Three reasons to explain the return of oil supplies to the pre-Iran war levels.
Despite Iranian restrictions and reports of oil tankers targeting during the war, oil exports have returned to levels close to before the war.
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Despite Iranian restrictions and reports of oil tankers targeting during the war, oil exports have returned to levels close to before the war.
In the economic week, we discuss the allocation by the French Government of Euro64 billion to the education sector in the next year ' s budget, while the country is experiencing violent protests against secondary school students. What details of the budget for the next public education sector? How much do you meet the demands of protesters? We also address the dispatch by the French President of soldiers and radars to protect the Saudi oil spring site. What is important in the export of Saudi oil across the Red Sea? We highlight the World Bank ' s warning of lack of water in Tunisia. How will agriculture and the Tunisian economy be affected?
In a face-to-face paragraph, when the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Brahm Saleh, warns the International Security Council that the long-standing conditions of the Saharan refugees in Western Sahara are worsening, with a severe lack of funding for their humanitarian needs, with the two guests: from Rabat, Dr. Lassssan Adit, expert in strategic and international affairs. It is Madrid, Mr. Abi Sharia Al-Bashir, Special Adviser to the President of the Frente Polisario.
Why are the confrontations between the Houtians and the Saudis back? What does the current escalation have to do with the war between the United States and Iran?