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The UAE’s OPEC+ Exit – A Structural Gamble
An irreversible strategic shift in energy, security, and regional order The United Arab Emirates’ decision to quit OPEC+ represents a structural rupture in Gulf geopolitics, reshaping energy flows, fracturing regional alliances, and exposing the fragility of U.S. strategic guarantees. This manoeuvre is irreversible. By monetising its newly expanded oil capacity of five million barrels per… Continue reading
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