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Second Ship Targeted in Strait of Hormuz as Gulf Maritime Tensions Intensify

Dubai — A second commercial vessel came under attack in the Strait of Hormuz on Wednesday, the British military said,

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Markets Look Ahead as Venezuela Enters a New Political Chapter

Global investors and economists are assessing fresh opportunities and risks as Venezuela stands at a historic turning point, with expectations