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Hormuz Shock Drives Gulf States Toward New Energy Corridors and Strategic Realignment

London-The disruption of shipping through the Strait of Hormuz during the recent Iran conflict is accelerating efforts by Gulf energy

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Trump, Iran escalate threats over Gulf energy assets as conflict widens

Tel Aviv— U.S. President Donald Trump and Iran exchanged threats on Sunday to target energy infrastructure in the Gulf, raising