Analyst Says Oil Price Will Be 'the Arbiter' of Middle East War
Energy expert Thierry Bros discussed the conflict's economic dimension with France 24.
Energy expert Thierry Bros, a professor at Sciences Po, said the price of oil would be "the arbiter" of the ongoing war in the Middle East, in an interview with France 24's French service.
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- Guerre au Moyen-Orient : "le prix du baril sera l'arbitre de cette guerre" — France 24 — Français
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