Geopolitical Analysis: End of Petrostate Era May Not Bring Peace to Middle East

An analysis suggests that a transition to clean energy may not resolve conflicts in the Middle East, citing ongoing instability and the uncertain status of the Strait of Hormuz, which currently impacts a fifth of global oil and gas supplies.

13 Apr, 14:35 — 13 Apr, 14:35

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The End of the Petrostate Era Won’t Bring Peace: David Fickling

With the Middle East in flames and a fifth of the world’s supplies of oil and gas in limbo thanks to the uncertain status of the Strait of Hormuz, it’s tempting to imagine that a clean-energy world might leave such conflicts behind.

By David Fickling

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Was der Nahe Osten braucht: „Ich bin der Feind, den du getötet hast, mein Freund“

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Geopolitical Analysis: End of Petrostate Era May Not Bring Peace to Middle East

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The End of the Petrostate Era Won’t Bring Peace: David Fickling

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Was der Nahe Osten braucht: „Ich bin der Feind, den du getötet hast, mein Freund“

The End of the Petrostate Era Won’t Bring Peace: David Fickling

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