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Chinese Prime Minister: Lack of confidence exacerbates risks to global growth

Reports, monitoring centers and energy experts: Tankers loaded with Kuwaiti oil changed their course to avoid entering Bab al-Mandab due to Red Sea tensions.

Lapid accuses PM of playing politics with budget while 'businesses are collapsing'

Houthi spokesman: We consider all U.S. and British ships and warships participating in the "aggression" against our country as targets.

Freight container volumes through Red sea region have fallen by around 65% from expected values

U Rusiji je pala proizvodnja visokooktanskog benzina nakon kvara na agregatu u rafineriji Lukoil (Lukoil-Nizhegorodnefteorgsintez NORSI)

Bloomberg: A Qatari liquefied gas tanker stopped in the Red Sea and another in the Mediterranean

Bloomberg: 3 liquefied gas tankers belonging to Qatar stopped off the coast of Oman

Bloomberg: Navigation data confirms that Qatar stopped 5 liquefied gas tankers due to tensions in the Red Sea

Opskrba toplinom prekinuta u Novomoskovsku u regiji Tula nakon nesreće u lokalnoj elektrani

Loud explosions were heard this morning from the Bezan compound in Haifa. The Bezan group said that the circumstances are being investigated: "This is a statistical phenomenon that occurs occasionally, there is no danger to the workers and the public" ; The Ministry of Environmental Protection: "The facility was stopped immediately and the fault is being handled by the plant"

Operater ruske elektroenergetske mreže Rosseti nametnuo je raspored stalnih nestanka struje u regiji Rostov

Nestanak struje u nekoliko okruga Rostov na Donu i Bataisk

Houthi’s have reportedly struck a “dark fleet” (AIS turned off) Russian tanker earlier today, Aframax Khalissa

Egypt reacts to US-UK airstrikes on Houthis in Yemen. Says its concerns, warning about Gaza conflict morphing into regional conflict, sowing wider instability risks becoming reality

Hapag-Lloyd Shipping Company welcomes the measures taken by U.S. and Britain to secure passage in the Red Sea

The British Maritime Trade Authority calls on ships in the Red Sea region to exercise caution after strikes against the Houthis

British PM: Britain will do what it takes to deter the Houthis in the Red Sea

British PM: The United Kingdom will always defend freedom of navigation and the flow of trade

US State Department: Blinken welcomed increased cooperation with India to defend freedom of navigation in the region

US Army: The Houthis fired an anti-ship ballistic missile at international shipping lanes in the Gulf of Aden today

The Saudi Minister of Energy and the Egyptian Minister of Petroleum: We stress the importance of continuing to support the stability and balance of global oil markets

2 okruga u Novosibirsku ostala su bez grijanja nakon nesreće na cjevovodu

SEC approves Bitcoin-spot ETF trading starting tomorrow

US State Department: We imposed new sanctions on individuals and entities linked to Houthi attacks in the Red Sea

The @WhiteHouse National SEcurity Council Spokesman John Kriby on Yemen: We have got a review of that designation (Houthis as a Foreign Terrorist Organization FTO) that we are still conducting, the goal here is not to contain the Houthis, just to be clear, we don't want to see these attacks on the commercial shipping and we are going to do to counter and defend against those attacks. the Houthis they have made certain decisions up to this time, they have to make certain decisions going forward and we will see what decisions they make they will bear the consequences for those decisions going forward

Blinken threatens Al-Houthi with "consequences of continued disruption of international shipping traffic"

Veleposlanici EU-a dali su danas djelomično zeleno svjetlo za početak pregovora s EP-om o 50 milijardi vrijednom paketu pomoći Ukrajini. Puno zeleno svjetlo sada je vjerojatno na summitu EU 1. veljače. Mađarska zasad ne blokira

German Foreign Ministry: The recent Houthi attacks in the Red Sea show a clear escalation

British Defense Minister: The situation in the Red Sea cannot continue