Beyond the Bypass: ASTRA and the Arabian Peninsula’s New Energy Architecture
ASTRA proposes resilient Arabian Sea energy corridors linking Saudi Arabia and Yemen, bypassing vulnerable chokepoints.
ASTRA proposes resilient Arabian Sea energy corridors linking Saudi Arabia and Yemen, bypassing vulnerable chokepoints.
Russian companies are repurposing Baltic and Arctic terminals to export grain traditionally shipped through the Black Sea. As attacks disrupt
From Churchill and Nuuk to Murmansk, Arkhangelsk and Kamchatka, a network of ports, railways and maritime gateways is beginning to reshape the geography of Arctic trade.
Briefings
Curated editorial briefings from Power & Corridors, bringing together analysis, reports, strategic reads and forward-looking notes on maritime security, trade corridors, energy infrastructure and geopolitical risk.
Hormuz disruption drives energy rerouting, higher premiums, strategic diversification and broader geopolitical adaptation worldwide.
Regionalised conflict increasingly reshapes Gulf security, European hybrid risks, diplomacy, energy and commercial behaviour patterns.
Conflict across Hormuz and Red Sea is reshaping global energy security priorities.
Bab-el-Mandeb remains open, but selective disruption, rising risk, and insurance pressures threaten sustained commercial avoidance.
Gulf states build transport alternatives to reduce dependence on the Strait of Hormuz.
The New Tollbooths of Maritime Power
Saudi Arabia's Oil Corridors Under Pressure: The Hormuz Alternative Is Now Contested.