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- Rising tensions in the Strait of Hormuz could disrupt global oil supply and push prices toward $200 per barrel.
- Nations reconsider trade routes, with the Strait of Gibraltar identified as a potential channel after the 1996 abandonment of a bridge plan.
- A proposed subsea rail tunnel between Morocco and Spain would boost logistics and reduce reliance on maritime routes, but faces engineering challenges from deep waters and unstable geology.
