UN: Iran's war may cost over a trillion dollars

A United Nations study has revealed that governments worldwide are facing a shortage of options to protect consumers from rising energy prices, primarily attributed to Iran's war and other crises. It is expected that fuel support will exceed one trillion dollars this year. The report noted that mitigation measures taken by countries to enhance stability are becoming more difficult due to rising borrowing costs and oil prices approaching $100 per barrel, in addition to the impacts of the climate phenomenon "El Niño," which could lead to floods and droughts, further exacerbating the food security crisis. The surge in energy prices has led to protests and unrest in several countries, with the crisis expected to continue and intensify—especially as 2027 approaches, when the United Nations predicts that pressures will reach their peak.

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