Operation Sit Tight Is China a winner from the Red Sea attacks? China seeks to reap political benefits from the new Suez crisis Six years ag...
What Red Sea Disruption Means for Global Supply Chains It’s far from business as usual for global shipping. By: Antonia Colibasanu The Red S...
That’s Two for Two: The World’s Other Big Canal Is in Trouble While the Panama Canal has been running dry, Gaza-related attacks have created...
The Stuck Container Ship on the Suez Canal Was a Metaphor Long-distance supply chains hide costly risks — and those risks may help usher in ...
On the Suez Canal and Chokepoints By: George Friedman I’ve often written about chokepoints – those narrow passageways, on land or at sea, th...
Egypt’s Red Line in the Red Sea Cairo can’t afford to compromise the Suez Canal, even at a distance. Xander Snyder With all ...
Egypt revives Suez dream amid global trade slump and escalating insurgency Ordinary Egyptians funded the $8.2bn blitz to expand the Suez ...
