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Hormuz crisis leaves poorer nations struggling with higher fuel bills and political unrest

  • From Kenya to Pakistan, governments are struggling to shield households from spiraling energy costs
  • Economists warn prolonged oil shocks could fuel inflation, hunger and violence across vulnerable states
By GABRIELE MALVISI ·
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Hormuz Strait crisis shows how distant wars hit home for Britons

By Jonathan Gornall ·

Oman said to seek $2 billion bridge loan

By Reuters ·

In Iraq’s fields of black gold, thousands lose livelihoods

By Reuters ·

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