What’s the outrage over an Israeli ship passing through Egypt's Suez Canal?
An Israeli warship sailing through the Suez Canal has ignited a wave of controversy on social media in Egypt. Tensions ...
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Lone container line undeterred by Red Sea attacks
Alone among major liner operators, CMA CGM of France has maintained scheduled voyages between Asia, the Mediterranean and ...
The huge city on Egypt’s Suez Canal ‘so big’ it’s in Africa and Asia
Istanbul is famous for straddling two continents, but the little-known Suez City in Egypt sits between Asia and Africa.
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Reports claim Houthis make Red Sea vessel attacks a $2B business
An extensive study by a U.N. panel found that Yemen’s Houthi rebels are taking in as much as $180 million a month in ...
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Suez Canal Looks to Expand
While government-run, it is administratively separate from the canal. Attacks on Red Sea shipping by Yemen's Houthis, who say ...
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Suez Canal Economic Zone Set for Rapid Expansion - Chairman
While government-run, it is administratively separate from the canal. Attacks on Red Sea shipping by Yemen's Houthis, who say ...
Maersk sees no Suez Canal return until 'well into 2025' due to Red Sea threat
Maersk reported strong third-quarter demand, especially from China and Southeast Asia, and expects no slowdown in European or ...
A Year Later, Houthis Show No Sign of Curbing Red Sea Attacks
The Yemeni militant group vowed to maintain the onslaught on shipping until Israel ends its military offensive against Hamas ...
Suez Canal area set for rapid expansion
Egypt’s Suez Canal Economic Zone (SCEZ) has invested US$3bil on infrastructure over the past few years and plans to invest a ...
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‘Severe loss’: Houthi attacks chop $6bn off Suez Canal revenues
The country’s foreign minister, Badr Abdel Aati, said drastically reduced Suez Canal transits have cost $6bn in missing ...
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The Houthis are winning in the Red Sea – rest of the world on the back foot
Who is winning the battle for the Red Sea? If I were taking bets right now, I’d have some of my money on the Houthis, for they seem to be retaining the initiative. That’s based on current results, and ...