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          Red Sea

          Read the latest political and environmental news surrounding the vital waterway, including infrastructure, internet cables shipping, the Suez Canal and militant threats

          More vehicles and agricultural equipment pass through Baltimore's port than any other in the US. NTSB / AP
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          How Baltimore bridge fall could affect US economy and world trade

          USMarch 27, 2024
          This picture taken on March 7, 2024 shows the Rubymar cargo ship partly submerged off the coast of Yemen. The bulk carrier went down off Yemen after a Huthi missile attack and poses grave environmental risks as thousands of tonnes of fertiliser threaten to spill into the Red Sea, officials and experts warn. The Belize-flagged, Lebanese-operated Rubymar sank on Saturday with 21,000 metric tonnes of ammonium phosphate sulfate fertiliser on board, according to US Central Command. (Photo by Khaled ziad / AFP)

          The Houthi threat is disrupting global shipping’s march to net zero

          CommentMarch 25, 2024
          US guided-missile destroyer USS Carney fires at Houthi missiles and drones in the Red Sea. AFP

          Chinese ship hit by Houthi missile barrage in Red Sea

          GulfMarch 24, 2024
          The captured Somali pirates arrive at the naval dockyard in Mumbai. Reuters

          India brings 35 Somali pirates to Mumbai for trial over hijacking

          AsiaMarch 23, 2024
          Boatswain's Mate 3rd Class Brent Cavalier looks through binoculars aboard the guided-missile destroyer USS Mason while the ship operates in support of Operation Prosperity Guardian in the Red Sea. Photo: US Navy

          US forces intercept wave of Houthi drone boats in Red Sea

          GulfMarch 17, 2024
          Houthi supporters chant slogans while holding up weapons during a protest against the US and Israel and in support of Palestinians, in Sana'a, Yemen, 08 March 2024. EPA

          Yemen's Houthis threaten to extend ship attacks to Indian Ocean

          GulfMarch 14, 2024
          A Houthi soldier on patrol in Sanaa, Yemen. EPA

          Houthi attacks threaten Yemen peace efforts, warns UN envoy

          GulfMarch 14, 2024
          An undersea cable is laid to Hiddensee island off the northern coast of Germany. Getty Images

          Undersea cables rely on 'turtle tactics' to ward off catastrophe

          TechnologyMarch 14, 2024
          The Houthis are an ostensibly anti-imperialist movement that claims to act in solidarity with beleaguered Palestinians, but an examination of their tactics and targets tells a different tale. EPA

          Seafarers are paying a high price for Houthi actions

          EditorialMarch 14, 2024
          An injured civilian crew member is helped by Indian Navy personnel after a deadly attack on the True Confidence in the Red Sea. Photo: Indian Navy
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          Red Sea shipping crews under strain due to Houthi attacks

          MENAMarch 12, 2024
          British warship shoots down Houthi drones. Photo: UK Defence

          US-led coalition shoots down Houthi drones after largest Red Sea attack

          Palestine-IsraelMarch 09, 2024
          The British-registered cargo vessel Rubymar sinks in the Red Sea off the coast of Yemen. EPA / Yemeni Al-Joumhouriya TV

          EU prepares for long-haul Red Sea mission after first fatalities

          EuropeMarch 09, 2024
          Ram Kumar, a chief marine engineer with a Chennai-based shipping company, is contemplating quitting after a spate of Houthi attacks in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden. Photo: Ram Kumar

          'We are scared': Deadly Houthi attack on ship sparks fear among Indian sailors

          AsiaMarch 07, 2024
          The bulk carrier True Confidence, which was attacked by the Houthis in the Red Sea. AP
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          Houthi attack, Democrats on Rafah and Elon Musk on X - Trending

          Trending Middle EastMarch 07, 2024
          Houthi supporters attend a rally against US in Sanaa. AFP

          'US pays toll for taking eyes off Yemen'

          UKMarch 06, 2024
          Yemenis try to buy grain at a market in Sanaa on Monday. The escalation of Houthi attacks on shipping lanes in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden could put further pressure on food prices. EPA

          Global trade will survive the Red Sea crisis. Vulnerable people may not

          EditorialMarch 06, 2024
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