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The Affordability Election Issue: Inside Renew Europe's 10-Point Plan to Cut the Cost of Living
With inflation set to peak in late 2026, the European Parliament's liberals unveiled a ten-point plan — from energy market integration to affordable housing.
Diplomacy at the UN: Patriot Licences and an Energy Truce Put Ukraine's War Back on the Table
Zelensky left New York with a US commitment to license Patriot missile production in Ukraine — and a proposed energy ceasefire that now waits on Moscow.
Central Banks Are Raising Rates Against a War They Can’t End
The RBA hiked to 4.60%, the Fed signals more to come. But interest rates can’t produce oil — and the dilemma has no good answer, only less-bad ones.
The Seven-Day Strait: What Iran's Rejected Hormuz Offer Means for Oil Prices and the War
Tehran said it could reopen the world's most important oil waterway within a week — if Washington eased pressure first. Trump said no. We explain what was offered, why it failed, and what it means for fuel and inflation.
Diesel at a Record $6.50 a Gallon, Explained: Why a Fuel You Don't Buy Is Raising Your Bills
War in the Middle East, a Russian export ban, and record US fuel exports have pushed diesel past its 2022 peak. Since it moves three-quarters of America's freight, everyone's grocery bill is about to feel it.
At His Final Climate Summit, Guterres Demands Fossil-Fuel Exit Timelines
World leaders met in New York on September 23 as scientists warned that breaching 1.5°C is now 'virtually inevitable' — and the outgoing UN chief told the G20 to lead the energy transition with clear deadlines.
The $105 Oil Shock: How Middle East Tensions Are Rewriting the Rules for Markets, Business, and Borrowers
With Brent crude above $105 and US-Iran tensions flaring around the Strait of Hormuz, the energy shock is driving bond yields to multi-decade highs, squeezing businesses and households, and forcing central banks back into tightening mode.