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Assessing Maritime Security Risks in Key Global Shipping Corridors

Maritime security is crucial for the stability of global trade, particularly in vital shipping corridors like the Bay of Guinea, the Red Sea and...

Houthis claim attacks on vessels in Red Sea and Arabian Sea

On 28 October, Yemen's Houthi group announced their involvement in targeting three vessels in the Red Sea and the Arabian Sea, according to Reuters,...

Is Strait of Malacca at Risk from Supply Chain Weaponization?

Recent disruptions in the Red Sea have highlighted the significant challenges facing the global shipping industry in maintaining operational stability. Meanwhile, the Strait of...

Middle East Turmoil: Recent developments, oil production fears, and global shipping impacts

As geopolitical tensions continue to escalate in the Middle East, concerns are mounting over potential disruptions to oil production and their far-reaching effects on...

Red Sea crisis to prevent freight rates from dropping to 2023 levels, with uncertainty expected post-2025

The Export-Import Bank of Korea's (KEXIM) Economic Research Institute has published a report stating that while container freight rates have come down from the...

Red Sea and Black Sea in the Spotlight

Global supply chains are increasingly vulnerable to geopolitical events, prompting companies to rethink and restructure their operational frameworks and supply chain strategies to enhance...

Gulf ports to keep facing challenges due to Red Sea crisis

A gloomy picture looms on the horizon for the Gulf ports' performance, as the disruptions in the Red Sea continue unabated. Saudi ports experienced a...

Maritime security threats in Red Sea and Gulf of Guinea

The maritime security landscape in the Red Sea and Gulf of Guinea (GoG) is marked by escalating threats and vulnerabilities. Recent Houthi attacks in...

Tanker still on fire days after Houthi onslaught

An oil tanker is still burning six days after being attacked by the Houthis in the Red Sea. The 2006-built Suezmax tanker, Sounion, has become...

Maersk and MSC ships suffer second Houthi attack after two weeks

Houthi rebels made repeat attacks on container ships owned by Maersk and MSC, nearly two weeks after those same vessels were targeted. On 24 April,...
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Red Sea shipping traffic rebounds as Houthis limit targets

Red Sea maritime traffic has increased by 60% to approximately 36–37 vessels per day since August 2024, as Reuters reported. However, it still falls short...

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