War in Iran: the EU strengthens its military mission in the Red Sea with two French ships
The EU is enhancing its military presence in the Red Sea with the deployment of two additional French ships amidst rising tensions due to the conflict in Iran.
EU sends more ships to the Middle East
The EU plans to reinforce its maritime security operation "Aspides" in the Red Sea, Gulf, and Indian Ocean by deploying more ships due to an increase in requests for protection.
Threats at Bab el-Mandeb and Hormuz: The World on the Brink of a New Economic Shock
Rising threats from Houthi rebels in Yemen to maritime security in the Red Sea and Bab el-Mandeb Strait are raising concerns of a new economic crisis due to rising tensions in the Middle East.
Houthis threaten to resume attacks in the Red Sea
Houthi rebels from Yemen have threatened to resume attacks on ships in the Red Sea following a recent attack on Iran.
The Houthis are once again targeting ships in the Red Sea
Houthi rebels have announced a resumption of attacks on commercial vessels in the Red Sea, raising concerns over maritime safety and global supply chains.
Ethiopia: Ethiopia, Djibouti Agree to Deepen Cooperation At Doraleh Port Amid Shifting Red Sea Geopolitics
Ethiopia and Djibouti have agreed to enhance their collaboration to improve the operations of Doraleh Port, following diplomatic discussions focused on strengthening regional ties.
Egypt builds a new tourism center on the Red Sea for one billion dollars
The Egyptian government has launched a major development project on the Red Sea, focusing on the Il Monte Galala Towers and Marina complex, which aims to enhance the country's tourism sector.
Egypt denies granting Ethiopia access to the Red Sea and reaffirms its position on the Renaissance Dam
Egypt has denied reports claiming it is willing to grant Ethiopia access to the Red Sea in exchange for concessions on the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) negotiations.
Moses parts the Red Sea โ and breaks the fourth wall
A new comedy series, 'The Promised Land,' offers a modern twist on the biblical story of Moses, presenting him as a relatable character in a mockumentary style similar to 'The Office.'
The Egyptian City of Al-Qusayr: A Hidden Gem on the Red Sea Coast
Al-Qusayr, a historically rich city on the Red Sea, is highlighted as an underrated travel destination due to its serene landscapes and deep historical roots.
The 'Red Court' Launches Its Attack. La Russa Takes the Field: Abnormal Sentence
The ruling by the Palermo Court regarding compensation to the NGO Sea Watch ignites a conflict between the government and the judiciary in Italy.
Fish that inhabit the depths of the Red Sea have an unprecedented visual system
New research reveals a previously unknown hybrid visual cell type in deep-sea fish from the Red Sea, merging characteristics of rods and cones for low-light vision.
Yemen: Reports of gunfire exchange off the coast of the port of Aden
Reports indicate an exchange of gunfire involving a vessel and a small boat approximately 70 nautical miles southwest of Aden, Yemen's port.
Is War Postponed Between Egypt and Ethiopia? Analysts Outline the Options
Analysts suggest that war between Egypt and Ethiopia is not inevitable, yet remains a possible scenario if diplomatic efforts fail amidst rising regional tensions.
Egypt rejects attempts to impose control in the Red Sea
Egypt has rejected any external attempts to exert control over the Red Sea, emphasizing that governance should be limited to the coastal nations.
Containerships: Freight Rates in a Downward Trend
The global container shipping market is entering a downward phase as spot rates decline for the fifth consecutive week due to weak demand and increasing capacity.
Saudi Arabia and the UAE, face to face in the Red Sea
The rivalry between Saudi Arabia and the UAE is reshaping security architecture and alliances in the region amid escalating tensions over military shipments to Yemen.
After Netanyahu and Trump Meeting: Israeli Military Exercise in Eilat on the Red Sea
The Israeli military conducted a training exercise in Eilat following a meeting between Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and former President Trump, amid rising tensions with Iran.
Horn of Africa neighbors at odds over alleged incursions
Tensions are rising between Eritrea and Ethiopia as Eritrea rejects accusations of military aggression and backing armed groups made by Ethiopia's foreign minister.
Egypt plans a marina and a hotel worth 1 billion dollars on the Red Sea
Egypt has announced plans for a $1 billion marina and hotel project on the Red Sea to boost its tourism industry.
Anex Tour will transport tourists to the Red Sea from Radom
Anex Tour Poland has announced the launch of a charter connection from Warsaw-Radom Airport to Hurghada for the summer season of 2026, operating weekly flights from May 7 to October 22.
