OPEC Shia-Sunni Split?

alifarabia | March 8, 2012 | Featured Saudi Arabia, Oil, Saudi Arabia | No Comments

Chatham House says OPEC may be heading for a Shia-Sunni split, but it appears to have discounted the group’s enduring powers and its resilience despite wars and severe disputes between member states. READ MORE HERE

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