Iran's control in the Strait only tells that they have that power and influence in the global trade. And that's why I still believe whoever controls these things in the global trade has a power to influence in the global politics and dominance. 1. Oil 2. Bank 3. Internet Now the interesting part is what Trump said that they'll be forcing to blockade and its allies like the UK said that they won't obey of what they're about to do. Let's see. And if the nearby countries there will develop their pipelines to go to the other side that doesn't require to pass the Strait of Hormuz, that might be the next target of Iran. I will say that power in global trade is not only about who hold the sea or road path, or the things you made mention but those who adapts quickly when things changes. You see countries that have a stronger partnership, alternative and a flexible economy are the that suffer's less when tension rises so you see is not about who's in control but about how prepared they're when the control they have is no longer working again I agree, they are dynamic and open to changes depending on the situation and whichever trade partner is going to be beneficial for their economy. While there are countries who would look at their friends forever. But in modern geopolitics, it's the same old politics that is happening in the local politics. Which means that there's no permanent friends or enemies. For as long as both of you benefit from each other as an ally or trade partner, you're in.
Iran's control in the Strait only tells that they have that power and influence in the global trade. And that's why I still believe whoever controls these things in the global trade has a power to influence in the global politics and dominance. 1. Oil 2. Bank 3. Internet Now the interesting part is what Trump said that they'll be forcing to blockade and its allies like the UK said that they won't obey of what they're about to do. Let's see. And if the nearby countries there will develop their pipelines to go to the other side that doesn't require to pass the Strait of Hormuz, that might be the next target of Iran. I will say that power in global trade is not only about who hold the sea or road path, or the things you made mention but those who adapts quickly when things changes. You see countries that have a stronger partnership, alternative and a flexible economy are the that suffer's less when tension rises so you see is not about who's in control but about how prepared they're when the control they have is no longer working again I agree, they are dynamic and open to changes depending on the situation and whichever trade partner is going to be beneficial for their economy. While there are countries who would look at their friends forever. But in modern geopolitics, it's the same old politics that is happening in the local politics. Which means that there's no permanent friends or enemies. For as long as both of you benefit from each other as an ally or trade partner, you're in.

Iran's control in the Strait only tells that they have that power and influence in the global trade. And that's why I still believe whoever controls these things in the global trade has a power to influence in the global politics and dominance. 1. Oil 2. Bank 3. Internet Now the interesting part is what Trump said that they'll be forcing to blockade and its allies like the UK said that they won't obey of what they're about to do. Let's see. And if the nearby countries there will develop their pipelines to go to the other side that doesn't require to pass the Strait of Hormuz, that might be the next target of Iran. I will say that power in global trade is not only about who hold the sea or road path, or the things you made mention but those who adapts quickly when things changes. You see countries that have a stronger partnership, alternative and a flexible economy are the that suffer's less when tension rises so you see is not about who's in control but about how prepared they're when the control they have is no longer working again I agree, they are dynamic and open to changes depending on the situation and whichever trade partner is going to be beneficial for their economy. While there are countries who would look at their friends forever. But in modern geopolitics, it's the same old politics that is happening in the local politics. Which means that there's no permanent friends or enemies. For as long as both of you benefit from each other as an ally or trade partner, you're in.

Iran's control in the Strait only tells that they have that power and influence in the global trade. And that's why I still believe whoever controls these things in the global trade has a power to influence in the global politics and dominance. 1. Oil 2. Bank 3. Internet Now the interesting part is what Trump said that they'll be forcing to blockade and its allies like the UK said that they won't obey of what they're about to do. Let's see. And if the nearby countries there will develop their pipelines to go to the other side that doesn't require to pass the Strait of Hormuz, that might be the next target of Iran. I will say that power in global trade is not only about who hold the sea or road path, or the things you made mention but those who adapts quickly when things changes. You see countries that have a stronger partnership, alternative and a flexible economy are the that suffer's less when tension rises so you see is not about who's in control but about how prepared they're when the control they have is no longer working again I agree, they are dynamic and open to changes depending on the situation and whichever trade partner is going to be beneficial for their economy. While there are countries who would look at their friends forever. But in modern geopolitics, it's the same old politics that is happening in the local politics. Which means that there's no permanent friends or enemies. For as long as both of you benefit from each other as an ally or trade partner, you're in.