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FUEL BARTERING IN ASIA
Asia barters for scarce energy as Iran crisis throttles suppliesIran war: Asian nations are scrambling for fuel amid Middle East supply disruptions and China's export bans. Indonesia is seeking deals wit...- Africa’s Croesus Aliko Dangote inspired by Reliance; now seeks to rival Jamnagar refineryNigerian multi billionaire businessman, also the richest in Africa is hero to some and monopolist to others. He is seeking India Inc’s help...
- Why it seems everything we knew about the global economy is no longer trueThe economic conventions that policymakers had relied on since the Berlin Wall fell more than 30 years ago — the unfailing superiority of o...
- Russia pursues active eco outreach with South Asia to meet key local demandsFacing unprecedented sanctions, Russia is also actively looking towards East (not just China) to mitigate the effects of sanctions by diver...
- Anatomy of a conspiracy: With COVID-19, China took leading roleA nine-month investigation of state-sponsored disinformation conducted in collaboration with the Atlantic Council's Digital Forensic Resear...
- Venezuela turns to India as sanctions cut oil flow to U.S., EuropeThe South American nation is turning its focus to cash-paying buyers, especially in India, its second-largest customer after the US.
- Battle over lucrative aviation fuel pipeline heats up between Reliance Industries, Oil PSUsMysore Colony is ground zero of a fascinating battle between two large state-run petrol companies on the one side and the behemoth Reliance...
- Conflict commodities: Illicit trades fuel armed conflicts in Africa, AsiaCommodities that can be seized and transported easily are more likely to be used to fuel conflicts.
- Scrap the dollar for a 'glocalised' currencyLooming US recession has caused global investors to convert their dollar holdings into commodities like gold, silver and oil, fuelling infl...
- A look at India's oil vulnerability indexWith oil prices poised tantalisingly near the $100-a-barrel mark, the economies of oil importing, developing countries will be hit hard.
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