The Iran War and the Strait of Hormuz: Rethinking the Future of Energy Politics
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The closure of the Strait of Hormuz exposed critical vulnerabilities in global energy markets, raising questions about energy security, alternative trade routes, and regional connectivity.
On November 12, join the New Lines Institute and Harvard University's WCFIA/CMES Middle East Seminar for a discussion on how the war could reshape energy strategies, geopolitical alignments, and the future of international energy trade.
Featuring:
🔹 Dania Arayssi, Ph.D., Assistant Director, New Lines Institute
🔹 Hamad Althunayyan, Research Fellow, Harvard Kennedy School's Middle East Initiative
🔹 Sultan Alamer, Senior Research Fellow, Middle East Policy Council, and CMES Associate
📅 November 12, 2026
🕓 Panel: 4:00–5:30 PM ET, followed by refreshments and networking
📍 Harvard University, Cambridge, MA
Register here:
On November 12, join the New Lines Institute and Harvard University's WCFIA/CMES Middle East Seminar for a discussion on how the war could reshape energy strategies, geopolitical alignments, and the future of international energy trade.
Featuring:
🔹 Dania Arayssi, Ph.D., Assistant Director, New Lines Institute
🔹 Hamad Althunayyan, Research Fellow, Harvard Kennedy School's Middle East Initiative
🔹 Sultan Alamer, Senior Research Fellow, Middle East Policy Council, and CMES Associate
📅 November 12, 2026
🕓 Panel: 4:00–5:30 PM ET, followed by refreshments and networking
📍 Harvard University, Cambridge, MA
Register here:
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Host or PublisherNew Lines Institute for Strategy and Policy
