Approximately one-third of globally traded urea transits the Strait of Hormuz. The Middle East collectively exports 21 to 22 million tonnes of urea annually, accounting for roughly 40 per cent of global seaborne trade in the commodity. Read More Here
A US capable of launching strikes is unable to rally allies; it’s a superpower that commands attention but not alignment. Read More Here
How the Iran war is returning the region to a more insular, conflict-prone era. Read More Here
This conflict may not produce a new regional order as much as it may prolong the life of the region’s crises. Read More Here
Ending the war requires a region-wide deal, and regional stability clearly depends on ending the war. Read More Here
Recognising the divergent interests within the US-Israeli relationship is the first step to ensuring a healthy and realistic partnership. Read More Here
Iran holds the advantage in the Strait, leaving the United States with no good options. Read More Here
A war with Iran will be a disastrous strategic detour for the United States as it seeks to compete diplomatically, economically, militarily, and technologically with China. Read More Here
A protracted conflict in the Middle East involving America would provide a considerable boost for Russian interests. Read More Here
QatarEnergy has declared force majeure on LNG exports after shipping through the Strait of Hormuz halted. Global gas markets face a significant supply shock, with European and Asian prices surging nearly 50%, while U.S. LNG exports have little spare capacity to replace the lost Qatari supply. Read More Here How the Iran War Is Disrupting […]
