Ce au în comun Cernavodă, Ormuz și Canalul Panama. Locurile de pe hartă care țin ostatică economia globală

This summer's drought has severely impacted the Danube, threatening Romania's electricity supply and highlighting geography's renewed significance in global economics. Key maritime routes, such as the Strait of Hormuz and the Panama Canal, are now critical chokepoints affecting global trade and energy prices. The ongoing Middle Eastern conflict has exacerbated energy costs and disrupted production worldwide. Climate change is reshaping traditional navigation routes, while geopolitical tensions, particularly involving Iran and China, challenge the post-World War II order. The reliance on geography for economic leverage is becoming increasingly evident, as nations navigate new vulnerabilities in a hyper-globalized world.