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🎙️ As the US and China jostle for dominance, Asian nations walk a tightrope on trade, tech and security.On today’s Big Take Asia podcast, host K. Oanh Ha and Bloomberg’s Adam Farrar recap the biggest takeaways from the APEC summit beyond the Trump-Xi headlines. ⤵️ https://t.co/ArII7kfI5Y ...

Group 1: Khor Mor Gas Expansion Project - Dana Gas and Crescent Petroleum have commenced gas sales from the Khor Mor gas expansion project in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, completing the project eight months ahead of schedule [1] - The KM250 project adds 250 million standard cubic feet per day (MMscf/d) of capacity, increasing total output to 750 MMscf/d, along with producing 7,000 barrels per day of condensate and 460 tonnes per day of liquefied petroleum gas [1] - The Khor Mor site currently meets around 80% of the Kurdistan Region's power needs, with a total financing of US$1.1 billion for the expansion project [1] Group 2: Geopolitical Context - The West is aiming to re-establish influence in Iraq, particularly to reduce Iran's longstanding dominance, with major U.S. and European oil and gas companies returning to the region [2] - The strategy includes fostering closer cooperation between the Federal Government of Iraq and the Kurdistan Region, with a focus on reducing ties with Chinese, Russian, and Iranian companies [3] - The UAE's cooperation is seen as crucial for the success of Western strategies in the Middle East, especially in light of its previous concerns regarding China's influence in the region [4]

War is permanently changing Ukraine’s geography. Nowhere is this illustrated more clearly than in the contrast between two of its great cities https://t.co/s1BHUZIwTDPhoto: AP https://t.co/Z3C0IeLLva ...

Deep-pocketed Chinese venture firms offer Latin America's startups much-needed capital, but it comes with geopolitical risks, says @JPSpinetto (via @opinion) https://t.co/K7hi2Gb8QG ...

One potential flash point with China, probably the potential flash point with China in the coming years is over the issue of Taiwan. The Chinese military is encroaching on Taiwan's sealanes, its airspace, its cyber space. I know you have said that Xiinping wouldn't dare move militarily on Taiwan while you're in office.But what if he does. Would you order US forces to defend Taiwan. >> You'll find out if it happens.and he understands the answer to that. Uh why not say this never even came up yesterday as a s ...

I'd call it a truce. I would not call it a breakthrough. I think it creates more stability in a relationship that has had more stability until liberation day.It was a short meeting. It was only 90 minutes long. It was expected to be 3 to 4 hours.With translation, that means that it was really only a 45minute meeting. So most of what was expected had already been discussed and agreed to. There was nothing on Taiwan, though the Chinese had floated it.There was nothing on Russia, though Trump had floated it. I ...

Europe will now have to foot the bill in Ukraine almost entirely without America. The task is daunting. But the continent knows what must be done, and is finding the backbone to do it https://t.co/WSrSGZtvk7 ...

President Donald Trump denied that he’d made a decision to strike military targets inside Venezuela, contradicting a media report that he’d given approval for an attack. https://t.co/B87TfSx10t ...

The Philippines’ top defense official called for deeper military ties with the US in a bid to face down mutual threats amid worsening relations with Beijing https://t.co/QPr45JgFI5 ...