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Middle Eastern crude oil exports have increased, potentially easing consumer prices and prompting ASEAN nations to review energy security plans amid regional conflict.
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ASEAN's reliance on Middle Eastern crude oil, coupled with rising global prices, has prompted discussions on implementing regional fuel-security measures and long-term initiatives like the ASEAN...
Southeast Asian energy ministers meeting in Manila are expected to review regional fuel-security measures as the US-Israeli war against Iran drags on.
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