Xinhua News - Energy prices and the Iran war

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Xinhua News - Energy prices and the Iran war

Posted by Keith on March 17, 2026

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We're back in Xinhua News, commenting on energy prices and the Iran war:

https://english.news.cn/20260317/a69873ce865f4f269ad8c52daaa9f577/c.html

Thanks as always to the wonderful Larry Neild 😀

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Xinhua News - Energy prices and the Iran war

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