Suez Canal - Why a Single Man-Made Ditch Controls 12% of World Trade?
The Suez Canal is more than just a 120-mile ditch in the Egyptian desert. It is the heartbeat of global commerce, moving 12% of world trade and connecting Asia directly to Europe. But as the world learned in March 2021 when the Ever Given got stuck, this vital lifeline is incredibly fragile. In this video, we explore the high-stakes world of the Suez Canal. From its brutal history of construction to its modern-day role as a geopolitical "choke point," we break down why a single mistake in this narrow waterway can cost the global economy $10 billion every single day. Is the modern world too dependent on this tiny stretch of sand? And what happens if it shuts down again? If you want to understand the mechanics of our world through maps, geography, and geopolitics, make sure to subscribe to GeoGrid! đź”” Subscribe to GeoGrid for more visual map documentaries. #Geography #Geopolitics #SuezCanal #Trade #EverGiven #Logistics #Maps #GeoGrid #Economy

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