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B – Who Profits from the Gulf War?

The IEA Oil Market Report of May 2026 reads like a sober data document - yet between the numbers, a new global oil order becomes visible. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has not only driven prices to historic highs, but also shifted trade flows, created winners, and exposed strategic dependencies. While Asia comes under supply pressure, the United States, Brazil, Venezuela, and the UAE emerge as beneficiaries of a new Atlantic Basin rotation. What appears to be a crisis in the Gulf may in fact mark a strategic redistribution of the global energy system.

Atlantic Council: The Chessboard of Opinion Makers

Foreign policy “expertise” in Washington is not a neutral space - it is a market. Millions from Gulf states and defense contractors flow into think tanks that simultaneously analyze, legitimize, and help prepare wars. This article uses concrete cases and data to expose how influence operates without ever being openly declared - and why “independent analysis” often isn’t.