Context to understand what is happening
Original, verifiable and non-alarmist guides.
What does closure really mean?
Threat, restriction and effective interruption.
Read analysis →EnergyImpact on oil, gas and economy
Flows, pipelines, LNG, freight and inflation.
Read analysis →AISHow to verify operational traffic
Completed tracks and coverage limits.
Read analysis →InfrastructureAlternative routes and capacity
Pipelines, ports and logistical limits.
Read analysis →DependenceWhich countries depend most?
China, India, Japan, Korea and Europe.
Read analysis →LNGWhy Qatar cannot reroute its LNG
Geography, carriers and commercial alternatives.
Read analysis →EuropeImpact on Spain and Europe
Oil, diesel, LNG, power and stocks.
Read analysis →OperationsCan it remain open while traffic collapses?
Open passage, normal conditions, residual traffic and effective closure.
Read analysis →Law of the seaWho controls the Strait of Hormuz?
Iran, Oman, the IMO and the international transit-passage regime.
Read analysis →InsuranceHow war risk can slow navigation
Hull, cargo, P&I, additional premiums and underwriting capacity.
Read analysis →Energy dataHow much energy actually moves through Hormuz
Oil, crude, LNG, destinations and bypass capacity.
Read report →InfrastructureWhich exporters can bypass Hormuz
Comparison of pipelines, terminals and usable capacity.
Read report →VerificationProfessional guide to maritime sources
What UKMTO, JMIC, IMO, AIS, media and insurers can prove.
Read report →NormalisationSignals that would confirm genuine recovery
Security, traffic, insurance, carriers, ports and markets.
Read report →AuditThree real errors and how they were fixed
Attribution, questions and inherited states, with automated tests.
Read report →Original dataMonitor statistics report
Transitions, states and confidence calculated from public history.
Read report →Daily newsroomHormuz Daily: the situation explained every morning
A narrative briefing combining traffic, security, diplomacy, energy and what to watch next.
Read today’s edition →Signed, dated and correctable content
Each analysis separates facts, inferences and scenarios.