Strategic maritime chokepoints have become increasingly important instruments of geopolitical competition, with disruptions to critical shipping routes threatening global energy supplies, international trade, and national security. The Strait of Hormuz remains a focal point of regional tensions, highlighting how strategic waterways can be used as instruments of political and economic coercion. For energy-dependent countries such […]
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