When the Strait of Hormuz shut down, 20% of the world's oil supply and global trade was disrupted. A new report warns that relying on a single chokepoint is no longer viable. Only a network of corrido
sure, just quickly build out a trade corridor through the middle of no where to rival 20% of the world Oil trade plus what not....
see on paper they also build the line, its just that easy 😂
Wow. You have a large body of water. Yet you think a pipeline or rail system or road or bridge IN THE SAME REGION is going to reduce risk? Tens of billions to build. One missile later, that connection point is gone.
The overall lesson seems to be that it's unwise to carry all your eggs in one basket, whether that's a metaphor for the Strait, the oil-based energy economy, or the US-led rules-based international order.
Anybody of your smart guys think of Iran maybe just maybe thinking if that was to happen with a new corridors what if I ran maybe things just to hit all the oil refineries then you enjoy your corridors
I wonder if it would not be ecologically (and economically) best that politicians create the conditions for transport routes to be shortened as much as possible, i.e. for customers to be supplied from the nearest sources?🤔🤔🤔
Usually I'm 1 day late or 10 years late mostly the suggestions are systematic today I feel good and not controlled atleast to watch a basic freaking video
The fact that a single chokepoint handles 20% of the world's oil and global trade is wild. With alternative routes like IMEC and overland pipelines expanding, which country do you think stands to gain, or indeed lose, the most from this shift? Let me know your thoughts below!
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so, enjoy
see on paper they also build the line, its just that easy 😂
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