There is no shortage of issues with the waterways around the world.

We saw a brief glimmer of hope for the Straight of Hormuz before attacks began again.

Just as regular service via the Suez Canal was being restored, the Houthis in Yemen announced a naval blockade of Saudi Arabia and have attacked Saudi oil interests.

The Panama Canal is preparing for another El Nino-fueled drought. The Panama Canal Authority limited vessels to a 49-foot depth. Additionally, the Authority has reduced the number of crossings from 36 to 34. It is expected the reduction in the vessel depth and number of crossing will continue.

On the positive side, if you are looking for a speedy route between China and Europe, this month, Sea Legend Shipping will be starting a weekly seasonal service via the Northern Sea through the Russian Arctic.

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