From medicines to microchips: What happens when the world’s air corridors shut down
From life-saving medicines to the tiny components powering global industries, the world depends on an intricate network of planes, ships and ports. But as geopolitical disruptions redraw trade routes, a fundamental transformation is underway, and the Gulf could play a defining role in what comes next
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