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The Beijing summit failed to address the escalating crisis in the Strait of Hormuz, a vital chokepoint for global shipping and energy markets. Despite claims of agreements, no concrete steps were taken to reopen the strait or stabilize energy markets. The lack of cooperation between Washington and Beijing, along with Chinese officials downplaying of claims, suggests a lack of strategic alignment. This situation poses a significant threat to global trade, as shipowners and insurers are hesitant to resume normal routes due to security concerns. The summit reinforced the idea that maritime access could become tied to geopolitical alliances, potentially fragmenting global trade into competing blocs.

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