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Morocco and Libya Set to Restore Transportation Links After 9-Year Suspension

Libya and Morocco are taking significant steps to reconnect their transportation networks, with plans to resume air travel and establish new maritime routes in 2025. This development marks a potential end to a nine-year suspension of direct flights between the two North African nations. During high-level......

Marsa Maroc Secures €65 Million to Modernize Key Port Terminals

Marsa Maroc, the Moroccan port operator, has secured €65 million in financing from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) to modernize key port terminals in Morocco. This strategic partnership underscores Marsa Maroc's commitment to enhancing the country’s port infrastructure,......

Urgent Salvage Operation Underway to Avert Red Sea Oil Spill Catastrophe

Efforts are underway to prevent a potential environmental disaster as a Greek-owned and flagged tanker, MV Sounion, targeted by Houthi rebels, risks spilling around one million barrels of oil into the Red Sea. The vessel was abandoned by its crew off the coast of Oman after being struck on 21 August......

Greek Oil Tanker Ablaze in Red Sea After Multiple Attacks: Crew Safe, Ship Adrift

In a dramatic escalation of maritime tensions, a Greek-flagged oil tanker, the Sounion, came under siege in the Red Sea on Wednesday morning. The vessel, carrying a crew of 25, was subjected to multiple attacks, leaving it engulfed in flames and drifting helplessly in international waters. The incident......

Ceuta and Melilla: Potential Shift in Sovereignty by 2030?

In a bold assertion, Spanish intelligence analyst Fernando Cocho suggests that the cities of Ceuta and Melilla may come under shared Spanish-Moroccan sovereignty by the early 2030s. Cocho claims this strategic move has the backing of both the European Union, notably France, and the United States. The......

Suspected Houthis Target a Third Vessel in the Red Sea

The Red Sea has become a focal point of international tension as Yemen's Houthi rebels allegedly targeted a ship on Tuesday. This incident marks the third in a series of assaults linked to the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict, further disrupting the vital maritime trade route and intensifying concerns......

Red Sea on Red Alert: Houthi Rebels Strike Ship as USS Eisenhower Heads Home

In a brazen escalation of tensions along the critical maritime corridor, Iran-backed Houthi rebels have allegedly launched an attack on a commercial ship transiting through the Gulf of Aden, marking the latest strike in their ongoing campaign to disrupt shipping lanes. The incident unfolded as the USS......

Uncovering Ancient Secrets: The Groundbreaking Discovery of a 3,300-Year-Old Shipwreck

In a remarkable archaeological find that promises to rewrite our understanding of seafaring in the ancient world, a 3,300-year-old shipwreck has been discovered at the bottom of the Mediterranean Sea. This extraordinary discovery, announced by the Israel Antiquities Authority, is poised to shed new light......