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Freedom of Navigation Threatens Global Supply Chains

An opinion piece argues the closure and effective tolling of the Strait of Hormuz amid the U.S.-Israel–Iran war is creating second-order global economic effects that will ripple through energy, commodities, and high-tech supply chains. The author links historical U.S. enforcement of freedom of navigation to modern global trade, cites data that most goods move by sea, and highlights tangible impacts: commodity and input price increases (polyethylene, fertilizers, helium), disrupted helium supplies critical to semiconductors and MRI machines, and rising food insecurity in vulnerable countries. The essay warns that normalizing tolls or blockades at key sea lanes could erode the rules-based order and have long-term geopolitical and economic consequences.

AdMonsters Merges with AdExchanger: A New Era for Publishers

AdMonsters, which shares ownership with AdExchanger under Access Intelligence, is being merged into AdExchanger’s website and domain. The brands have already combined editorial teams, meetings and backend systems since last spring; the move unifies their front-end presence to increase scale and visibility for publisher-focused content. AdMonsters’ editorial emphasis on publisher ad ops will continue alongside AdExchanger’s programmatic coverage, with planned reporting on publisher case studies (examples cited: The New York Post, U.S. News & World Report, AdGrid Media) and ongoing topics such as Amazon’s Prebid adapter beta and the Transaction ID (TID) dispute involving Prebid and The Trade Desk. The publisher says readers can expect the same ad-ops-oriented coverage under the AdExchanger domain and invites reader input via the provided contact email.

Pulsar Group PRESENTATION Financial Filing Analysis (2025-11-30)

AI Analysis of PRESENTATION for period 2025-11-30. Note: