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Foreign correspondent in my hometown for @thenationalnews London bureau. Reposts and likes are bookmarks.
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Charging fees for passage through Strait of Hormuz 'could drive global inflation surge'

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By Fareed Rahman Verified, Lemma Shehadi Verified
| The National Verified
Iran's plan to levy tolls or service fees on vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz could lead to a surge in global inflation because such costs would make oil more expensive to transport through the waterway, experts have said. “For a major chokepoint used for oil, gas and container traffic, even a modest charge could increase freight, insurance and compliance costs, which may eventually make goods and oil more expensive for end users,” said Ana Subasic, trade risk analyst at Kpler.
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Biggest ships need deepest parts of Hormuz to get through, expert warns

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By Lemma Shehadi Verified
| The National Verified
The shipping industry has welcomed the establishment of Strait of Hormuz evacuation corridors but warn internationally recognised channels remain the most viable route for trade. The evacuation plan announced by Oman yesterday proposes two new corridors for crossing the channel: a northern route along the Iranian coast, and the southern route flanking Oman. About 11,000 seafarers who remain stranded in the Gulf are expected to use these routes to return home.
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Irena chief hails unexpected boost in global clean energy

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By Lemma Shehadi Verified
| The National Verified
Global green energy generation has moved up a gear as innovation dominates the roll-out of renewables, the head of the UN’s renewable energy agency has said. Francesco La Camera, Irena’s director general based in Abu Dhabi, told The National that the global push to build more renewable energy sources had been breaking barriers, with demand driven up by the energy crisis following the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.
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