Stable Mediterranean freight market, Middle East sees optimistic signs
Freight rates stay steady in the Mediterranean, with Western routes outperforming. The Middle East Gulf and India show early signs of recovery, driven by new cargoes
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Trump’s triumph: A new era of global shifts
Donald Trump’s 2024 election victory is expected to bring global shifts, impacting shipping, the Middle East, the Russia-Ukraine conflict, U.S.-China relations, and European markets. What challenges and opportunities are on the horizon?
Editorial #2
Rising tensions in the Middle East threaten maritime trade, as Israel braces for Iran’s response and Hezbollah escalates attacks near key shipping routes. What’s next for global supply chains
Immigration at G7 as conflicts rise in Europe
The G7 interior ministers’ meeting ends with a focus on immigration. European nations, under pressure from rising asylum seekers, push for stricter policies in response to conflicts in the Middle East
Norman Roule: “The Houthis and Iran now have the capacity to touch the global economy”
The Senior Advisor to the Counter Extremism Project, “United Against Nuclear Iran, the Nuclear Threat Initiative”, Norman Roule talks about the developments in the Middle East and how these affect future geopolitical reclassification as well as global shipping
Israel, Lebanon, and beyond: Can a regional war be avoided?
The dual war front of Israel in Gaza and Lebanon, the internal pressure exerted on Netanyahu, the sense of insecurity that is beginning to spread within Israeli society, the role of the USA and Iran
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