Hormuz crisis redefines global security

The article discussed the repercussions of the Strait of Hormuz crisis on the global oil and energy markets. Military operations and the temporary closure of the strait led to significant losses of oil and natural gas, causing widespread disruptions from Asia to Europe and North America. Although the market showed relative resilience thanks to previous surpluses, the crisis exposed the fragility of the supply system and reaffirmed that energy security remains a central issue, with long-term impacts on national policies and strategies related to energy and trade. The report also noted that the crisis prompted governments to strengthen local policies and intensify efforts to transition to clean and diversified energy sources in order to reduce dependence on imports.

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