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  1. Three critical maritime chokepoints—Strait of Hormuz, Bab al-Mandeb, and the Red Sea/Suez corridor—are under simultaneous disruption as the Iran conflict escalates. Oil supply chains face cascading pressure from all directions at once. Full analysis inside.

    post.kapualabs.com/2uxd8vuk

    $OIL #Geopolitics #EnergyMarkets #TradeRoutes

  2. Iran says Strait of Hormuz open, Trump sees deal ‘soon’ to end war

    Iran said the Strait of Hormuz is open during a US-brokered truce between Israel and Lebanon, but shipping companies remain cautious as the US Navy warns of mine threats in the area. #News #Reuters #Newsfeed #StraitOfHormuz #GlobalShipping #EnergyMarkets #MaritimeSecurity #MiddleEast #InternationalAffairs #OilSupply #TradeRoutes #Geopolitics #MarketUncertainty #world #worldnews Read the story here: 👉…

    fllics.com/en/video/iran-says-

  3. Mapping Medieval Africa - The Great Kingdoms of the West
    --
    ubiqueags.org/the-ags-globe-ma <-- shared technical article
    --
    historyextra.com/period/mediev <-- shared technical article
    --
    amazon.com/Medieval-West-Afric <-- shared link to book
    --
    H/T #AmericanGeographicalSociety
    “Medieval West Africa was dominated by three great empires - Ghana, Mali, and Songhai - that grew immensely powerful from the trans-Saharan trade routes, especially for gold and salt, fostering vibrant Islamic cultures, wealthy cities like Timbuktu, and powerful centralized governments before smaller states emerged. These empires were centers of learning, art, and distinct governance, with oral traditions preserving much of their history…”
    #mapping #historicmaps #Africa #WestAfrica #Medieval #cartography #empires #kingdom #Ghana #Mali #Songhai #trading #traderoutes #Sahara #gold #salt #Timbuktu #history
    @AmericanGeographicalSociety

  4. Mapping Medieval Africa - The Great Kingdoms of the West
    --
    ubiqueags.org/the-ags-globe-ma <-- shared technical article
    --
    historyextra.com/period/mediev <-- shared technical article
    --
    amazon.com/Medieval-West-Afric <-- shared link to book
    --
    H/T #AmericanGeographicalSociety
    “Medieval West Africa was dominated by three great empires - Ghana, Mali, and Songhai - that grew immensely powerful from the trans-Saharan trade routes, especially for gold and salt, fostering vibrant Islamic cultures, wealthy cities like Timbuktu, and powerful centralized governments before smaller states emerged. These empires were centers of learning, art, and distinct governance, with oral traditions preserving much of their history…”
    #mapping #historicmaps #Africa #WestAfrica #Medieval #cartography #empires #kingdom #Ghana #Mali #Songhai #trading #traderoutes #Sahara #gold #salt #Timbuktu #history
    @AmericanGeographicalSociety

  5. Mapping Medieval Africa - The Great Kingdoms of the West
    --
    ubiqueags.org/the-ags-globe-ma <-- shared technical article
    --
    historyextra.com/period/mediev <-- shared technical article
    --
    amazon.com/Medieval-West-Afric <-- shared link to book
    --
    H/T #AmericanGeographicalSociety
    “Medieval West Africa was dominated by three great empires - Ghana, Mali, and Songhai - that grew immensely powerful from the trans-Saharan trade routes, especially for gold and salt, fostering vibrant Islamic cultures, wealthy cities like Timbuktu, and powerful centralized governments before smaller states emerged. These empires were centers of learning, art, and distinct governance, with oral traditions preserving much of their history…”
    #mapping #historicmaps #Africa #WestAfrica #Medieval #cartography #empires #kingdom #Ghana #Mali #Songhai #trading #traderoutes #Sahara #gold #salt #Timbuktu #history
    @AmericanGeographicalSociety

  6. Mapping Medieval Africa - The Great Kingdoms of the West
    --
    ubiqueags.org/the-ags-globe-ma <-- shared technical article
    --
    historyextra.com/period/mediev <-- shared technical article
    --
    amazon.com/Medieval-West-Afric <-- shared link to book
    --
    H/T #AmericanGeographicalSociety
    “Medieval West Africa was dominated by three great empires - Ghana, Mali, and Songhai - that grew immensely powerful from the trans-Saharan trade routes, especially for gold and salt, fostering vibrant Islamic cultures, wealthy cities like Timbuktu, and powerful centralized governments before smaller states emerged. These empires were centers of learning, art, and distinct governance, with oral traditions preserving much of their history…”
    #mapping #historicmaps #Africa #WestAfrica #Medieval #cartography #empires #kingdom #Ghana #Mali #Songhai #trading #traderoutes #Sahara #gold #salt #Timbuktu #history
    @AmericanGeographicalSociety

  7. Mapping Medieval Africa - The Great Kingdoms of the West
    --
    ubiqueags.org/the-ags-globe-ma <-- shared technical article
    --
    historyextra.com/period/mediev <-- shared technical article
    --
    amazon.com/Medieval-West-Afric <-- shared link to book
    --
    H/T
    “Medieval West Africa was dominated by three great empires - Ghana, Mali, and Songhai - that grew immensely powerful from the trans-Saharan trade routes, especially for gold and salt, fostering vibrant Islamic cultures, wealthy cities like Timbuktu, and powerful centralized governments before smaller states emerged. These empires were centers of learning, art, and distinct governance, with oral traditions preserving much of their history…”

    @AmericanGeographicalSociety

  8. Every time I think I’m done with my Foreven sector, I find something else to tweak.

    Added alliance colors to trade routes. Added trade routes to neighboring sectors. Let me know if anything looks strange.

    Feels like it’s done now. Is it? I’ll see if I can leave it alone for a few days. 😅

    #TTRPG #Traveller #Foreven #HexMap #SectorMap #WorldBuilding #TradeRoutes #ClassicTraveller #Traveller5 #TravellerMap