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Europe's Ports Express Concern on Impacts of Escalating Conflict in the Red Sea - Vimarsana News

Europe's Ports Express Concern on Impacts of Escalating Conflict in the Red Sea

After the serious attacks on ships, mainly, but not only container ships, in the Red Sea by the Houthi movement, has led to shipping lines in deciding...

Source: afloat.ie
What the Red Sea crisis could mean for the electric vehicle industry and the planet - Vimarsana News

What the Red Sea crisis could mean for the electric vehicle industry and the planet

EV manufacturers pause production in Europe as the Red Sea shipping crisis deepens.

Red Sea attacks: Why is Egypt helping Israel become the new trade corridor? - Vimarsana News

Red Sea attacks: Why is Egypt helping Israel become the new trade corridor?

Rather than investing in Israeli projects that bypass the Suez Canal, Egypt must reduce tensions on the Red Sea and restore the flow of ships through this vital global trade corridor

MC Explains: Houthi bid to choke Red Sea, US airstrikes raise risk of wider conflict, stoke concerns on global trade - Vimarsana News

MC Explains: Houthi bid to choke Red Sea, US airstrikes raise risk of wider conflict, stoke concerns on global trade

The Red Sea is home to the Suez Canal, which accounts for 12 percent of global trade, including 30 percent of all container movement. Around 80 percent of India's exports to Europe are routed through the arterial waterway.

Insurers shun many ships carrying goods through the Red Sea as attacks continue - Vimarsana News

Insurers shun many ships carrying goods through the Red Sea as attacks continue

A growing number of insurers are refusing to cover American, British and Israeli vessels against war risks in the key commercial shipping corridor through the Red Sea as attacks from Houthi rebels continue.

Source: cnn.com