THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ BATTLE: SUPERTANKERS FORCE PASSAGE, IRAN HOLDS GLOBAL ENERGY CHOKEPOINT

AUSTRALIA

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Canberra views the Hormuz crisis as a test of American naval power in the Indo-Pacific

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BRAZIL

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Brasília calculates the Hormuz blockade in billions of reais lost to its trade balance

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CANADA

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Ottawa documents the gap between ceasefire pledges and persistent maritime paralysis at Hormuz

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CHINA

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Beijing frames the Hormuz crisis as an industrial catastrophe for its factories and supply chains

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SOUTH KOREA

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Seoul documents the Strait of Hormuz deadlock with clear-eyed scepticism despite ceasefire announcements

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EGYPT

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Cairo underscores that Washington's Asian allies are turning to its adversaries to survive fuel shortages

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UNITED STATES

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Washington frames the Hormuz crisis through the lens of its impact on American petrol prices at the pump

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FRANCE

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Paris argues the ceasefire remains hollow as long as the Strait of Hormuz remains paralysed

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INDIA

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New Delhi receives Trump's ultimatum on Hormuz with the anxiety of a country dependent on 85% imported oil

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IRAQ

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Baghdad documents Iranian toll as breaking point in Islamabad negotiations

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IRAN

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Tehran maintains control of Hormuz as a negotiating lever while signalling restraint to global markets

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ISRAEL

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Jerusalem reports Iran has lost track of its own mines in the Strait of Hormuz

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ITALY

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Rome follows the Islamabad talks with the urgency of a country whose cargo ship has been held hostage in the Strait for over a month

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JAPAN

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Tokyo releases 20 days of strategic oil reserves—a signal that the ceasefire won't be enough

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NIGERIA

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Abuja turns the Hormuz crisis against its own government's failure to protect Nigerians despite vast oil reserves

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PAKISTAN

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Islamabad hosts peace talks while facing shipping collapse at its doorstep

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PHILIPPINES

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Manila sees the Hormuz blockade as a dry run for what China could do in the Pacific

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QATAR

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Doha pushes for regional agreement to remove Strait of Hormuz from US-Iran standoff

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UNITED KINGDOM

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London covers Hormuz through both nuclear and maritime dimensions, reflecting its dual standing as a naval and nuclear power

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RUSSIA

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Moscow highlights a blocked Italian cargo ship to illustrate European powerlessness in the Strait of Hormuz

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SERBIA

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Belgrade views the Hormuz crisis as a test that could strengthen the strategic value of Russian oil

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SINGAPORE

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Singapore maps Hormuz flows and bottlenecks in real-time with the precision of a global port hub

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TURKEY

STATE

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Ankara notes that Iran has lost track of its mines—a lesson that any strait guardian registers

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UKRAINE

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Kyiv gauges the Hormuz crisis by measuring its impact on American attention being diverted from Ukraine

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