China’s Russian oil imports spike in early 2026, but Iran war changes outlook
China significantly increased its Russian oil imports in early 2026 amid rising geopolitical tensions, but the ongoing Iran conflict threatens to alter the positive trend.
Measures Asian countries have taken due to the oil crisis: cars can only be driven every other day
Asian countries are implementing significant changes in work schedules and fuel regulations to cope with the oil crisis exacerbated by the conflict in Iran.
For those over 65: a study reveals why at this age it is better not to bathe every day
A study indicates that daily bathing may not be advisable for individuals over 65 due to changes in skin sensitivity and oil production.
VIDEOS: Good Morning City South of Minas on Tuesday, March 17, 2026
The report covers various news items including oil movements in the Strait of Hormuz, a deputy in Ceará under investigation, new internet rules for children, the Central Bank's actions regarding a conglomerate, suspension of loans by INSS, potential price changes on Ozempic, and weather conditions as autumn begins.
K. Vaitiekūnas on measures to control fuel prices: "We will talk to the Competition Council"
Lithuania's Finance Minister K. Vaitiekūnas announced plans to collaborate with the Competition Council to monitor fuel price changes amid rising costs and international oil price fluctuations.
Fear Barometer Rises Slightly: What Changes for Investors in the Oil Price Crisis
The article discusses the impact of the ongoing crisis in Iran on financial markets and investor sentiment, highlighting a recent slight increase in market anxiety amid fluctuating stock performance.
Radio News (16.03.2026 12:00:00)
Estonian news highlights include updates on Ukraine's airstrike on an oil depot, leadership changes at TV3, and NATO's discussions regarding security in the Strait of Hormuz.
War in Ukraine. D. Trump: V. Putin is ready for an agreement, negotiating with V. Zelensky is much more complicated
Donald Trump suggests that while Vladimir Putin is amenable to negotiations, reaching an agreement with Volodymyr Zelensky is far more challenging, especially with the backdrop of U.S. policy changes regarding sanctions on Russian oil.
Is Australia about to end its experiment with low unemployment?
Australia is facing potential changes to its low unemployment rates due to global oil price shocks stemming from recent Middle Eastern conflicts.
Attack on the Island of Chárg Changes the Logic of the War with Iran. The Fight Shifts to the World’s Oil Arteries
The U.S. military's recent strike on Chárg Island signifies a shift in the U.S.-Iran conflict from traditional military engagements to targeting critical economic infrastructures.
Petrobras raises diesel prices for distributors
Petrobras is set to increase the diesel price for distributors starting this Saturday, with no changes in other fuel prices.
Controversial lawsuit, media confiscations, and price increases
The article discusses Iceland's controversial involvement in a South African lawsuit against Israel and its potential implications, along with media changes and rising oil prices affecting the country.
India Changes Oil Strategy Amid Hormuz Tension
India has altered its oil supply strategy to enhance security, now sourcing approximately 70% of its crude imports from routes other than the Strait of Hormuz, up from 55%.
Tension over Hormuz, India changes the game! 70% oil from other routes, major plan for CNG
India is significantly altering its energy strategy by sourcing 70% of its crude oil imports from routes other than the Strait of Hormuz due to ongoing tensions in the region.
Thursday briefing: What an Iran negotiator thinks could happen next – and why Trump still has an off-ramp
A briefing discusses recent escalations in US-Iran tensions, focusing on the implications of leadership changes in Iran and the chaotic geopolitical landscape.
Release of Oil Reserves: Katherina Reiche Backs Down
German Economy Minister Katherina Reiche changes her stance and agrees to release oil reserves to stabilize market prices.
Equinor Signals a Change in Pace: – Radical Changes for Us as a Company
Equinor announces significant organizational changes in response to evolving conditions in Norway's oil sector.
Maaret's clever trick - Saved hundreds of euros with one decision
A Finnish family found a way to save hundreds of euros on fuel by making a strategic decision amidst rising oil prices due to global market changes.
A Moment of Respite in the Oil Market. And the Russians Have Already Won
This article discusses recent volatility in oil prices, U.S. foreign policy changes concerning energy exports from Russia and Iran, and Russia's response to proposals for renewed cooperation in energy supplies.
Oil Shortage Forced Holidays in Pakistan! Schools Closed, Government Offices Open Only 4 Days
Amid rising oil prices, the Pakistani government announced significant changes to operational days for schools and government offices to conserve fuel.
Oil: Navigating Uncharted Waters Amid War - The Tap is Closing in the Gulf
The global oil market is undergoing significant changes as major producers in the Persian Gulf reduce production amid the ongoing conflict with Iran.
If the conflict lasts for another 60 days, gasoline could rise to 3 euros
The ongoing conflict in Iran is causing significant changes in global energy markets, with potential gasoline price increases for Europeans as a result of the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.
Black Oil – Not Yet a Verdict for the Engine: Explains When It's Really Time for Service
An expert from TotalEnergies explains that changes in oil color are normal and not necessarily indicative of oil deterioration.
Service Station Operators: "We Look Out the Window and Are Surprised Ourselves"
The rising fuel prices in Germany, driven by the Iran war, are causing frustration among drivers and local fuel station operators who claim they have no control over price changes set by oil companies.
