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How China's import cuts importing 8.5 million barrels a day down from 12.5 million and it's large oil reserve will keep oil prices low

07/15/2026

Not covered in the media for Hormuz is the combined response of US, China, India, Japan and the European Union to find alternatives to Hormuz making it less or not relevant to oil prices and oil supplies

07/10/2026

The Constructive Aspects of the situation in July 2026 from the Hormuz Crisis not covered in the Media

06/27/2026

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BP Fast Becoming a Takeover Target

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New York Times - 04.10.2011 Original article ›
Fiona Maharg Bravo, Fiona, Maharg Bravo, Christopher Swann, Christopher, Swann, , Rob Cox, Rob, Cox
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Analysts say BP has a weakened management, a setback in its Russian venture, and a discounted share price, all of which could make it atakeover target. BP's market value of $146 billion is $75 billion below the market value before the Gulf Oil Spill.
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Maker of BlackBerry Hopes PlayBook Tablet Will Revive Brand

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New York Times - 04.10.2011 Original article ›
Ian Austen, Ian, Austen

True to the Mission, Comedy Central Still Strong at 20

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New York Times - 04.10.2011 Original article ›
Brian Stelter, Brian, Stelter

Stop Waiting for a Savior

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New York Times - 04.10.2011 Original article ›
Timothy A. Hacsi, Timothy, A., Hacsi

Nationalist Appears to Lead Peru’s Presidential Election

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New York Times - 04.10.2011 Original article ›
Simon Romero, Simon, Romero, Andrea Zarate, Andrea, Zarate
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Ollanta Humala, is the leading candidate for the presidential election in Peru, with 27% of the vote after 43% of the votes were counted. Kuczynski has 23.6%, of the vote and Keiko Fujimori has 21.8%. Humala, lost a runoff against the current President Alan Garcia in 2006. He is modeling his campaign on the effort by Lula Ignacio Da Silva's when he ran for President of Brazil. Both have credentials viewed as left of centre and want to be viewed as offering a more balanced version of development. In Humala's case the rural areas outside of the capital city of Lima have not seen the benefits of rapid development and modernization.
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China Aids Suriname, Expanding South American Role

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New York Times - 04.10.2011 Original article ›
Simon Romero, Simon, Romero

Obama Is Missing

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New York Times - 04.10.2011 Original article ›
Paul Krugman, Paul, Krugman
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Krugman describes the President as coming across as bland and timid, and asks what happened to the guy with the inspiring message. Oliphant in a Washington Post cartoon shows the "pragmatic" Obama in 2011 debating the "inspiring message" Obama of 2008. Krugman says he thinks the country is looking for someone to lead, who believes in something- outside of re-election.
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Prisoner of Damascus

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New York Times - 04.10.2011 Original article ›
Yassin Al Haj Saleh, Yassin, Al Haj, Saleh

Leftist, Ex-President's Daughter Lead Peruvian Vote

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Wall Street Journal - 04.10.2011 Original article ›
Matt Moffett, Matt, Moffett

Italy's economy: The euro's Achilles heel

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Economist - 04.09.2011 Original article ›
Economist.Com

Pakistan: Post-uprisings depression

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Economist - 04.09.2011 Original article ›
Economist.Com

Nigeria's elections: They may even be democratic

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Economist - 04.09.2011 Original article ›
Economist.Com

The oil industry: Refined tastes

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Economist - 04.09.2011 Original article ›
Economist.Com

Mobile telecoms in Africa: Digital revolution

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Economist - 04.09.2011 Original article ›
Economist.Com

Lessons From Nuremberg

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New York Times - 04.09.2011 Original article ›
William Shawcross, William, Shawcross

Juggling the World, Wearily

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New York Times - 04.09.2011 Original article ›
Arthur S. Brisbane, Arthur, S., Brisbane
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News from all over the world comes into the New York Times Foreign Desk. Decisions have to be made which stories to run, and which stories go on the front page. Computer screens in the newsroom show the latest reporting from reporters around the world.
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The Deadlocked Debate Over Education Reform

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New York Times - 04.09.2011 Original article ›
Jonathan Mahler, Jonathan, Mahler

In African Stock Markets, Fear and Hope

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New York Times - 04.09.2011 Original article ›
Tim Gray, Tim, Gray

President Obama, Searching for Vision

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New York Times - 04.09.2011 Original article ›
Peter Baker, Peter, Baker
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Projecting a sense of a voice of moderation above the messy fray of politics may be a good thing, but it may also be seen as a sense of aloofness and a lack of new ideas and vision. It could end up creating a fuzzy-fuzzy picture of the President's leadership role on major issues facing the country, say some experts. Bill Clinton's period was a period of relative economic calm, the current times and economic uncertainty may actually require serious leadership.
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Day Laborers Brave Risks at Japan’s Nuclear Plants

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New York Times - 04.09.2011 Original article ›
Hiroko Tabuchi, Hiroko, Tabuchi
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The dangerous conditions and exposure to high levels of radiation faced by temporary workers at nuclear plants in Japan. Of the 83,000 workers at 18 Japanese nuclear plants, 88% are temp or contract workers, according to the nuclear agency. An account of the conditions faced by these workers, in what Keio University professor, Yukio Fujita, calls the hidden world of nuclear power.
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Is the Market Overvalued?

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Wall Street Journal - 04.09.2011 Original article ›
E.S. Browning, E.S., Browning

Among the Muslim Brothers

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Wall Street Journal - 04.09.2011 Original article ›
Matthew Kaminski, Matthew, Kaminski

Portugal's Bailout to Require Deep Cuts

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Wall Street Journal - 04.09.2011 Original article ›
Charles Forelle, Charles, Forelle

Last-Minute Deal Averts Shutdown

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Wall Street Journal - 04.09.2011 Original article ›
Naftali Bendavid, Naftali, Bendavid, Janet Hook, Janet, Hook

SEC Boots Up for Internet Age

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Wall Street Journal - 04.09.2011 Original article ›
Jean Eaglesham, Jean, Eaglesham, Jessica Holzer, Jessica, Holzer

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