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Energy Outlook fuel-reliant nations: Green now or grieve later

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By Niels de Hoog, John Lorié
| atradius.co.uk
The latest World Energy Outlook 2025 from the International Energy Agency (IEA) marks a worrying turning point in the global energy debate. For the first time in years, the pessimistic Current Policies Scenario (CPS) is back on the table, signalling a slowdown in the energy transition and later peaks in fossil fuel demand.
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Regional Economic Outlook MENA - September 2025

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By Niels de Hoog
| group.atradius.com
The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) has navigated choppy waters over the past two years, but there is light on the horizon. Although the Gaza war is still raging, Israel has established ceasefire deals with Hezbollah and Iran, limiting the risk of regional escalation. Houthi attacks on ships along the Red Sea route and the Gulf of Aden are less frequent and more targeted than before. Oil production is reviving after a period of moderation since the oil market boom in 2022.
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By Pablo Gutiérrez Verified, Tural Ahmedzade, Ashley Kirk Verified, Ajit Niranjan Verified, Niels de Hoog
| Yahoo Canada Verified
Two-thirds of the Earth’s surface experienced record heat in 2024. See where and by how much – visualised Two-thirds of the world’s surface was scorched by a month or more of record-breaking heat, Guardian analysis of satellite data can reveal. In oceans and on land, from Colombia to China, and from the north to south pole, records for the monthly average temperature were smashed time and time again last year – in some cases, by as much as 5C (9F) hotter than the previous record.
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