
About this episode
The Iran war is hitting Gulf Arab nations hard, but with a wider impact in today's interlinked world.
As well as global oil and gas supplies, Gulf states play a critical role in many economies. So how are they connected — and what could be at risk?
In this episode:
- Nikolay Kozjharnov, Research Associate Professor in Energy Security at the Gulf Studies Center at Qatar University
- Cornelia Meyer, Macroeconomist and oil and gas specialist
- Torbjorn Soltvedt, Associate Director at global risk intelligence company Verisk Maplecroft
Host: James Bays
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