The Latest Breaking News from Red Sea

Houthi rebels have been targeting ships in the Red Sea since November

Underwater cable damage in Red Sea disrupts global connectivity; suspected Houthi involvement raises security concerns.

The sinking of the M/V Rubymar cargo ship in the Red Sea poses a significant threat to the region's delicate ecosystem and vital industries.

Houthi rebels accuse UK and US of disrupting undersea cables in Red Sea, impacting internet services in Yemen.

British cargo ship sinking by Houthi rebels impacts shipping routes and costs in the region.

The UK-owned bulk carrier was struck on February 18 with multiple missiles, resulting in an oil slick in the Red Sea.

“Well, we didn’t see that one coming — the Houthis took us all by surprise,” a distinguished former security official muttered to me this week. In just under four months the Houthis have attacked 57 vessels in and around the Red Sea. They have disrupted waterways carrying 15 per cent…

U.S. conducts self-defense strikes against Houthi anti-ship missiles in the Red Sea, highlighting ongoing security challenges.

Vietnam's economy experienced a decline in exports and factory output in February, but showed resilience against external challenges.