The Latest Breaking News from Red Sea

The case for action was strong. But previous interventions have stark warnings for the US and Britain

The foreign secretary argued the rebel group’s claim they were supporting Gaza is ‘nonsense’

World Bank warns of surging energy prices, slower growth and higher inflation as threat rises of disruption to world trade

The Houthi rebels said the airstrikes will not stop its attacks on Red Sea shipping

Exclusive: In an article for The Independent, the Labour leader doubles down on support for UK and US action and demands Iran-backed rebels stop Red Sea attacks, as a new missile strike turns up the heat in the Middle East

The United States carried out a fresh strike Saturday on a Huthi rebel target in Yemen, the US military said, after the Iran-backed militants warned of further attacks on ships in the Red Sea.

When it comes to longer term economic impacts of the Red Sea crisis: The "most honest answer" experts can give is "I have no idea” at this point, Unlimited's Bob Elliott told Fortune.

Recent attacks on commercial vessels by Houthi militia in the Red Sea have put the vital shipping region in the spotlight. The Yemen-based rebels claim to be targeting Israeli-linked vessels, in protest at Israel’s war against Hamas in Gaza. The UN Security Council recently passed a resolution demanding an immediate…

Most of Israel’s trade is through the Mediterranean. But longer-term risks to Israel’s economy are growing, say analysts

Indian External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar to visit Iran for talks on bilateral issues, Red Sea security, and Chabahar Port.

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called on all sides "not to escalate" the volatile situation in the Red Sea, his spokesman said on Friday after Washington and London launched strikes on Yemen's Huthi rebels.