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The Guardian Myth: Why America's Hormuz Toll Plan Is Already Sinking
Washington has crowned itself toll-collector of the world’s most important—and dangerous—waterway, yet it cannot guarantee a single tanker will cross that waterway alive.
The Hormuz Extortion: How Washington’s Maritime Toll Weaponizes Global Trade for Big Oil
Whenever Donald Trump escalates tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and demands a twenty percent toll on global shipping, one must wonder if anyone still harbors the illusion that these geopolitical flashpoints are anything but deliberate.
Riyadh and the Canal projects to bypass the Strait of Hormuz, obstacles, and prospects
Plans to build canals bypassing the Strait of Hormuz are not merely engineering projects but a geopolitical struggle for energy sovereignty in the Gulf, where Saudi Arabia seeks to reduce Iran’s influence but faces enormous technical and financial obstacles.
