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Recovering journalist turned communications consultant with focus on Saudi Arabia and UAE. Lifelong fan of THFC, proud father and grandfather.
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The Gulf is taking one for the team in the Hormuz crisis

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By Frank Kane 
| Arabian Gulf Business Insight (AGBI)
A comfortable narrative has recently taken hold in Washington and the US media. The Hormuz crisis, it runs, would have become an even worse global economic catastrophe were it not for American energy dominance. US shale production, liquefied natural gas (LNG) export capacity and strategic reserves have insulated the international economy from the worst of the Strait’s closure. The era of Gulf leverage over global energy markets is drawing to a close, the line goes.
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War is transforming how the world views Fujairah

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By Frank Kane 
| Arabian Gulf Business Insight (AGBI)
There is a moment, cresting the Hajjar mountains on the highway from Dubai to Fujairah, that fairly knocks you back. You have driven through the desert, climbed through the dramatic rock formations, and then all of a sudden there it is: the Gulf of Oman stretching away to the horizon, deep azure but with whitecap waves hinting at the turbulent Indian Ocean beyond. It is very different from the pristine white sands and turquoise ripples you left a couple of hours ago in Jumeirah.
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Body bags, bond markets and the fate of Hormuz

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By Frank Kane 
| Arabian Gulf Business Insight (AGBI)
Oil traders are not geopolitical sophisticates by nature – they just want to get on with making money. But because since February 28 their livelihoods have depended on the geopolitical fallout of the US-Israeli war with Iran, they have been forced to make assessments that are normally left to diplomats and defence analysts.
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