Qorvis Intelligence: Hormuz disruption continues, EU energy policies prepare for the long-term, and U.S.-Venezuela ties evolve 

Amid talk of a toll on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, the impacts of the war in Iran are felt far beyond the Gulf. Europe is preparing for long-term energy changes, pipelines are gaining use as an alternative to shipping, and investors are looking beyond trading assets to trading scenarios. Meanwhile, the U.S. seeks stability on an older front in Venezuela. Qorvis experts provide analysis.  Brussels braces for prolonged Iran war energy shock  Dan Rocha, Partner, Brussels  Brussels is treating the disruption to Hormuz as a serious and likely long-lasting energy shock, despite U.S. signals that American forces could withdraw from Iran within two to three weeks. Top concerns include pressure on industry, higher transport and food costs, tighter financial conditions, and a

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As the world focuses on Iran, President Trump consolidates Western Hemisphere influence 

By J.P. Carroll Over the weekend, President Trump hosted the Shield of the Americas Summit in Florida. Here’s what you need to know from the Summit:  Reinforcing partnerships  Leaders from Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guyana, Honduras, Panama, Paraguay, and Trinidad and Tobago attended the summit. Notably not in attendance

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