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  1. Great Nicobar's proximity to the Malacca Strait highlights the strategic importance of the Indian Ocean and Indo-Pacific trade routes.
  2. Malacca Strait carries over a fifth of global seaborne trade, while disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz increase pressure on this vital waterway.

Suez Canal activity, Strait of Malacca geography, and the Iran war are currently impacting global commerce and key shipping routes.

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Suez Canal activity, Strait of Malacca geography, and the Iran war are currently impacting global commerce and key shipping routes.

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  1. Iran war constricts vessel flow through Suez Canal.1 source
  2. Global trade is being impacted by disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz and the Suez Canal.1 source

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Malacca Strait carries over a fifth of global seaborne trade, while disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz increase pressure on this vital waterway. All 3 developments

Within Great Nicobar's proximity to the Malacca Strait highlights the strategic importance of the Indian Ocean and Indo-Pacific trade routes.

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