Geopolitics: Why Hapag-Lloyd Wants to Navigate the Suez Canal Again
Hapag-Lloyd plans to re-navigate the Suez Canal after nearly two years of avoiding it due to security concerns from attacks by Houthi rebels in the Red Sea.
Shipping Companies Expect Drop in Profits After Returning to the Red Sea
Global shipping companies are preparing for a decline in profits in 2026 due to expectations of reopening the Red Sea route, which could decrease shipping prices amid an increase in global transport service oversupply.
Hapag-Lloyd ventures back into dangerous routes
Hapag-Lloyd resumes operations in the Red Sea after more than two years of suspension due to Houthi militia attacks, taking precautions and forming alliances for its journeys.
Dark spots spread across Greenland and accelerate its melting
Emerging green and red algae are accelerating the melting of Greenland's ice cover, contributing to rising sea levels as the island loses hundreds of billions of tons of ice annually due to climate change.
US Destroyer Conducts "Routine Naval Exercise" with Israeli Navy in the Red Sea
The USS Delbert D. Black conducted a "routine naval exercise" with the Israeli Navy's INS Eilat corvette in the Red Sea, emphasizing strong military cooperation between the US Fifth Fleet and the Israeli Navy.
This is the paradise island where Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodrรญguez have bought two luxury villas
Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodrรญguez have invested in two exclusive villas at the luxury resort Nujuma, part of The Red Sea Project in Saudi Arabia.
Eilat Port Faces 'Worst Crisis in Its History'
The Eilat port on the Red Sea is experiencing its most difficult crisis ever, largely due to over two years of attacks by Houthi forces, resulting in a dramatic drop in annual revenue from 240 million shekels to nearly zero.
Why is Israel interested in Somaliland?
Israel's official recognition of the separatist region Somaliland as an independent state in December 2025 marks a significant geopolitical shift in the alliances within the Horn of Africa and Red Sea region.
Inside Cristiano Ronaldo's incredible property empire as he plans to move into ยฃ30m mansion
Cristiano Ronaldo expands his impressive property portfolio with the purchase of a ยฃ30m mansion in Portugal and luxurious villas by the Red Sea.
The Saudi film 'Hostage'.. cinematic chaos falls into the trap of imported comedy
The Saudi film 'Hostage' blends black comedy and social drama, showcasing the growing presence of Saudi cinema on global platforms like Netflix after its debut at the Red Sea International Film Festival.
Civil War in Yemen: Escalation at the Bottleneck of World Trade
The civil war in Yemen intensifies as Saudi Arabia and the UAE clash over their conflicting economic interests in the Red Sea, impacting broader regional dynamics.
Israel and Somaliland: Expansion Beyond Recognition Threatening Red Sea Security
Israel's foreign minister's visit to the separatist region of Somaliland, following Israel's recognition of it as an independent state, has sparked widespread debate about its political and security implications, particularly concerning the Horn of Africa and the security of the Red Sea.
Western Greece, Epirus, and Ionian remain under 'Red Code': What the Risk Assessment Committee decided
The Risk Assessment Committee has decided to maintain a 'Red Code' warning for Western Greece, Epirus, and the Ionian Sea due to expected severe weather conditions, including local hailstorms and high winds.
Israel learns the lesson and takes steps
Israel recognizes the strategic importance of controlling the Red Sea as a key to influencing global economic routes.
Houthis: Any Israeli presence in Somaliland will be considered a target
The Houthis have warned that any Israeli presence in Somaliland will be regarded as a target, amidst concerns over Israel's access to the Red Sea and potential military actions against them.
Geopolitical bomb on the Horn of Africa: Somaliland is ideal for controlling the Red Sea and home for the displaced from Gaza
Israel's recognition of the self-proclaimed Republic of Somaliland marks a significant shift in international politics, challenging the longstanding consensus on Somalia's territorial integrity and signaling geopolitical changes from the Middle East to the Horn of Africa.
Consequences of Recognizing Somaliland: The Hornet's Nest at the Red Sea
The recognition of Somaliland has raised concerns among Arab countries due to geopolitical tensions related to conflicts in Yemen and Gaza, emphasizing the area's strategic importance.
Shippers Wary of Red Sea Routes Despite Houthi Pledge to End Targeting
Shipping companies remain cautious about using Red Sea routes despite a commitment from Houthi rebels to cease attacks.