As OPEC's Energy Influence Wanes, China's Minerals Clout Rises - The Wall Street Journal
As OPEC’s Energy Influence Wanes, China’s Minerals Clout Rises - WSJ
From OPEC’s oil embargo on the U.S. in the 1970s to Russia’s cutoff of gas to Western Europe last year, unsavory regimes have weaponized their control of oil and gas to pursue strategic goals.
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