As tensions rise near the Strait of Hormuz, analysts are looking closer at the Strait of Malacca—another crucial chokepoint for global trade. The narrow passage links East Asia with the Middle East and Europe and sees heavy oil shipments. With risks ranging from accidents to piracy, regional countries are ramping up joint patrols to keep routes open for uninterrupted commerce.
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