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Maersk begins structural return to Red Sea after 2-year hiatus
The ocean carrier's India-to-U.S. MECL service will again use the Suez Canal as stability in the region improves following ...
A chilling video by Yemen’s Houthi militia seemed to threaten more violence against Red Sea shipping if the U.S. attacks Iran ...
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Houthi video renews Red Sea shipping fears as carriers reassess risk
Amid U.S.-Iran tensions, a video from the Yemeni group casts concern on the fragile return of container shipping through the ...
A return of major liners to the Red Sea could return massive capacity to shipping and further pressure rates in an uneven ...
Yemen’s Iranian-backed Houthi rebels threaten new attacks on ships traveling through the Red Sea corridor, likely trying to ...
After more than two years of avoiding the Red Sea, the world’s leading container lines are inching back to the vital lane for ...
A major ocean container line reversed its decision to return to the Red Sea just weeks after resuming scheduled sailings ...
"There's no question that the extended deployment, the material degradations and so forth, are going to have that kind of ...
The potential savings by using the Red Sea are considerable. Tankers sailing from Ras Tanura in Saudi Arabia to Rotterdam in the Netherlands can cut the length of their voyage by about 43%. The ...
Houthi rebels released footage on January 26, depicting a previous attack from a year prior in the Gulf of Aden against a Marshall Islands-flagged tanker.
The latest Maersk transit comes as shipping firms cautiously reassess Red Sea risks after two years of disruption that boosted bunker fuel demand.
Iran-backed Yemen rebels publish images of ships on fire with warning, 'Soon;' Iraq's Kataeb Hezbollah calls on all Iran's ...
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