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Energy

Editorial illustration of a connected world divided between dark oil routes and a bright semiconductor and data-centre grid, with people standing on uneven economic layers.
The oil shock and the AI investment boom are pulling the same global economy in opposite directions.Illustration: OpenAI ImageGen / NowpinionAI-generated editorial illustration created with OpenAI ImageGen under Nowpinion's direction.

analysis

The Global Economy Survived the Oil Shock. Not Everyone Did.

The IMF still expects 3.0 percent global growth in 2026. That number conceals a widening divide between economies earning from chips and compute and those paying more for fuel, food and finance.

Editorial illustration of a crude-oil drop being distorted through a lens into a gas-flame shadow over Great Britain.
AI-generated editorial illustration: Nowpinion / OpenAIAI-generated editorial illustration. It visualizes misinformation and is not documentary evidence.

fact-check

Britain Did Not Start Buying Russian Gas Again

A temporary licence for diesel and jet fuel, plus an LNG shipping exception, was flattened into a story that Britain crawled back to Russian gas. It didn't.