Iran war roils energy markets: Brent tops $92, Hormuz choked, Qatari LNG halted. Strategic reserves cushion.
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Gulf desalination plants, supplying most drinking water, face potential catastrophic attacks as Iran war escalates.
Hormuz closure threatens Asian energy security as reserves vary widely—Japan’s 250 days versus India’s 20.
Kurdistan is the Bermuda Triangle of international politics; U.S. policy is trapped by its own contradictions.
The Strait of Hormuz is effectively closed; the U.S. must act fast to prevent an energy crisis.
If Trump strikes Iran, oil disruption scenarios range from reversible shipping interruptions to catastrophic facility destruction.
Don’t panic over oil prices—yet. The real threat is prolonged disruption of the Strait of Hormuz, which could force an early end to the campaign.
A $35 billion gas deal is signed, but a summit is impossible; Sisi refuses to legitimize Netanyahu after Gaza.
Trump’s energy dominance policy has boosted U.S. production, but global markets may not comply; allies are diversifying, and renewables grow.
Iraq faces energy and security challenges; partnering with the U.S. on gas and security can counter Iranian and Chinese influence.