Even though a deal was announced to stop attacks on ships in the Red Sea, the area remains unsafe. Ships sailing through this region are still facing serious problems. Ongoing Threats Despite ...

The Houthis, a Yemeni rebel group backed by Iran, have launched hundreds of missile attacks on vessels, further escalating ...

Egypt's decision to cede control over the strategic islands has bolstered Saudi Arabia's role in the Israeli-American ...

Prepare for Attack, With Best Regards: Houthis Issue Email Alert to Shipping Fleets ... warned that one of the company's vessels travelling through the Red Sea was at risk of being attacked ...

Out on the oceans, 2024’s biggest recurring issue can be traced back to last November, when Yemen-based Houthi rebels hijacked the Galaxy Leader commercial ship in the Red Sea. Since that ...

Each sustained minor injuries, according to a military official who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the issue. The U.S. military is patrolling the Red Sea to prot ...

which has a coast along the Red Sea, “to ensure the safest possible management of this issue.” The ship’s cargo contains 150,000 tons of crude oil, or more than a million barrels.

The inevitable Houthi lucky shot that forces this issue could be in five years or the day after tomorrow. Either way, America is losing the long game in its Red Sea war. Andrew Jarocki is a ...

While protecting sensitive information is important, the issue that deserves even more attention is the wrongheadedness of the war itself. Let’s hope Trump stops while he (and the rest of us ...

The other issue is that the Houthis have been here before ... the Harry S Truman carrier strike group already in the Red Sea and announced it would bring over another one from the Indo-Pacific ...

Jan Rindbo, chief executive of commodities shipping group Norden, said Trump’s plan added “to this picture of turmoil and tension in the Middle East and that could prolong the Red Sea issue”.

The Houthis have threatened to block or attack vessels transporting weapons from U.S. arms companies to Israel through the Red Sea or Indian Ocean, according to Seatrade Maritime News. The threat ...