Hapag-Lloyd to decide today about resuming Red Sea routes operation
HAMBURG : Hapag-Lloyd will decide on Wednesday whether to resume journeys through the Red Sea, a spokesperson said on Tuesday as Maersk prepared to return to the area after a U.S.-led operation began providing safety
Shipping giant Maersk decides to resume Red Sea voyages
COPENHAGEN : In a sign of breakthrough in the ongoing Red Sea crisis, shipping giant AP Moller-Maersk Sunday decided to resume voyages through the Suez Canal. This followed the setting up of the multi-national security initiative Operation Prosperity Guardian (OPG),
Saving Suez : As Red Sea attacks threaten global trade, what it means for India
NEW DELHI : The strait of Bab-el-Mandeb, which means the gate of grief in Arabic, is living up to its name for shippers and traders across the world, as it turns the Israel-Palestine war
Suez,a crisis-waiting to happen, forces shippers to be ready any moment
Houthi attacks on civilian vessels, strategies to reroute ships, and the need for a 40-nation strong military alliance to guard 15% of the world’s maritime traffic sounds like the kind of emergency that ought
Many carriers still sending ships via Suez
Over 80 container ships still transiting the Red Sea and Suez Canal ,Vessel tracking shows that even after the raised threat from the Houthi Movement, which has warned it will target vessels connected to
Red Sea attacks’ on ships potential impact on oil and gas shipping
LONDON : Several shipping companies and a few liquefied natural gas (LNG) tankers have decided to avoid the world’s main East-West trade route, following attacks launched by Yemen’s Houthi group on commercial ships at
Shippers have already diverted over $60 billion in cargo from the Red Sea amid fears of attacks
NEW JERSEY : Shippers have diverted about $65 billion worth of cargo away from the Red Sea as they face the threat of attacks from Houthi militants in Yemen. Carriers are re-routing vessels as
MSC joins shipping giants Hapag-Lloyd and Maersk in Red Sea travel pause amid attacks
GENEVA : MSC, the world’s largest shipping carrier, said it is no longer traveling through the Suez Canal after its container ship, the MSC PALATIUM III, was attacked Friday while transiting the Red Sea
