LNG Shipments Through Strait of Hormuz Reach Highest Level Since Iran War Began
Laden liquefied natural gas (LNG) tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz rose to its highest monthly level since the war involving Iran began,…
Tag: Energy Security
Saudi-Led Coalition Reports Missile and Drone Interceptions as Sanaa Strikes Are Reported
Air defences say they intercepted three missiles and a drone over Saudi territory, while Houthi-run media reports separate strikes on fuel and oil-company facilities…
Qatar Condemns Attack on LNG Carrier Al Mayeda, Warns of Threat to Global Energy Security
The Qatari-owned vessel was struck by unidentified objects in the Arabian Gulf on 30 October. Doha has launched an investigation, while the UAE warns…
Tanker Struck by Two Unidentified Projectiles Near Saudi Arabia, Raising Gulf Shipping Fears
UK maritime authorities say the vessel was hit approximately 72 nautical miles east of Ras al-Khafji, with all crew members accounted for and no…
Four Oil and Gas Tankers Turn Back From Hormuz After Vessel Attacks
The reversal of tankers near the Strait of Hormuz shows how quickly maritime security risk can affect energy flows, shipping insurance and Gulf supply-chain…
US and Iran Reach Preliminary Framework to Halt War and Reopen Hormuz
The agreement marks the strongest move towards ending the conflict, but formal signing, implementation and the nuclear question remain unresolved.
Why Clearing Mines From the Strait of Hormuz Could Take 40–50 Days
The political decision to reopen Hormuz can be made quickly; locating, identifying and neutralising maritime threats is a slower technical operation.
G7 Leaders Put the Iran Framework and Hormuz Reopening at the Centre of Summit Talks
The agreement has shifted the summit agenda towards implementation, energy security, sanctions and the unresolved regional fronts.