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The Greek government has proposed significant tax and pension legislative changes affecting military personnel and rural farmers.

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.

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.

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 government has granted licenses to five major oil companies to engage in operations in Venezuela amidst political changes in the country.

The US Treasury has issued a general license permitting American companies to explore and produce oil and gas in Venezuela, following recent political changes.

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.

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's new trade deal with the US may significantly alter global oil market dynamics, particularly impacting Russia's crude oil exports.

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.

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 has historically supported Cuba, but recent changes in U.S. policy have led to the cancellation of crude oil shipments to the island.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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 encourages oil companies to invest in Venezuela amidst political changes, with ExxonMobil expressing caution while Chevron shows more optimism.

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.

U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright elaborated on President Donald Trump's plan for U.S. control over Venezuelan oil, stating that raw Venezuelan oil will soon be sold on the market to leverage the Venezuelan government towards permanent changes.

This article discusses the current oil market situation in relation to the agreement between the U.S. and Venezuela, its implications for oil supply and prices, potential political and economic changes resulting from the agreement, its strategic significance for the relations between Venezuela, China, and the U.S., and possible investment opportunities for American oil companies in Venezuela.

Donald Trump notified U.S. oil executives about impending military operations against Nicolás Maduro, suggesting significant changes were approaching.

Repsol is pending US authorization to restart oil exports from Venezuela following a suspension in March due to regulatory changes.

Wall Street saw gains as investors focused on benefits stemming from changes in Venezuela, leading to a 600-point surge in the Dow Jones index despite geopolitical risks.

Trump's intervention in Venezuela has led to a surge in stock prices for European defense firms and boosted shares of Repsol and U.S. oil producers amid oil market changes.

The podcast discusses the implications of U.S. actions in Venezuela following the Trump administration's attacks and the arrest of Nicolás Maduro, questioning the true motives behind U.S. involvement, particularly regarding oil resources and potential regime changes in Latin America.

Venezuela's oil exports are severely affected by a gray legal framework, sanctions, and operational chaos, leading to changes in maritime routes and shipping processes.

The White House outlines demands for Venezuela's transition, including oil sales blockade, democratic changes without delays, expulsion of armed groups, combatting drug trafficking, and severing ties with Russia, Iran, and China.

Despite the political changes in Venezuela, OPEC+ member countries have decided to maintain their oil production levels as previously agreed.