The Latest Breaking News from Red Sea

Houthi attacks on the Red Sea have forced shippers to avoid one of the world’s most crucial trade routes.

India's External Affairs Minister, S. Jaishankar, emphasizes India's responsibility to help in difficult situations, referring to the deployment of Indian Navy warships in the Red Sea region to combat attacks on merchant vessels.

A missile attack on a tanker in the Red Sea by Yemen's Houthi rebels ignites a fire, but the crew manages to extinguish it and reach safety.

China is reportedly urging Iran to control Houthi attacks in the Red Sea region in order to maintain stability. Find out more about this exclusive development.

Carnival, the cruise operator, highlights potential disruptions to its operations due to tensions in the Red Sea between Israel and Palestinians.

Yemeni group says it will continue targeting Israel-linked commercial vessels until aid reaches Palestinians in Gaza.

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Peripherals giant Logitech has confirmed that the Red Sea crisis is having a significant impact on its business activities. Attacks on Red Sea shipping have spurred Logitech to decide on a longer, safer, slower, shipping route for products destined for the European market - but it will affect profits.

The UK economy shows signs of improvement as the PMI indicates a pickup in activity, but the Red Sea crisis negatively impacts manufacturing sectors.