By Shatha Kalel 80% of ships are turning to the Omani route, oil tankers are moving with their tracking systems switched off, and ...
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BY: Shatha kalel 45%, 152 billion cubic metres, then just 12%. These figures capture one of the most significant transformations i ...
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BY: Shatha kalel More than four years after the outbreak of the war in Ukraine, the most important economic question is no longer ...
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By : Shatha Kalel The confrontation between Iran, the United States, and Israel is no longer purely military. It has increasingly ...
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Shatha Kalel* Iran’s toman crisis is no longer merely a fluctuation in the foreign exchange market; it has become a mirror reflect ...
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Researcher Shatha Khalil More than four years after the war in Ukraine began, many believed that Europe had succeeded in turning t ...
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No country that has achieved comprehensive economic prosperity began its journey through industry or technology alone. Sustainable ...
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By Shatha Khalil Understanding the depth of Iraq's current economic crisis no longer requires complex economic indicators or lengt ...
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By Shatha Kalel Iraq's electricity sector is no longer merely a recurring public service crisis that intensifies during periods of ...
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By Shatha Khalil In today's global economy, the strength of nations is no longer measured solely by the size of their oil, gas, or ...
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