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The article argues that Ed Miliband’s Net Zero agenda and reliance on Chinese renewable-energy technology create a dangerous national-security dependency on Beijing. It portrays Miliband as putting climate goals ahead of protecting Britain from Chinese espionage, coercion, and supply-chain control.
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The article reports claims from security sources that Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband is weak on China because the UK relies heavily on Chinese solar panels for Net Zero targets. It cites warnings from a former MI6 chief and criticism from Tony Blair to frame Miliband's climate agenda as a security and economic liability.
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Kemi Badenoch argues that Labour's tax and energy policies are driving wealthy entrepreneurs and business figures out of Britain, warning that lost tax revenue and jobs will hit ordinary families. She contrasts Labour's alleged hostility to wealth creation with Conservative plans to cut taxes, boost North Sea oil and gas, and revive business investment.
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Explosions near Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport prompted Saudi air-raid alerts and warnings across Riyadh, Jeddah, and Yanbu. Houthis claimed missile and drone attacks on Saudi targets, including an Aramco facility, as fighting escalates and threatens Red Sea oil routes.
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U.S. Central Command says oil and gas shipments through the Strait of Hormuz have reached a six-month high as U.S. forces protect commercial transits and blockade Iranian oil exports. The report highlights elevated U.S. gas prices and regional risks from Iran-backed attacks.
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Cuba's national power grid collapsed Friday, leaving millions without electricity, amid intensified U.S. economic pressure including fuel restrictions and new sanctions. The outage, at least the sixth nationwide collapse this year, was attributed by Cuban authorities to high-voltage line failures. The Trump administration says its measures aim to pressure Havana toward political and economic change, while Cuban officials blame U.S. sanctions for worsening shortages.
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An opinion column argues that China is sustaining Iran's war effort by buying Iranian oil and enabling sanctions evasion, and urges Trump to press Xi at their summit to reduce support. It proposes using conditional licenses for Chinese involvement in Venezuela's oil sector as leverage while keeping Taiwan security out of any bargain.
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Smoke and flames were seen near Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport after Saudi Arabia warned of a hostile aerial threat, with Houthi rebels blamed for escalating attacks. Flight cancellations and delays followed, amid fears of a broader oil-supply crisis after the Houthis seized Red Sea islands and attacked a Saudi pipeline.
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Cuba’s national power grid collapsed again Friday, the sixth nationwide outage this year, leaving millions without electricity. The article links the crisis to U.S. fuel restrictions under President Trump and describes widespread humanitarian and economic effects. It also notes reported U.S. consideration of military options amid stalled diplomatic transition efforts.
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Cuba suffered another nationwide blackout, leaving millions without power as ageing infrastructure and fuel shortages worsened. The article reports restoration efforts and resident frustration while presenting Cuban blame on US sanctions alongside Washington's attribution to poor management.
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Billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe said he has lost confidence in the UK and blamed Labour for failing on welfare, immigration, crime, and high taxes, arguing the super-rich are leaving. He also criticized UK energy policy and the 'politics of envy' while praising US attitudes toward wealth.
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Cuba suffered another islandwide blackout, its sixth since January, leaving millions without electricity. The article ties the worsening outages to the U.S. fuel cutoff and energy blockade and describes widespread public hardship.