Geopolitical Risks Linger for Maritime Sector in Red Sea

The Red Sea, a critical artery for global commerce, is experiencing a period of cautious calm following a near-collapse of the Gaza ceasefire. While the immediate threat of renewed Houthi attacks on shipping has receded, analysts warn that the underlying geopolitical risks remain, and the maritime industry should not become complacent. Earlier this week, the fragile truce between Israel and Hamas appeared to be on the verge of disintegration, raising alarms throughout the shipping world.  Hamas’s threat to suspend the hostage release…