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Baltic Sea Tensions Rise Amidst Russian Shadow Fleet Activity and Increased Military Presence

Increased Russian tanker activity in the Baltic Sea, particularly from the "shadow fleet," following EU sanctions, coupled with heightened Russian military presence and ambiguous drone activity, raises concerns of potential conflict escalation. Denmark has intensified checks, inspecting over 60 tank...

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Red Sea Conflict Drives 46% Surge in Container Ship CO2 Emissions

CO2 emissions from container ships operating in or near the EU surged 46 percent in 2024, reaching 52.8 million tons due to ships rerouting around the Red Sea to avoid Houthi attacks, impacting climate change.

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Houthi Attacks Sink Ships, Close Eilat Port

The Houthis conducted 11 attacks this week using hypersonic missiles and drones, sinking two ships and closing the Eilat port, escalating tensions in the Red Sea and impacting global trade as part of their ongoing campaign against international shipping in support of Palestinians.

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Houthi Attacks Disrupt Red Sea Shipping

Houthi rebels in Yemen have launched nearly 70 attacks on commercial ships in the Red Sea since November 2023, using drones and missiles, resulting in ship sinkings, crew deaths, and significant disruptions to global trade; the US and Saudi Arabia accuse Iran of supporting the Houthis.

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Houthi Attack Sinks "Eternity C", Six Crew Members Hostage

Houthi forces in Yemen attacked and sank the "Eternity C" in the Red Sea, resulting in four confirmed deaths, six hostages, and the rescue of a Greek security guard; this is the second such attack in a week, highlighting a pattern of escalating violence against commercial shipping.

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Houthi Rebels Attack Cargo Ship in Red Sea, Killing Three

On Monday night, Houthi rebels attacked the Liberian-flagged, Greek-owned Eternity C cargo ship in the Red Sea, killing three and injuring two mariners; five crew members were rescued. The attack follows a similar incident on Sunday, marking a resurgence of Houthi attacks after a period of inactivit...

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Red Sea Attacks Cause 46% Surge in Container Ship CO2 Emissions

CO2 emissions from container ships with EU links soared 46% to 52.8 million tons in 2024, mainly due to Houthi attacks in the Red Sea forcing longer routes around the Cape of Good Hope, according to EU data and Sea-Intelligence analysis.

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Red Sea Conflict Fuels 46% Surge in EU Container Ship CO2 Emissions

CO2 emissions from container ships in the EU surged by 46% in 2024, reaching 52.8 million tons, largely due to ships rerouting around the Red Sea to avoid Houthi attacks, highlighting the climate impact of geopolitical instability.

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UN Extends Reporting on Houthi Red Sea Attacks Amidst Concerns Over Gaza Conflict

The UN Security Council extended reporting on Houthi attacks in the Red Sea until January 15, 2026, following recent attacks on the MV Magic Seas and MV Eternity C resulting in ship sinkings and hostage-takings; Russia, China, and Algeria abstained due to concerns over US airstrikes in Yemen and the...

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Colombia Seizes First Autonomous Narco-Submarine

The Colombian navy intercepted an unmanned, autonomous narco-submarine near Santa Marta, equipped with advanced technology including a Starlink modem and surveillance cameras, signaling a new phase in drug trafficking utilizing autonomous systems.

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Houthis Resume Red Sea Attacks, Causing Casualties and Disrupting Shipping

The Houthis sank two ships in the Red Sea in four days, killing at least four and leaving fifteen missing from the Eternity C, after a six-month pause in attacks. This follows attacks on ships with links to Israel, raising concerns about maritime safety and global trade.

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Houthi Attack on Cargo Ship Kills Three, Disrupts Global Trade

Three crew members died in a Houthi rebel attack on the MV Eternity C cargo ship off Yemen on July 7th, 2025, causing significant damage and disrupting a vital shipping lane carrying 12% of global trade. The attack follows a similar incident on the Magic Seas, despite a May ceasefire agreement betwe...

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