The Strait That Became a State: Hormuz, Iran, and the New Geography of Power
In this episode of The Axis, we look at the deeper lesson of the Iran war: the rise of Hormuz as a political actor. The Strait of Hormuz is no longer just a route for oil tankers. It has become a symbol of the new geography of power, where control is no longer only about territory, but about circulation, delay, risk, and uncertainty.
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