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Last update: 3 hours agoStrait of Hormuz Tension: Iran’s new “Persian Gulf Strait Authority” is pushing a permit-and-toll regime for ships, claiming oversight over a huge swath of the waterway—while the U.S. insists international vessels must ignore Iran’s rules, keeping oil-market nerves raw. Energy Shock in Asia: With Asia buying most Hormuz oil, currencies are sliding and governments are scrambling—India is urging citizens to cut overseas trips and gold buys to protect the rupee, while Indonesia has hiked rates to defend the rupiah. Samsung Labor Flashpoint: A column argues the state is openly steering Samsung Electronics wage talks, raising constitutional worries as strike pressure builds. Cybersecurity: Pwn2Own Berlin 2026 wrapped with 47 zero-days, and the UK warns enterprises to rein in over-privileged agentic AI tools. Korea in the Spotlight: Bulgaria’s Antarctic Institute says the next Antarctic Treaty meeting will be hosted in South Korea in 2027. Green Tech Moves: Samsung E&A and Nel launched a 100MW pressurized electrolysis platform for green hydrogen.
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