Maritime security
South Korea ship to test Arctic commercial shipping route amid Western concerns
President Lee Jae Myung has made Arctic shipping a priority for South Korea, a shipping powerhouse. Officials say this could help transform Busan and position the Arctic as a regular trade route.
Middle Israel: Iran's Strait of Hormuz piracy is a reckless, losing strategy - opinion
Trump willing to end war, declare victory on Iran with no nuclear deal, officials say - report
Iran war teaches importance of Gulf cooperation with Europe for maritime security, ISPI says
Activists prepare to defy Israeli naval blockade of Gaza
Its hull carries slogans reading: "Free Palestine," "Gaza you are not alone" and "Stop the Genocide," while its humanitarian aid cargo consists mostly of medicines.
Rescue underway for crew of Greek-owned vessel hit by Houthis, Philippines says
The missing crew member was suspected to be trapped in the engine room, maritime sources said. The rest of the crew were "safe and sound" and had adequate food supplies, Cacdac said.
Panama-flagged oil tanker reportedly attacked southwest of Yemen's Mocha - Ambrey
Ambrey said a radio communication indicated the vessel was hit by a missile and that there was a fire onboard.
US intercepts Houthi attack into the Red Sea, no casualties reported
In March, the group's leader said the group was expanding its attack area to prevent Israel-linked ships from passing through the Indian Ocean toward the Cape of Good Hope.
Missiles attack inflicts damage to vessel SW of Yemen's Mokha
The tanker, which was not identified by name, was en route from Pimorsk, Russia, to Vadinar, India, when it was attacked, Ambrey said in its advisory note.
Yemen’s Houthis obtain hypersonic missile, upgrade weapons arsenal - report
Last week the Houthis's leader warned that the group would begin attacking ships heading toward the Cape of Good Hope in Africa's southern tip.
Houthi sinking of Rubymar ship off Yemen is a blow to the West - analysis
More thought needs to be put into what to do when and if ships are struck by missiles. Letting ships slowly sink is not a good solution.
Ambrey reports incident west of Yemen's Red Sea port Hodeidah
Yemen's Houthis said on Tuesday they could only reconsider their missile and drone attacks on international shipping in the Red Sea once Israel ends its "aggression" in the Gaza Strip.
Yemen's Houthis claim attack on ship in Gulf of Aden, say it could sink
The ship was heading north during its journey from Khor Fakkan in the United Arab Emirates to Varna, Bulgaria, when the attack occurred, Ambrey said in an advisory note.
Yemen's Houthis claim missile attack on oil tanker in Red Sea
The US State Department said on Friday that the vessel, which was carrying crude oil bound for India, was hit by a missile on its port side.
