Could one chokepoint in the Middle East rattle oil, shipping, and diplomacy at once? Today's biggest world news points to exactly that, plus a Gaza barrier and a new Canada tariff shock. Here's what to know.
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Strait of Hormuz crisis: AP says Iran attacked a tanker, US strikes continued, and shipping through the waterway has largely stalled. The strait carries about one-fifth of peacetime crude and gas trade, so global energy prices are on edge.
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Gaza barrier move: AP reports Israel is building a physical barrier inside Gaza along the ceasefire's yellow line. If that line hardens, a temporary split could start looking permanent. What does that mean for the ceasefire next?
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Canada tariff shock: BBC says Trump has imposed 50% tariffs on Canadian goods, escalating trade tensions fast. That raises the risk of a wider North American trade fight, and the fallout could hit prices well beyond politics.
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Which of these developments feels most likely to reshape the next few days: Hormuz, Gaza, or the tariff fight? Reply with your pick and why.
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