
Yemen Offensive Puts Red Sea Risk Back on Corporate Strategy Agenda
Yemen’s renewed anti-Houthi offensive is raising boardroom concerns over Red Sea shipping, energy infrastructure and regional defense commitments.

Yemen’s renewed anti-Houthi offensive is raising boardroom concerns over Red Sea shipping, energy infrastructure and regional defense commitments.

Yemen’s leader called for mobilization and offered amnesty to defecting Houthis as advances near Red Sea routes raise energy and trade risks.

Russia’s ship registry grew 36% as sanctioned shadow-fleet vessels shifted flags under pressure from tighter open registries.

Saudi Arabia said it intercepted a Houthi ballistic missile aimed at Riyadh as attacks pressure Aramco infrastructure and Red Sea export routes.

Merz says Germany must adapt as ties with Washington worsen, framing the strain as a security challenge and an opening for reform.

Saudi Arabia’s East-West pipeline outage could cut global oil supply by 4 percent if repairs drag on, raising strategic questions for Riyadh.

Russia is expected at the G20 energy meeting in Houston, adding sanctions, security and corporate risk questions to the agenda.

Houthi control of Mocha heightens risks around Bab el-Mandeb, a Red Sea route central to oil supply, shipping decisions and U.S. Iran strategy.