The Houthis have no warships. It doesn't need any. A blockade holds if shipowners and insurers decide the passage is not worth the risk, and this week's deaths aboard a Tanzania-flagged tanker made…
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Turkey backs Saudi-led maritime defence coalition in Red Sea Turkey confirmed on Thursday for the first time that it had joined efforts to establish a multinational maritime defence coalition…
Analysis: Saudi Arabia’s new maritime coalition put to the test Arab News
A political controversy is swirling after the attack on a small deck cargo ship that killed at least six people and injured as many as 10 others from...
Saudia was named the world’s most on-time airline for arrivals in July 2026 by Cirium, achieving an 87.24 percent on-time arrival rate across 16,406 flights, compared with an 83.55 percent average…
Saudi Arabia is bracing for a “multiple coordinated attacks” by Iraqi militias factions and Iran-backed Houthis, a Saudi official told CNN, as the broader Middle East conflict threatens to widen.
By threatening shipping, the Yemeni rebels hope to wring concessions from the kingdom
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