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🇱🇧 🪖 ❗️ — Local sources in the village of Debl confirmed to us that Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF) are indeed withdrawing their positions across the border points in Southern Lebanon, reportedly after being warned by United States of the incoming military action by Israel!
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Austrians vote on Sunday in a general election that could see the right-wing opposition Freedom Party (FPÖ) top the polls for the first time.
But now, led by Herbert Kickl, the FPÖ is within reach of a historic victory. It narrowly leads the ruling conservatives in the opinion polls, and the opposition Social Democrats are in third place.
Even if the Freedom Party manages to come first, no party is expected to win enough seats for an outright majority, and building a coalition is likely to be difficult.
The FPÖ has successfully tapped into concerns about migration, rising inflation, the war in Ukraine and anger over the way the Covid pandemic was handled, and for months has been hovering around 27% in the polls, up to two points ahead of the conservative Österreichische Volkspartei (ÖVP) or Austrian People's Party, which is predicting a photo finish.
Like other far-right European parties, the FPÖ combines tough rhetoric on immigration and Islam with promises to reduce what it regards as interference from Brussels in national affairs.
But Kickl has also aligned his party closely with Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orban, the self-styled champion of "illiberal democracy" and expressed a more conciliatory tone when it comes to Russia.
The Freedom Party leader has called European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen a "warmonger" and opposes sanctions on Russia over its invasion of Ukraine.
The conservative People’s Party, led by Austria’s current chancellor Karl Nehammer, has repeatedly excluded joining a Kickl-led government, although it has not ruled out an alliance with his party.
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- Herbert Kickl, head of the Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ)
Polls put his FPÖ party in first place heading into national elections on Sept. 29.
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🇱🇾🛢Brent Oil Falls to $70.4 Amid Libyan Production Recovery News
Brent crude oil futures for December delivery have dropped by 1.88%, reaching $70.35 on the ICE exchange. WTI futures for November delivery are also seeing a decline, down 1.76% to $66.96, while December WTI futures have dipped to $66.62 per barrel.
The drop in prices is attributed to the anticipated resumption of oil production and exports from Libya. The governments in the north and east of the country have agreed on a new candidate for the central bank's chairmanship, making it highly likely that the eastern government in Benghazi will approve the restart of oil fields under its control, potentially boosting output by up to 1 million barrels per day (bpd).
Meanwhile, tensions in the Middle East are escalating as Israel begins a ground operation in Lebanon, raising concerns that other regional powers, particularly Iran, could become involved. However, according to analyst Ashley Kelty of Panmure Gordon, Iran’s rhetoric suggests they have no intention of expanding the conflict beyond their existing proxies in Yemen, Lebanon, and Palestine, as reported by Reuters.
Currently, oil prices may find support from China’s economic stimulus measures aimed at boosting demand, though the effects on economic and energy demand growth are expected to materialize in a few months.
The OPEC+ ministerial monitoring meeting is scheduled for tomorrow, but no significant policy changes are anticipated. The group's members remain committed to gradually restoring oil production starting December 1, 2024.
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Brent crude oil futures for December delivery have dropped by 1.88%, reaching $70.35 on the ICE exchange. WTI futures for November delivery are also seeing a decline, down 1.76% to $66.96, while December WTI futures have dipped to $66.62 per barrel.
The drop in prices is attributed to the anticipated resumption of oil production and exports from Libya. The governments in the north and east of the country have agreed on a new candidate for the central bank's chairmanship, making it highly likely that the eastern government in Benghazi will approve the restart of oil fields under its control, potentially boosting output by up to 1 million barrels per day (bpd).
Meanwhile, tensions in the Middle East are escalating as Israel begins a ground operation in Lebanon, raising concerns that other regional powers, particularly Iran, could become involved. However, according to analyst Ashley Kelty of Panmure Gordon, Iran’s rhetoric suggests they have no intention of expanding the conflict beyond their existing proxies in Yemen, Lebanon, and Palestine, as reported by Reuters.
Currently, oil prices may find support from China’s economic stimulus measures aimed at boosting demand, though the effects on economic and energy demand growth are expected to materialize in a few months.
The OPEC+ ministerial monitoring meeting is scheduled for tomorrow, but no significant policy changes are anticipated. The group's members remain committed to gradually restoring oil production starting December 1, 2024.
#Libya #oil #price
@songofoil
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According to the Welt newspaper and Spiegel magazine, significantly more than the 37 lawmakers required for such a motion are together weighing whether to take action against the AfD.
The lawmakers come from the centre-right CDU/CSU bloc, the centre-left Social Democrats (SPD), the Greens and the hard-left Die Linke (The Left).
In their draft motion, the lawmakers are also reportedly calling for the AfD to be excluded from state funding.
Dpa has learned that the lawmakers plan to present the motion to parliamentary groups sometime after October 8.
In the court proceedings, opponents of the AfD would have to prove that the party is aggressively working to undermine Germany's democratic constitution.
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Some German MPs considering case to ban far-right AfD
A group of German lawmakers from across the political spectrum are considering backing a motion to potentially ban the far-right...
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Even before Israel launched what it described as a “limited” ground offensive into Lebanon Tuesday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made clear that his ultimate target in the regional power shift is to undermine the authority of Tehran’s clerical leadership, defanging the Iranians who are the bankrollers, trainers and supposed protectors of both Hamas in Gaza and the Lebanese Shi’ite militia Hezbollah.
In an address in English on Monday, Netanyahu promised the “noble Persian people” that the day when they were free of rule by “tyrants” and could have peace with Israel would come “a lot sooner than people think.”
“There is nowhere in the Middle East Israel cannot reach,” he warned ominously.
For Iran, that will not sound like idle posturing. Israel is not just fighting Tehran by smashing its allies and proxies — such as Hezbollah in Lebanon and the Houthis in Yemen — but is showing its supremacy both in terms of technology and espionage on Iranian soil.
Ground offensive in Lebanon. On Tuesday Israel made it clear it won’t stop there.
Netanyahu’s once electorally fatal opinion poll numbers are rising since Nasrallah’s assassination, meaning there’s every political inducement for him to prolong the offensive and ignore repeated cease-fire calls from Western allies and aid groups, who fear a humanitarian crisis worsening in Lebanon.
“The elimination of Nasrallah is a very important step, but it is not the final one,” Gallant told troops serving with the army’s Golani Brigade. “We will employ all the capabilities at our disposal, and if someone on the other side did not understand what those capabilities entail, we mean all capabilities.”
U.S. officials believe the Israeli incursion will be limited, targeted and not as extensive as 2006, which triggered a short but fierce war that hurt both sides. But there remain fears in Washington of an Iranian attack against Israel, prompting some U.S. forces being moved “to defer and defend as necessary.” And there are worries of Israeli overreach.
It isn’t only domestic political logic driving Netanyahu — but military rationale, too. “The military incentives for Israel are to continue,” observed Matthew Savill of Britain’s Royal United Services Institute, a think tank, speaking before the incursion.
“It has destroyed Hezbollah’s senior leadership, compromised its ability to coordinate and has the initiative. In spite of the risks a ground incursion would face, the long-range threat from ballistic missiles, and the stretched nature of current IDF operations, it is possible to imagine that many would argue there will never be a better time to go into southern Lebanon to destroy Hezbollah’s military infrastructure there,” he added.
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Israel sends troops into Lebanon — but its real target is Iran – POLITICO
With attack on Hezbollah, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is seeking to decisively reshape the Middle East.
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