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Danube Dispatch·Oct 21Hungary's paks reactors hit output cuts as danube levels dropLow water on the river has forced reduced generation at Hungary's only nuclear plant, pushing the country onto expensive emergency imports.
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InThe Pyura NetworkbyPYURA ANSHUMAN·Oct 16Japan, the Strait of Hormuz, and the Future of the PetrodollarAn evidence-based assessment of Japan’s economic exposure, energy security, yen stability, industrial competitiveness, and the most…
