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  1. The war in Iran has exposed major geopolitical and energy security risks across Southeast Asia, prompting international monitoring.
  2. The war in Iran has exposed major geopolitical and energy security risks across Southeast Asia, prompting international monitoring.
  3. The war in Iran has exposed major geopolitical and energy security risks across Southeast Asia, prompting international monitoring.
  4. The war in Iran has exposed major geopolitical and energy security risks across Southeast Asia, prompting international monitoring.

The International Energy Agency warned of energy import bills rising to $245 billion by 2035, highlighting major risks due to over-reliance on oil and gas.

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The International Energy Agency warned of energy import bills rising to $245 billion by 2035, highlighting major risks due to over-reliance on oil and gas.

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  1. Muhammad Tehseen warns that the rising import bill for fossil fuels is currently threatening Pakistan's economic stability.Sub-event
  2. IEA warns of energy import bills rising to $245 billion by 2035 due to war risks in the region.1 source

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