Container ships in Suez Canal decreases
CAIRO : Live traffic of Container Ships through the Suez Canal and reroutings via the Cape of Good Hope shows the split between different vessel segments when it comes to the impact of the
Attacks on vessels in Red sea impact our trade: Centre tells Parliament
NEW DELHI : India remains “concerned” at the evolving situation in West Asia and attacks against commercial vessels in and around the Red Sea threaten freedom of navigation and “impact our trade”, the government
Cargo Ship’s Engine Room Flooding forces Crew to abandon Vessel in Red Sea
HODEIDAH : Twenty crew members of the MV ISA STAR, a Panama-flagged cargo ship were rescued in the Red Sea on December 5 after the vessel sent out a distress call. The EU’s naval
Global shipping costs to remain high amid tariff threats, Red Sea challenges
KUALA LUMPUR : Global shipping costs are expected to remain high next year, with freight rates likely to continue rising due to ongoing challenges in the shipping industry, including US President-elect Donald Trump’s tariff
Yemeni forces unveil advanced home-grown autonomous underwater vehicle
SANA’A : Yemeni Armed Forces have unveiled a new domestically-developed autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV), which is expected to enhance the combat capabilities of Yemen’s maritime units in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden. The
Carbon emissions in ocean container shipping hits record high
OSLO : The ongoing impact of conflict in the Red Sea, spiraling freight rates and congestion across global ocean container supply chains resulted in record high carbon emissions in Q3. The Xeneta and Marine
High freight rates strain global supply chains, threaten vulnerable economies : UNCTAD
GENEVA : Global shipping costs surged in the first half of 2024, driven by unprecedented disruptions in major maritime routes and rising operational costs. The strain on supply chains and economies is intensifying, with
Port of Los Angeles freight rail delays reach two-year high, with holiday and everyday items piling up
LOS ANGELES : Record imports over the last several months at West Coast ports, driven by the recent US East Coast and Gulf Coast strike diversions and ongoing Red Sea issues, are leading to