Middle East Conflict: Energy and Transport
The article discusses the importance of creating new energy corridors linking the Gulf to the world to avoid unsafe passage through the Strait of Hormuz and address Iranian threats. This comes in the context of geopolitical conflicts and economic changes in the Middle East. Projects such as the East Med pipeline and other routes in the region are part of a strategy to reduce dependence on traditional energy sources. Simultaneously, ports and maritime routes are gaining strategic importance as centers of influence amid current tensions and security challenges along global trade routes. The region has emerged as a key arena for international competition over control of transportation, supply, and energy lines, which have become more significant tools of influence than conventional military power. This situation threatens regional stability and the global balance of power.
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