Trump changes his mind: India allowed to buy Russian oil
The U.S. has granted a temporary 30-day exemption allowing Indian refiners to purchase Russian oil amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Russian Urals crude rises above US$70 per barrel for first time since summer 2025
Russian Urals crude oil prices have surpassed US$70 per barrel for the first time since the summer of 2025, influenced by Middle Eastern conflicts and changes in trade routes.
Dramatic Changes in the Oil Market
The article discusses significant shifts occurring in the oil market.
On the Brink of an Energy Shock: Expert Describes Changes in Gas Prices
Rising oil prices are set to impact fuel costs in the Czech Republic significantly, with initial effects felt by transport companies before broader economic implications unfold.
South Bow plan to revive parts of Keystone XL faces significant hurdles
The South Bow proposal to revive parts of the Keystone XL pipeline could boost Canada’s crude exports to the U.S. significantly, facing potential hurdles related to U.S. approvals and infrastructural changes.
Zelenskyy calls for changes to European laws to allow confiscation of Russian shadow fleet tankers
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy emphasizes the need to update European laws to enable the confiscation of tankers involved in transporting Russian oil.
What changes for pensions of uniformed personnel and public employees – Tax-free oil through mobile phones for farmers starting November 1
The Greek government has proposed significant tax and pension legislative changes affecting military personnel and rural farmers.
VIDEO: The State of the Russian Economy Deteriorates, but Not Enough
The Russian economy is artificially maintaining growth through military spending amidst high inflation and other destabilizing factors, while facing the effects of Western sanctions and changes in the global oil market.
How to maintain your car engine for decades?
The article provides tips on how to ensure the longevity and efficiency of car engines through proper maintenance, focusing on oil change intervals and the importance of clean air and fuel filters.
Changes in Vaca Muerta: large multinationals are leaving, local companies are gaining weight, and state oil companies are emerging
Vaca Muerta is experiencing a shift in its corporate landscape as large multinational oil companies exit, paving the way for local firms and state-owned companies to take their place.
The US authorizes five major oil companies to operate in Venezuela
The US government has granted licenses to five major oil companies to engage in operations in Venezuela amidst political changes in the country.
US issues license authorizing oil and gas exploration and production in Venezuela, according to Treasury
The US Treasury has issued a general license permitting American companies to explore and produce oil and gas in Venezuela, following recent political changes.
Saudi-American Alliance to Enter the Oil and Gas Sector in Syria
A Saudi-American alliance is set to explore and produce oil and gas in northeastern Syria, reflecting a surge in foreign investments in the country's energy sector following significant political and economic changes.
NUPRC courts global investors with PIA reforms, 2025 licensing round
The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) is inviting global investors to participate in Nigeria's upcoming 2025 oil and gas licensing round, emphasizing the investor-friendly changes brought by the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA).
India changes the map of the black gold market
India's new trade deal with the US may significantly alter global oil market dynamics, particularly impacting Russia's crude oil exports.
What did Jairam Ramesh say about the trade deal with the US?
Jairam Ramesh discusses the implications of the recent trade deal with the US, highlighting concerns over oil purchases from Russia and the effects on Indian farmers due to potential import duty changes.
Why NNPC pulled the plug on refineries — Ojulari
Bayo Ojulari, CEO of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company, discusses the company's strategic changes in response to energy transition and domestic supply challenges during a recent interview.
Mexico, the historical lifeline of the Cuban dictatorship that is now deflating
Mexico has historically supported Cuba, but recent changes in U.S. policy have led to the cancellation of crude oil shipments to the island.
From Deir ez-Zor to Hasakah.. The map of control changes in the Syrian Jazira
The Syrian Jazira region is experiencing rapid changes in control dynamics following an agreement between the Syrian government and the SDF, affecting border crossings and oil and gas fields.
Trump bets on a pressured agreement with Cuba after the oil checkmate
The geopolitical standoff over Cuba has begun, with significant changes as Cuba's foreign ministry expressed willingness for respectful dialogue and expanded cooperation with the United States following Trump's announcement of talks with Castro's government.
Significant Changes in Syria
Residents of Tabqa reportedly welcomed the government army this morning following the withdrawal of SDF forces from the area, with intense fighting occurring in Raqqa as the Syrian army gains control of key oilfields in eastern Syria.
USA is pressing. How much longer can the red regime in Cuba survive
The article discusses the economic ties between Cuba, Venezuela, and the USA, and the impact of these relations on Cuba's current crisis, including the effects of Venezuelan oil supply changes, US pressure actions on the Cuban regime, key political figures in Cuba, and the struggling sectors of Cuba's economy.
Coffee, meat, oil... Which products have seen the biggest price increases (or decreases) in 2025?
The article discusses the most significant price changes for everyday food items in 2025, noting a general inflation rate of just 0.8% according to Insee data.
Economist Vidaković: Americans do not need oil as a liquid
Economist Neven Vidaković discussed geopolitical changes and their effects on the economy, stating that significant rises in energy prices should not be expected due to unrest in Iran and political changes in Venezuela.
Trump calls oil giants to exploit Venezuela: Reservations from ExxonMobil, Chevron more positive
Trump encourages oil companies to invest in Venezuela amidst political changes, with ExxonMobil expressing caution while Chevron shows more optimism.
The fleet that changes flags intensifies the clash over Venezuela between Russia and the United States
The article discusses the struggle for Venezuela between Russia and the US, focusing on the Marinera ship and other oil tankers that operate under a shadow fleet amidst Western sanctions.