Bangladesh, March 15 -- The ongoing war involving Iran has triggered profound economic and political repercussions that extend far beyond the Middle East. While the region closest to the conflict is bearing the immediate human and infrastructural costs, the broader consequences are being felt across major global economies, particularly in Europe and Asia. These regions, heavily reliant on imported energy and deeply interconnected with global supply chains, are facing mounting uncertainty as the conflict reshapes energy markets, geopolitical priorities, and economic stability.

At the core of Europe and Asias vulnerability lies their dependence on energy imports. Several of the worlds largest economies-including France, Germany, the United...