The problems impacting global trade, notably the Houthi attacks in the Red Sea and the drought in the Panama Canal, are far greater than what many people realize, according to logistics experts.

the Red Sea, where Yemen’s Houthi rebels have attacked shipping, and the Panama Canal, where low water levels are limiting the number of vessels that pass through. Those disruptions have caused ...

The Houthi attacks on cargo ships in the Red Sea and the drought conditions impacting the Panama Canal have sparked concern about the impact on global supply chains. Last week, for example ...

The Houthi attacks on cargo ships in the Red Sea and the drought afflicting the Panama Canal have created a “perfect storm” of disruption in global shipping, according to Mike Giambrone ...

Shipping executives said they also feared a severe disruption to their networks if they returned to the Red Sea but suddenly ...

The United Nations and experts have issued urgent warnings about escalating threats to global trade due to maritime security challenges. Attacks on commercial vessels in the Red Sea, disruptions in ...

The effects of restrictions on shipping in the Red Sea and Panama Canal are being felt around the world. Global trade is under immense strain amid rising freight costs. The significance of the Red ...

At least 17 people are missing after a tourist yacht sank in the Red Sea following warnings ... Donald Trump Scores Panama Canal Win Ben Stiller reveals Barack Obama’s response after he asked ...

Carter felt that returning the Panama Canal to Panama’s government was ... key trade route by regularly targeting ships in the Red Sea with drones and missiles that are coming and going from ...

The Panama Canal connects the Atlantic and Pacific oceans ... Meanwhile, the Suez Canal connects the Mediterranean Sea to the Red Sea and accounts for 10 to 12 percent of global trade.

While Trump has often spoken of his interest in the Panama Canal, his latest remarks on the Suez appear to be a new focus. Egypt controls the canal, which links the Mediterranean Sea to the Red Sea.

Panama’s President José Raúl ... free of charge. The canal, which connects the Mediterranean Sea to the Red Sea and divides Asia and Africa, has been operational since late 1869.