The future of Ceuta and the Ormuz model
The new international disorder is now governed by the strength of ‘not always the big eats the small’.
Ceuta's future and the Ormuz model take center stage in a new international order driven by force, where size no longer guarantees dominance. Ormuz's strategy proves applicable globally, challenging the notion that the stronger always conquers the weaker. The United States is currently testing this approach against Iran in a dispute over a crucial maritime passageway vital to the world economy.
This scenario could impact President Donald Trump's chances in the upcoming November elections, potentially altering his global influence.
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