UAE break from Opec signals new era of energy independence
Energy,Middle East,Oil,United Arab Emirates,OPEC,Global Oil Supply
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The UAE has announced that it is leaving Opec and the wider "Opec+" group. This decision is being framed as a geopolitical rupture, a major blow to Opec and a boost to President Trump. In reality, it's something more subtle but potentially more significant, marking a move from coordinated energy management to strategic independence.
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