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Dubai (AFP), Feb 26 - Choosing sides in Ukraine's crisis would have once been easy for Gulf states long protected by the US, but growing ties with Moscow - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke

Choosing sides in Ukraine's crisis would have once been easy for Gulf states long protected by the US, but growing ties with Moscow are forcing them to strike a balance.As the world rushed to condemn the Russian invasion of its smaller neighbour, the wealthy Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, including Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), have largely kept quiet.Middle East experts say their reticence is understandable given what's at play -- energy, money and securi...

GCC countries, including Saudi Arabia and the UAE, have largely kept quiet on Ukraine crisis.

Choosing sides in Ukraine's crisis would have once been easy for Gulf states long protected by the US, but growing ties with Moscow are forcing them to strike a balance. As the world rushed to condemn the Russian invasion of its smaller neighbour, the wealthy Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, including Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), have largely kept

Brent crude futures rose more than 8.9 per cent to trade at $105.36 a barrel at around 10:40am London time. US West Texas Intermediate futures, meanwhile, climbed ov...

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“High gas prices will almost certainly be blamed on the party in power, so it really seems like the Saudis are using the oil weapon against Democrats here.”

(Bloomberg) -- President Joe Biden said he would send American troops to Eastern Europe as the threat of a Russian invasion of Ukraine continues to weigh on the U.S. and its allies.  The U.S.

Whalen writes, "Minnesota’s soybean sector is a booming industry that needs to be supported. Once the EV mandate comes into effect, it will diminish the need for the soybean-based biodiesel industry."

The wild card will be the battered and bruised U.S. shale industry