The ongoing war in the Middle East has caused significant disruptions in the global oil market, leading to rising energy costs and various fuel-saving measures implemented by governments worldwide. Countries like Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Thailand have closed schools and adjusted working hours to conserve energy. Global travel has been affected, with rising airfare and altered flight routes. The conflict has also impacted food security, particularly in Egypt, where bread prices have surged. The IEA has provided recommendations for reducing fossil fuel dependency, emphasizing the need for climate cooperation and renewable energy solutions. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)