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Gate Of Tears: The Next Chokepoint That Could Make Shippers Cry After Hormuz
The Bab el-Mandeb strait at the southern tip of the Red Sea is now emerging as a second front in what experts describe as the most severe disruption to global energy markets in modern history.
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The Other Route Options For Global Shipping If Hormuz Remains Blocked
As the Israel-US war on Iran disrupts shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, alternative sea routes may become important for global trade and energy supplies.
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"Kabul Open To Business": Taliban Minister's Trade Pitch To India Amid Pakistan Border Crisis
Afghanistan's Minister for Commerce and Industry Alhaj Nooruddin Azizi has called for a dramatic expansion of bilateral trade, investment, and diplomatic engagement with India.
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World's First "Air Piracy" Was A 20 Minutes "Cigarette Flight" En Route Macau
Cathay Pacific-operated seaplane, Miss Macao, became the world's first recorded airplane hijacking. In fact, the idea of hijacking didn't even exist at the time. People would call it "air piracy."
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UN Warns Of Decisive Action Against Maritime Piracy "Before It's Too Late"
They urge cooperation to protect oceans and seas, emphasizing the critical role of shipping in global welfare and economy.
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Armenia Offers Alternative Sea Trade Route To India Amid Red Sea Tensions
Armenia is ideally positioned to offer India an alternative sea trade route, especially with Europe, Narek Mkrtchyan, the country's minister for Labor and Social Affairs, said on the sidelines of the 9th edition of the Raisina Dialogue on Wednesday.
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Ships Anchored In Red Sea, Tracking Systems Off Due To Houthi Attacks
Several container ships are anchored in the Red Sea and others have turned off tracking systems as traders adjust routes and prices in response to maritime attacks by Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthis on the world's main East-West trade route.
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PM Voices Piracy, Climate Risks To Sea Trade At UN Security Council
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, addressing a UN Security Council debate this evening, said barriers must be removed for trade on sea routes, which are currently being misused for piracy. He became the first Indian PM to chair a UNSC open debate.
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Beijing Installs Advanced Weapons In Global Hotspot, Flags US Think Tank
China appears to have installed weapons, including anti-aircraft and anti-missile systems, on all seven of the artificial islands it has built in the South China Sea, despite statements by Beijing that it has no intention to militarize the islands which are part of a strategic trade route, where territory is claimed by several countries.
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Vietnam Moves New Rocket Launchers Into Disputed South China Sea: Sources
Vietnam has discreetly fortified several of its islands in the disputed South China Sea with new mobile rocket launchers capable of striking China's runways and military installations across the vital trade route, according to Western officials.
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Gate Of Tears: The Next Chokepoint That Could Make Shippers Cry After Hormuz
The Bab el-Mandeb strait at the southern tip of the Red Sea is now emerging as a second front in what experts describe as the most severe disruption to global energy markets in modern history.
-
The Other Route Options For Global Shipping If Hormuz Remains Blocked
As the Israel-US war on Iran disrupts shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, alternative sea routes may become important for global trade and energy supplies.
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"Kabul Open To Business": Taliban Minister's Trade Pitch To India Amid Pakistan Border Crisis
Afghanistan's Minister for Commerce and Industry Alhaj Nooruddin Azizi has called for a dramatic expansion of bilateral trade, investment, and diplomatic engagement with India.
-
World's First "Air Piracy" Was A 20 Minutes "Cigarette Flight" En Route Macau
Cathay Pacific-operated seaplane, Miss Macao, became the world's first recorded airplane hijacking. In fact, the idea of hijacking didn't even exist at the time. People would call it "air piracy."
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UN Warns Of Decisive Action Against Maritime Piracy "Before It's Too Late"
They urge cooperation to protect oceans and seas, emphasizing the critical role of shipping in global welfare and economy.
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Armenia Offers Alternative Sea Trade Route To India Amid Red Sea Tensions
Armenia is ideally positioned to offer India an alternative sea trade route, especially with Europe, Narek Mkrtchyan, the country's minister for Labor and Social Affairs, said on the sidelines of the 9th edition of the Raisina Dialogue on Wednesday.
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Ships Anchored In Red Sea, Tracking Systems Off Due To Houthi Attacks
Several container ships are anchored in the Red Sea and others have turned off tracking systems as traders adjust routes and prices in response to maritime attacks by Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthis on the world's main East-West trade route.
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PM Voices Piracy, Climate Risks To Sea Trade At UN Security Council
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, addressing a UN Security Council debate this evening, said barriers must be removed for trade on sea routes, which are currently being misused for piracy. He became the first Indian PM to chair a UNSC open debate.
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Beijing Installs Advanced Weapons In Global Hotspot, Flags US Think Tank
China appears to have installed weapons, including anti-aircraft and anti-missile systems, on all seven of the artificial islands it has built in the South China Sea, despite statements by Beijing that it has no intention to militarize the islands which are part of a strategic trade route, where territory is claimed by several countries.
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Vietnam Moves New Rocket Launchers Into Disputed South China Sea: Sources
Vietnam has discreetly fortified several of its islands in the disputed South China Sea with new mobile rocket launchers capable of striking China's runways and military installations across the vital trade route, according to Western officials.
