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European Union prolongs Operation ASPIDES in the Red Sea

The European Union (EU) has prolonged its maritime security mission in the Red Sea region until 28 February 2026, dedicating more than €17 million...

Drewry survey indicates optimism for Red Sea shipping

Amidst the recent developments concerning shipping activity through the Red Sea, a new industry survey conducted by maritime consultancy Drewry highlights cautious optimism within...

Uncertainty arises in global shipping after Trump’s statement on ceasefire deal

On 10 February, US President Donald Trump announced that he would consider scrapping the Israel-Hamas ceasefire agreement if the hostages in Gaza were not...

Container lines still hesitant about returning to Red Sea

All mainline operators are sticking to detours round the Cape of Good Hope, according to Linerlytica’s analysis. French box line CMA CGM remains the only...

Horn of Africa in the Spotlight After Houthi Attacks Cease

Regional and global powers are establishing naval bases and military facilities around the Red Sea, expanding their influence but also fueling rising tensions and...

Ceasefire sparking Red Sea hope; Trump sets tariff, de minimis changes in motion

The six-week first stage of the Israel - Hamas ceasefire began on 19 January bringing a reprieve to the fifteen months of fighting which...

Houthis will probably reduce attacks on Red Sea, Israel-Hamas ceasefire holds, but resumption very likely

The Houthis will likely reduce the frequency of attacks on shipping in the Red Sea while the ceasefire remains in place, but the ceasefire...

Maritime Security Risks 2025: Escalating Threats in Key Maritime Fronts (Red Sea, Black Sea, Persian Gulf)

Maritime security risks are shaped by a combination of geopolitical tensions, and the current situation indicates a trend of escalating threats. This makes it...

Red Sea and Black Sea Remain in Distruption, Situation Still Tentative

2025 will be a crucial year for global trade and especially shipping industry. The current year keeps facing growing challenges on two main fronts:...

Bumpy rates in 2025 amid alliance resets and ongoing Red Sea challenges

The seasonal drop in container freight rates after Chinese New Year 2025 could be greater than in previous years, as it coincides with the...
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