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 Maersk confirmed after pausing all of its containerships near the Red Sea it has determined to reroute approximately 20 vessels due to what it calls...

Attacks launched by Yemen's Houthi group on commercial ships at the southern end of the Red Sea have prompted several shipping companies to divert vessels, avoiding a route that would take them through Egypt's Suez Canal in the north and its link to the Mediterranean Sea. The Iran-aligned group says the aim of the attacks is to support the Palestinians as Israel and Hamas wage war. * The 192-km (120-mile) Suez Canal is the quickest sea route between Asia and Europe.

Describing it as a ‘precautionary pause,’ BP said the decision was under ongoing review but that it was prioritizing crew safety

Attacks launched by Yemens Houthi group on commercial ships at the southern end of the Red Sea have prompted several shipping companies to divert vessels, avoiding a route that would take them...

Diverting vessels around the tip of Africa will have ripple effects on the world shipping trade. Flexport, a freight forwarding platform based in San Francisco, said.

Israel ignored multiple efforts by UN to push for ceasefire and is likely to do so again

MSC and Maersk paused sailing in the Red Sea region after their vessels were attacked

 Oil major BP joined the growing list of shipping companies that are suspending their operations passing through the Red Sea and Suez Canal as the att...

How are the Red Sea attacks impacting shipping in the Suez Canal?

As Saudi Arabia draws closer to a peace deal with Yemen’s Houthi fighters, ‘escalatory actions’ could trigger another conflict in the Middle East that does not serve Saudi or US interests, analysts say.