'They blew the hell out of Bahrain': US official admits Iran damaged US base
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Hong Kong authorities are moving to punish three individuals who organised vigils commemorating the Tiananmen Square massacre. The prosecutions reflect a broader crackdown on civil society that intensified following the 2019 protest movement. Since then, authorities have restricted political participation, shut down civil society groups, and prosecuted activists and journalists. The alliance that historically organised the Tiananmen gatherings has itself been dissolved. In February, former pro-democracy media tycoon Jimmy Lai was sentenced to 20 years in prison under the city's national security law.
Global oil prices have surged past $107 per barrel this week, driven by mounting concerns over supply disruptions in the Middle East. Attacks on key shipping routes in the region have strained supply chains, pushing up fuel prices in the United States as well. The ongoing instability has raised questions about the reliability of critical energy transit corridors. Looking ahead, analysts expect China's oil import decisions to play a significant role in shaping future price movements. In response to shifting market conditions, OPEC has revised its global oil demand growth forecast for 2026.
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