Red Sea and Bab el-Mandeb
Attacks on merchant shipping in the southern Red Sea have pushed a large share of Asia-Europe traffic around the Cape of Good Hope, adding roughly ten days and considerable fuel cost to each voyage. The consequences reach far beyond the war risk premium: rerouted tonnage tightens capacity, delays dry-dock slots and changes where repairs are carried out.
Seven Chinese Vessels Permitted via Russia's Arctic Route
Rosatom grants permits for seven Chinese vessels on regular route to Europe, marking a significant development in the Northern Sea Route's commercial potential.
India condemns attack on Red Sea cargo vessel
Indian-registered commercial vessel capsized in the Red Sea; all 14 crew rescued after attack. Analysis follows.
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