Strait of Hormuz closure reverberates across Asia as oil prices and shipping face acute disruption Strait of Hormuz closure sends shockwaves through Asian economies as shipping firms suspend Gulf transits …
ASEAN fuel reserve plan unveiled at Cebu summit to blunt oil shocks ASEAN leaders at the Cebu summit agreed to create a shared fuel reserve to shield members from oil …
Japan Energy Crisis Echoes 1970s as Leaders Weigh Plan B Japan faces an energy crisis after the Iran war; policymakers are drawing on 1970s lessons and weighing strategic reserves, supplier …
Japan bolstering economic ties with Africa to secure oil and industrial minerals Japan bolstering economic ties with Africa as Tokyo steps up diplomatic and trade outreach to oil- and mineral-rich …
Southeast Asia Shifts Oil Imports from Gulf to Brunei, Libya and U.S. Suppliers Trade and shipping data show Southeast Asian countries rerouting oil imports from the Gulf to Brunei, Libya …
Japan energy security initiative POWERR Asia targets regional oil stockpiles and financing to bolster Asia-Pacific resilience Japan’s energy security initiative POWERR Asia aims to build regional oil stockpiles and financial …
Taiyo Oil buys crude from Sakhalin-2 amid Middle East turmoil, says spot purchase not subject to sanctions Taiyo Oil buys crude from Sakhalin-2 to boost supply stability amid Middle East …
Tankers Avoiding the Strait of Hormuz Head to Japan; Majority Depart from UAE’s Fujairah As of May 1, 2026, 11 tankers avoiding the Strait of Hormuz are en route to …
Pakistan fuel import bill surges to $800 million, threatening broad economic shock Pakistan fuel import bill surges from $300m to $800m, triggering a severe economic shock that raises inflation, strains …
Standoff in the Strait of Hormuz Pushes Oil Above $120 as U.S. Gas Prices Hit Four-Year High Standoff in the Strait of Hormuz drives oil prices above $120 per barrel …
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