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Special Green energy policies pose risk of ‘stranded lives’ in poorer countries, says IEF chief 

Green energy policies pose risk of ‘stranded lives’ in poorer countries, says IEF chief 

  • Developing nations are suffering because of “green” investment policies of rich countries, Joe McMonigle tells Arab News
  • OPEC+ decision to cut oil production has been proven correct, says International Energy Forum secretary general 
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Oil is ‘basically irreplaceable,’ OPEC leader tells Davos

Oil is ‘basically irreplaceable,’ OPEC leader tells Davos

By Frank Kane ·
Middle East to buck ‘most pessimistic’ trends

Middle East to buck ‘most pessimistic’ trends

By Frank Kane ·
Middle East to buck ‘most pessimistic’ trends, says PwC exec

Middle East to buck ‘most pessimistic’ trends, says PwC exec

By Frank Kane ·
Rolls-Royce enters electric age with unveiling of Spectre model video

Rolls-Royce enters electric age with unveiling of Spectre model

By Frank Kane ·
Middle East car buyers rush to place Rolls-Royce Spectre orders: CEO video

Middle East car buyers rush to place Rolls-Royce Spectre orders: CEO

By Frank Kane ·
Exclusive Bandar Alkhorayef, Saudi minister of industry and minerals, being interviewed on Frankly Speaking. (Screengrab from AN video) video

Frankly Speaking: ‘We have a huge program to discover more and more mineral resources,’ says Saudi industry and minerals minister

By Frank Kane ·
Special Ahmed bin Sulayem, executive chairman of the Dubai Multi Commodities Centre, speaking to Arab News’ Frank Kane. (Screenshot/AN Photo) video

Frankly Speaking: New corporate tax unlikely to affect UAE’s competitiveness, says CEO of Dubai Multi Commodities Center

By Frank Kane ·
Special Simon Penney, UK Trade Commissioner for the Middle East. (Screen grab from Frankly Speaking video) video

Frankly Speaking: Terror threat won’t deter British investment expansion in the Middle East, UK trade official says

By Frank Kane ·
Exclusive Hall Delano Roosevelt says terrorism is a reality one has to deal with, whether in the US, in Europe or anywhere in the Middle East. (AN photo) video

Frankly Speaking: ‘Houthi terror attacks will not deter American investments in the region, says Hall Delano Roosevelt

By Frank Kane ·
Special Frankly Speaking: Saudi Arabia can be a leading oil exporter while also fighting climate change, says deputy minister for environment

Frankly Speaking: Saudi Arabia can be a leading oil exporter while also fighting climate change, says deputy minister for environment

By Frank Kane ·
Update Oil price surges to highest level for seven years

Oil price surges to highest level for seven years

By Frank Kane ·
Exclusive Huma Abedin, longtime aide to Hillary Clinton, warns of a growing split in US political circles. ‘It’s not the same Washington,’ she says. ‘The parties have become so much more divided in terms of basic common human decency.’

Frankly Speaking: ‘I was attacked during the 2016 campaign simply because I was Muslim,’ says former Hillary Clinton staffer Huma Abedin

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