Why the Hormuz Crisis Is Raising Concerns About the Malacca Strait
Source: Bloomberg Politics · Bias: Center
Summary
Disruptions to shipping in the Strait of Hormuz have raised concerns about vulnerabilities in another critical maritime corridor half a world away. The Strait of Malacca — a narrow stretch of water between Indonesia and Malaysia that funnels trade past Singapore — carries more than a fifth of global maritime trade and is the world’s busiest chokepoint.
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