WIRE — The war between the United States (US) and Iran, now in its second phase with escalating strikes across the Gulf region, is not a distant geopolitical quarrel confined to the Middle East, and for import reliant nations like Namibia, the consequences have materialised into measurable increases in fuel, food and transport costs that are eroding The post How The Middle East Crisis And Us Foreign Policy Are Strangling The Namibian Economy appeared first on The Namibian.
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