Trump is urging Exxon Mobil, Chevron, ConocoPhillips and others to invest $100 billion to rebuild the sector. The companies themselves are cautious if not circumspect.
‘If you don’t want to go in, just let me know, because I’ve got 25 people that aren’t here today that are willing to take your place,’ Trump told executives.
US President further said the oil will be sold at market price, and proceeds will be controlled by him to ensure they benefit Americans and Venezuelans.
Remains to be seen whether US promise is more rhetoric than reality, Pakistani economist Javed Hassan tells ThePrint. He says Trump’s posts suggest desperation to get India deal.
American president did not name oil company which will lead exploration & development of Pakistan’s oil reserves. The bilateral tie has seen an uptick especially after Op Sindoor.
On 9 June, a massive fire broke out at an oil field in Assam's Baghjan. A doctor who previously worked with the company explained the incident. Read full text here:
With only 1.6 billion barrels of storage capacity available, producers will be forced to cut output soon as there’ll be no place left to put unwanted crude.
Nick Jonas is not trying to modernise the mangalsutra, but his gesture shows that choices can be equal. If commitment must be flaunted, it need not be gendered.
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