Hormuz Core, Eurasian Corridors: The New Global Energy Map
Western powers are building a network of energy corridors through the Caucasus and Turkey to diversify routes away from the Strait of Hormuz, aiming for redundancy while Hormuz remains crucial for Asia; existing routes are politically constrained, Turkey emerges as a key transit hub, and Iran’s leverage shifts as corridors proliferate, signaling a broader redefinition of global energy security.