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We Will Remember": Seoul Walks the Hormuz Tightrope
PoliticsEN
We Will Remember": Seoul Walks the Hormuz Tightrope

Trump's demand for warships at the Strait of Hormuz has cornered South Korea between alliance loyalty and $68 billion in Middle East exposure. How Seoul decides may define its diplomacy for years.

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HK
Haneul Kim
Snorkeling at the Edge of World War III
CultureEN
Snorkeling at the Edge of World War III

As Iran choked the Strait of Hormuz and drones struck within 500 yards of his hotel, one journalist chartered a dhow and went snorkeling. What that tells us about war, distance, and the world's most important waterway.

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MC
Minho Choi
The Mines Iran Could Use to Shut Down the Gulf
EconomyEN
The Mines Iran Could Use to Shut Down the Gulf

Iran's mining capabilities in the Strait of Hormuz could threaten 20% of global oil supply. Here's what that means for energy markets, naval strategy, and your fuel bill.

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SP
Seoyeon Park
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Trump's 'Bones' Doctrine: When Gut Feeling Governs War
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Trump's 'Bones' Doctrine: When Gut Feeling Governs War

On day 14 of the US-Israel-Iran war, Trump vows to hit Iran "very hard" next week and says the war ends when he feels it "in my bones." What does that mean for oil markets, the Strait of Hormuz, and global stability?

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HK
Haneul Kim
The Heir Who Threatened to Shut the World's Oil Tap
PoliticsEN
The Heir Who Threatened to Shut the World's Oil Tap

Iran's new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has vowed to block the Strait of Hormuz and attack US bases. With 20% of global oil shipments at stake, the world is watching.

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HK
Haneul Kim
Iran War's Quiet Victims: India's Closed Kitchens and Stranded Rice
EconomyEN
Iran War's Quiet Victims: India's Closed Kitchens and Stranded Rice

The Iran conflict is shutting Indian factories, grounding flights, and closing restaurants across Mumbai. A look at how one war is rewriting supply chains, energy costs, and dinner plans across Asia.

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SP
Seoyeon Park
No Helium, No Chips: Hormuz Closure Hits Asia's Fabs
EconomyEN
No Helium, No Chips: Hormuz Closure Hits Asia's Fabs

The de facto closure of the Strait of Hormuz is threatening helium and LNG supplies to South Korea and Taiwan, putting semiconductor production lines at risk. Here's what's at stake.

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Seoyeon Park
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Japan Goes It Alone on Oil Reserves
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Japan Goes It Alone on Oil Reserves

Japan's PM Takaichi announced a unilateral release of oil reserves—15 days of private stocks and one month of state reserves—as Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz threatens Asian energy supply chains.

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SP
Seoyeon Park
The Strait That Could Redraw Asia's Economy
PoliticsEN
The Strait That Could Redraw Asia's Economy

U.S. military strikes on Iran have effectively shut down the Strait of Hormuz, choking 21% of global crude supply. Southeast Asia's energy importers are already paying the price — and the crisis is just beginning.

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HK
Haneul Kim
A Japanese Ship Was Hit Near the Strait of Hormuz
EconomyEN
A Japanese Ship Was Hit Near the Strait of Hormuz

A container ship operated by Ocean Network Express, backed by Japan's three major shipping lines, was damaged in the Persian Gulf amid escalating US-Iran-Israel tensions. Here's what it means for global energy and trade.

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SP
Seoyeon Park
The Ships That Won't Stop Moving
CultureEN
The Ships That Won't Stop Moving

With the Strait of Hormuz effectively closed, the only tankers still moving are those that ignore international rules. What the shadow fleet reveals about how ocean governance really works.

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MC
Minho Choi
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If Iran Goes to War, Who Pays the Biggest Economic Price?
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If Iran Goes to War, Who Pays the Biggest Economic Price?

An Iran conflict could choke the Strait of Hormuz and send shockwaves through global energy markets. We map out which economies are most exposed — and why it matters now.

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Seoyeon Park
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