News Chessboard: What the US Navy's Pivot to South America Signals for Global Trade
Two stories moved through the news cycle this week — tension around the Strait of Hormuz and international waterways, and a presidential address on election security.
Neither is really about what it appears to be about.
One concerns who pays to keep the world's trade routes open, and for how much longer. The other concerns what replaces the current system once trust in it erodes far enough.
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Session recording date: July 19, 2026
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