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China, the Middle East and the US. These specialised refineries are operated by some of the world’s biggest oil companies, including Shell, ExxonMobil and Saudi Aramco. Jet fuel is usually stored in large bulk
relatively stable over the past two months after experiencing an earlier drop as US forces amassed in the lead-up to the US-Israeli war on Iran, which began at the end of February
US-China Economic and Security Review Commission noted that Beijing had offered to sell Pakistan up to 40 J-35A fifth-generation fighter jets, although no deliveries have yet taken place. In December 2025, Washington
relatively modest compared with Iran’s trade with China or the Gulf countries. Trade between the two is “not substantial, because both countries are producing almost similar products and the industries are similar”, Mahdi Ghodsi
related to political interference or human rights in his dealings with foreign partners. “Canadians have bought that [stance] so far,” Jeram added. Indeed, Carney’s approval ratings are up. According to a March [Ipsos poll
2026 PLANET LABS PBC/Reuters One Saudi diplomat said it was obvious for a long time the US had landed itself in a conflict from which it could neither escalate or exit. There had been surprise
relations and mark the first time a US president has visited China in nearly a decade. In recent decades, the US and China have emerged as the world’s dominant superpowers, frequently seen as locked
2026 marks 250 years of US independence and said that stability in the US-China relationship was necessary for the world.  ## When and where is the BRICS foreign ministers’ meeting? The BRICS foreign ministers’ meeting, held to prepare for the 18th BRICS summit in September, will take place on Thursday
relations analyst based in Tehran, said the week’s diplomatic signals reflected a sober reassessment in Washington of what was achievable. “Moving towards a memorandum of understanding, a framework for future talks, is a good
US banned some imports and imposed sanctions on anyone paying more than $60 a barrel for Russian oil. Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the EU banned seaborne imports of Russian oil but kept land
2026 in a more febrile state than they were in 2008, will policymakers even have the tools to solve it? Before the crisis that engulfed the world economy in 2008, there were early warning signals