L’Arabie saoudite et l’économie mondiale prises dans un étau
Après Ormuz, un autre détroit stratégique pour le commerce maritime, celui de Bal Al-Mandab, est menacé par l’offensive des rebelles houthistes au Yémen contre Riyad. Une escalade qui fait le jeu du régime iranien, ce dernier visant clairement une...
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Source: Le Monde
Après Ormuz, un autre détroit stratégique pour le commerce maritime, celui de Bal Al-Mandab, est menacé par l’offensive des rebelles houthistes au Yémen contre Riyad. Une escalade qui fait le jeu du régime iranien, ce dernier visant clairement une envolée des prix du pétrole pour faire plier Donald Trump.
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