Suez Canal Sees Return of Mega Boxships
24, December 2025
The Suez Canal on Tuesday saw CMA CGM JACQUES SAADE transit for the first time in two years, alongside MAERSK SEBAROK, as major liner routings begin to return.
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CMA CGM Becomes First to Bring Full Suez Route Back
8, December 2025
CMA CGM will restart its INDAMEX service via the Suez Canal, cutting the full loop to 77 days and freeing up two vessels as the container market faces overcapacity and weaker spot rates.
Maersk Plans Return to Red Sea Route Pending Improved Conditions
26, November 2025
Maersk is preparing to restart its Red Sea route through the Suez Canal, contingent on improved conditions, said CEO Vincent Clerc. In a statement from the Suez Canal Authority, it
Suez Canal Sees Early Traffic Uptick as Security Conditions Improve
19, November 2025
Suez Canal traffic is beginning to rise as carriers reassess Red Sea routes following the pause in Houthi attacks. Recent transit data and direct engagement by the Suez Canal Authority highlight a measured return of vessel movements.
Houthis Pause Red Sea Attacks and Lift Israeli Port Blockade Amid Gaza Truce
11, November 2025
Yemen’s Houthis have paused maritime attacks on Israel and lifted their blockade on Israeli ports amid a Gaza truce, easing tensions in Red Sea shipping lanes.
Suez Canal Urges Shipping Lines to Resume Transits as Regional Calm Returns
6, November 2025
The Suez Canal Authority met with global shipping lines in Ismailia, urging them to resume transits as regional calm and safety improvements support vessel returns.
Sanctioned Aframax Komander Grounds in Suez Canal, Refloated After Several Hours
28, October 2025
According to TradeWinds, the sanctioned aframax Komander grounded in the Suez Canal before being refloated, temporarily blocking northbound traffic.
Surge in GNSS/AIS interference reported across Gulf, Red Sea and key Middle East shipping routes
8, October 2025
Maritime authorities and ship operators have reported a surge in GNSS and AIS interference across the Gulf, Red Sea, and Strait of Hormuz, prompting renewed navigation warnings and electronic security alerts.
UN Warns: Maritime Trade Growth to Stall in 2025 as Global Shipping Routes Disrupted
25, September 2025
UNCTAD warns that maritime trade growth will nearly stall in 2025, with disruptions in the Suez Canal and Red Sea driving higher costs, fragile supply chains, and long-term structural risks.
