Tensions are rising due to the Middle East conflict, impacting maritime zone negotiations, clogging vital fossil fuel arteries, and causing pipeline damage affecting global economies.
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Updated Jun 13
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Tensions are rising due to the Middle East conflict, impacting maritime zone negotiations, clogging vital fossil fuel arteries, and causing pipeline damage affecting global economies.
Who's involved
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EU foreign minister Kaja Kallas faces criticism as global tensions rise due to Middle East conflict and Beijing's influence on Taiwan.Also in this story
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- IRGC directed attacks against European targets, allegedly supported from Baghdad.
- The People's Liberation Army is simulating potential conflict in Taiwan, informed by lessons learned from the war in Ukraine.
The entities involved
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Beijing
capital city of China
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Middle East
geopolitical region encompassing Egypt and most of Western Asia, including Iran
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Kaja Kallas
Estonian politician and former prime minister of Estonia (born 1977)
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