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🛢️ SAUDI ARABIA TO CUT OUTPUT BY 1 MLN BPD, RUSSIA BY 0.5MLN BPD, OTHERS TO CUT MORE - SOURCE #OOTT ...

🇧🇷 BRAZIL SET TO JOIN OPEC+ - DELEGATE ...

🇪🇺 🇷🇺 How hydrogen will take over Europe's energy market and what Russia should do about it | Rybar

🔶️ Hydrogen is being promoted worldwide as an alternative to fossil fuels.

🔶️ Through the efforts of TNC lobbyists, "green" political parties and eco-activists, public opinion is being shaped to achieve zero emissions. In economic terms, this will allow, above all, the US, UK and their allies to impose their energy consumption standards and technologies to enforce those standards on the world.

🔶️ A new global financial and energy structure is emerging, and regional conflicts around the world, including the SMO in Ukraine, have created additional favorable conditions for achieving long-standing goals.

https://rybar.ru/nekompetentnye-politiki-i-zelenaya-povestka-kak-instrument-kolonizaczii-evropy/

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🇦🇷 💵 Argentina will no longer join BRICS

🔶️ Nov 30 (Reuters) - Argentina's incoming Foreign Minister Diana Mondino says the country will not join the BRICS grouping of developing nations in a post on social media X on Thursday.

🔶️ Argentina was among six countries invited to become new members of the BRICS at a summit held in South Africa in August, part of the grouping's push to reshuffle a Western-dominated world order it sees as outdated.

https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/argentinas-incoming-foreign-minister-says-country-will-not-join-brics-bloc-2023-11-30/

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🇻🇪 🇬🇾Escalating Tensions: Military Buildup on Venezuela-Guyana Border Sparks Concerns

As the longstanding dispute over the Essequibo area intensifies between Venezuela and Guyana, Brazil takes strategic measures to reinforce troops near the northern border. The contested territory, a source of contention for over a century between Caracas and Georgetown, is now at the center of escalating geopolitical tensions.

Caracas is set to conduct a consultative referendum on December 3, asserting the Bolivarian Republic's rights to the disputed territory west of the Essequibo River. The area in question spans 159,500 square kilometers, constituting the largest part of Guyana and housing a population of 283,000, with a total neighboring population of approximately one million.

Despite a 1983 convention signed by Caracas and Georgetown to peacefully resolve the territorial dispute, external influences, particularly U.S. intervention, have complicated matters. The discovery of a substantial oil source by ExxonMobil in 2015 further exacerbated tensions. Seven additional companies, including China National Offshore Oil Corporation, QatarEnergy, and TotalEnergies, recently received licenses for offshore development, contributing to the complex geopolitical landscape.

Unconfirmed reports allege that the entire government of Guyana is under the influence of ExxonMobil, raising concerns about the impartiality of the territorial dispute. This development has heightened tensions, especially for Caracas, given its sensitivity to the exploitation of oil-rich disputed territories.

Complicating the situation is the broader context of warming relations between Caracas and Washington. Recent U.S. policy shifts, including the lifting of restrictions on Venezuelan raw material exports and a shift in rhetoric towards Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, signal a potential period of reconciliation.

However, the emerging military conflict in Guyana threatens to disrupt this delicate phase of diplomatic engagement. Reports suggest that skirmishes along the Venezuela-Guyana border are already underway, adding urgency to the situation.

While the possibility of U.S. military intervention looms, the challenges associated with intervening in Venezuela, a sizable and resilient nation, give Washington pause. The potential for a protracted conflict and increased reputational risks for the U.S. Democratic Party further complicate any decision to engage militarily in the region. The evolving situation underscores the delicate balance between territorial disputes, geopolitical interests, and the broader implications for regional stability.

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🚢 🌍 🇾🇪 The Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC), the largest shipping line in the world, has decided not to transport goods through the Suez Canal due to threats from Yemen.

🔶️ In the long run, this problem increases the costs of the Israeli regime’s partner companies to a great extent and increases the economic pressure on Israel. A problem that seems to continue at least until the end of the Gaza war. 🇮🇱

https://english.iswnews.com/32195/the-worlds-first-major-shipping-line-stopped-shipping-in-the-red-sea/

First Quantum suspends 7,000 contract workers at Panama mine

https://www.reuters.com/markets/commodities/first-quantum-suspends-7000-contract-workers-panama-mine-2023-11-30/

🇵🇦🇨🇦 Panama trade minister resigns after mining contract backlash

Panama's Trade Minister Federico Alfaro announced his resignation on Thursday days after the country's top court ruled a contract between the government and Canadian miner First Quantum was unconstitutional.

The trade ministry led negotiations on a contract between the government and First Quantum to operate a key copper mine, which opponents have deemed as too generous to the miner.

In a resignation letter addressed to the president and shared on social media, Alfaro mentioned the contract, which generated months of protest throughout Panama, as well as the court ruling.

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📢 🇫🇮 🇨🇳 "Everything indicates" a Chinese ship damaged the Baltic pipeline on purpose, Finland said.

https://www.politico.eu/article/balticconnector-damage-likely-to-be-intentional-finnish-minister-says-china-estonia/