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Electricity trading across borders is one of the clearest cases where economics and diplomacy point in the same direction.
Shared grids lower costs and integrate renewables, but they also create dependencies that governments must be willing to manage through stable rules and dispute-resolution mechanisms.
Where trust is limited, phased projects with clear commercial benefits can build the habit of cooperation that larger agreements require.
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