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Global System Rupture emerged as the fourth systemic risk-driven global crisis. It is now being affected by the closure of Hormuz, the destruction of energy infrastructure in the Gulf region, and the ongoing wars in Iran and Ukraine. Find out more about the webinar in comments.

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