oil
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Oil prices mean Starmer must raise tax or face recession
The Iran war is a tax hike imposed by Donald Trump on consumers across the planet
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What the war in Iran means for China and Russia
China’s leadership will not welcome the prospect of a global oil shock
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The Iran war, oil and gas prices, and a potential new inflation spike
Britain and Europe must prepare for soaring energy prices
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Trump needs Venezuelan oil to power AI
Otherwise the US faces a future of energy scarcity
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The oil market has turned against Putin
New sanctions are not the result of political courage – they are an opportunity presented by the price of crude
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GMB chief Gary Smith: “Oil and gas is not the enemy”
The trade union leader on Labour’s net zero folly and why it can’t win in Scotland.
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From the archive: The oil ratchet
October 1973: As war ravages the Middle East, John Maddox analyses how the Arab oil embargo will affect the global…
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Britain is dangerously exposed to the whims of despots
An attack on Iranian oil infrastructure could produce a price shock comparable to 2022.
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Will Iran inflict oil inflation on the West?
The country has little to lose by restricting shipping and triggering an energy price shock.
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Britain’s gift to Putin
British companies continue to play a significant part in Russia’s economy of oil and gas.
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