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Red Sea security 'exclusive responsibility’ of littoral states, say Egypt, Eritrea

Anadolu Agency 17 May 2026
Egypt and Eritrea affirmed Saturday that the security and management of the Red Sea remain the "exclusive responsibility" of littoral states, the Egyptian Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
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Fall Asleep to The Complete Exodus Moses, 10 Plagues, Red Sea & 40 Years in ...

Rumble 16 May 2026
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Possible Mako or Blacktip Reef shark spotted near Egypt’s Red Sea Beach

Egypt Today 16 May 2026
A shark appeared on a beach in the city of Quseir, south of the Red Sea, near shallow waters, causing panic, especially with a large number of people on the beach ... Residents of Quseir notified the Red ...
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Egypt and Kenya agree on achieving stability in the Horn of Africa and the Red Sea

Egypt Today 16 May 2026
CAIRO – 15 May 2026 ... They agreed to support the sovereignty, unity, and territorial integrity of both Somalia and Sudan, while strengthening efforts to achieve stability in the Horn of Africa and the Red Sea region ....
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Egypt, Eritrea sign maritime transport pact, declare Red Sea security exclusive to littoral states

Daily News Egypt 16 May 2026
Egypt and Eritrea signed a maritime transport cooperation agreement on Saturday to launch a shipping line connecting their ports, as Cairo declared that the security of the Red Sea remains the exclusive responsibility of its littoral states.
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Europe Doubles Down on the Arctic to Bypass Risky Red Sea Internet Route

The Maritime Executive 15 May 2026
With growing instability in the Middle East, the European Union (EU) is considering using the Arctic as a bypass for its internet traffic. Over the p ....
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Piracy returns as Hormuz and Red Sea crises stretch global shipping

CyprusMail 15 May 2026
The resurgence comes after two difficult months for the industry, with renewed fears over attacks on vessels in the Red Sea and escalating tensions involving the US, Israel and Iran adding further pressure to key maritime routes.
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Strengthening Education in Red Sea State through Digital Transformation (UNESCO - United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization)

Public Technologies 14 May 2026
... Adam, Director General of the Ministry of Education - Red Sea State; and Mr Saeed Abu-Elhassan Musa, Head of Planning, alongside senior ministry officials.
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EU Naval Mission Secures Safe Passage for Commercial Ships in Red Sea

YemenOnline 13 May 2026
The European Union’s naval mission tasked with safeguarding international navigation announced Tuesday that it had successfully escorted a batch of commercial vessels through the Red Sea, west of Yemen.
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Aramco to expand Red Sea tanker loading capacity amid Strait of Hormuz blockade

Tradewinds 12 May 2026
Boss Amin Nasser says more crude will be shipped through the facility’s two terminals, with Gulf exports still halted ....
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Tankers rush back to Red Sea as owners seek to avoid Strait of Hormuz risks

Tradewinds 12 May 2026
Sentosa Ship Brokers believes security risk is viewed as acceptable for non-US, Israel and UK ships ....
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Sudan: 'Toxic Gold Mining Waste Kills Camels in Sudan's Red Sea State'

All Africa 11 May 2026
Durdeib Locality -- Livestock owners in Durdeib locality in Sudan's Red Sea state have blamed gold mining activities for the poisoning of camels and other animals, warning of growing environmental contamination in the area ....
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The Red Sea, Assab, and the possibility of a reimagined Horn of Africa - opinion

The Jerusalem Post 10 May 2026
Ethiopia’s push for Red Sea access reflects economic necessity, not a call for war ....
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The Red Sea, Assab, and the possibility of a reimagined Horn of Africa – opinion

Virtual Jerusalem 10 May 2026
Ethiopia’s push for Red Sea access reflects economic necessity, not a call for war.| Read More JPost.com – Opinion | The Jerusalem Post ....
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Sea Intelligence: Red Sea vs. Hormuz operational disruptions

SAFETY4SEA 08 May 2026
While geopolitical chokepoints are often assumed to affect global supply chains in similar ways, the data reveals a sharp contrast in how the Red Sea crisis and Hormuz disruption manifested operationally, according to Sea-Intelligence.

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