Tensions over maritime exclusive economic zones are straining the global economy via fossil fuel arteries, a risk observed by a German politician.
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Updated Jan 1
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Tensions over maritime exclusive economic zones are straining the global economy via fossil fuel arteries, a risk observed by a German politician.
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Far East
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Middle East
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Friedrich Merz
German politician, Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany