Neil Quilliam

British political scientist

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This is not necessarily about the price of oil today, whether it sits at $100 or whether it goes up to $109 a barrel. What’s happened in Hormuz, for example, is structural. There’s no going back to the situation before February 28,
I don’t think America fully appreciates the impact this deteriorating security situation is having, nor the longer-term impact this is likely to have,
  • said Neil Quilliam, an energy policy, geopolitics and foreign affairs specialist, at the Chatham House think tank in London
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The current conflict exposes a new level of vulnerability for Saudi Arabia,
China is unlikely to abandon its economic relationship with Iran because Iranian energy remains important to Chinese interests,
The administration appears to have left itself room to escalate,
It’s as much a warning as it is a sanctions announcement,

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Trump, Iran exchange fresh threats as Hormuz tensions strain truce

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Following US President Donald Trump's remarks on Friday regarding his openness to continuing talks with Iran despite the recent surge in hostilities between the two countries, Iran's foreign ministry spokesperson warned of “reciprocal action” against any breach of commitments by Washington DC

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Europe reviews 'Malacca-based' proposal to charge ships in Strait of Hormuz

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The Philippines on Saturday called on the United States and Iran to exercise restraint and resume diplomatic talks after renewed hostilities shattered a ceasefire, raising fears of wider instability in the Gulf and threatening one of the world's most critical shipping lanes

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