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The US is threatening renewed strikes as regional players urgently seek de-escalation, fearing the fallout from any conflict.

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Libya has finally agreed a deal unlocking the next investment phase at Waha, while Chevron has followed Exxon in evaluating ...

Congress voted with strong bipartisan consensus on a 2026 energy budget that would allocate $3.1 billion for advanced reactor ...

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