2026-07-13

Slovak President Pellegrini said Slovakia will not participate in the new €70 billion aid package for Ukraine, nor will it supply weapons to Ukraine or fund further rearmament.

Slovak President Pellegrini said Slovakia will not participate in the new €70 billion aid package for Ukraine, nor will it supply weapons to Ukraine or fund further rearmament.

2026-07-13

斯洛伐克总统佩列格里尼：斯洛伐克不会参与总额700亿欧元的新一轮对乌克兰援助计划，也不会向乌克兰提供武器或为其进一步武装提供资金。

斯洛伐克总统佩列格里尼：斯洛伐克不会参与总额700亿欧元的新一轮对乌克兰援助计划，也不会向乌克兰提供武器或为其进一步武装提供资金。

2026-07-13

Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting on the 12th quoted a Bushehr provincial official denying social-media reports that the Bushehr nuclear power plant area had been attacked. The Atomic Energy Organization of Iran said all units and facilities continue to operate normally and the plant is in a safe, stable condition; reports of an attack are false.

Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting on the 12th quoted a Bushehr provincial official denying social-media reports that the Bushehr nuclear power plant area had been attacked. The Atomic Energy Organization of Iran said all units and facilities continue to operate normally and the plant is in a safe, stable condition; reports of an attack are false.

2026-07-13

The UAE Foreign Ministry strongly condemned aggressive attacks on Kuwaiti border posts and offshore oil platforms.

The UAE Foreign Ministry strongly condemned aggressive attacks on Kuwaiti border posts and offshore oil platforms.

2026-07-13

阿联酋外交部：对针对科威特边境哨所和海上石油平台的侵略性攻击表示强烈谴责。

阿联酋外交部：对针对科威特边境哨所和海上石油平台的侵略性攻击表示强烈谴责。

2026-07-13

Falling crude has not produced equivalent drops in consumer fuel costs because refined-product supplies—not crude—are tight. The 3-2-1 crack spread has jumped to a record $65/bbl, implying refiners can buy crude at roughly $71/bbl and sell finished products valued around $136. The gap reflects refinery feed shortages—firms running cautious inventories and disruptions around the Strait of Hormuz, where refiners account for over 10% of global product output—rather than raw crude scarcity. Market m

Falling crude has not produced equivalent drops in consumer fuel costs because refined-product supplies—not crude—are tight. The 3-2-1 crack spread has jumped to a record $65/bbl, implying refiners can buy crude at roughly $71/bbl and sell finished products valued around $136. The gap reflects refinery feed shortages—firms running cautious inventories and disruptions around the Strait of Hormuz, where refiners account for over 10% of global product output—rather than raw crude scarcity. Market models that tie consumer fuel costs directly to crude risk understating near-term energy inflation. Diesel remains elevated, keeping transport costs high and sustaining upward pressure on other consumer prices; the price gap has also attracted political attention, with Trump threatening action against oil companies.