Saudi Arabia is running out of options to export its vast oil reserves as attacks force its main pipeline shut while Iran and its allies cement their chokehold on the kingdom's two main maritime ...
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Red Sea disruptions impact Egypt’s economy, with Suez Canal revenues dropping by $7bn in two years.
US energy chief says Saudi Arabia oil pipeline should be back within days Oil should be flowing through Saudi Arabia's vital East-West pipeline within days, US Energy Secretary Chris Wright told CNBC…
Oil loadings suspended at Saudi's Red Sea port of Yanbu, shipping sources say Oil loadings at Saudi Arabia's Red Sea port of Yanbu have been suspended, days after the world's biggest crude exporter…
Riyadh has several military options, say analysts, but all of them carry risks, too.
Saudi, Egypt leaders call for secure Red Sea shipping Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi called for free and secure navigation in the Red Sea during…
Recent reporting says yes — at least on the intelligence front. Diplomatic sources cited separately by Israel Hayom, Walla, and The Jerusalem Post say Riyadh has sought intelligence assistance from…
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