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The Strait of Hormuz: The Hidden Key to Global Energy Security
A narrow waterway in the Persian Gulf remains one of the most consequential arteries in the global economy.
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Episode 3
About this episode
The Strait of Hormuz is a narrow passage in the Persian Gulf, but its importance is global. A significant share of the world’s daily oil and gas exports moves through this route, making it one of the central arteries of the international energy system.
Any serious disruption can quickly become an economic shock far beyond the region. This episode explains why the security of Hormuz is inseparable from the security of global energy markets—and why the costs of escalation would never remain local.
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