No security risks from impact of Suez Canal blockage
The forces that suppress Somali piracy are still in place, Yemen’s Houthis are unlikely to target international ships, and West Africa presents little threat outside the Gulf of Guinea
Fears about increased risk to ships diverting around Africa to avoid the Suez Canal blockage are largely misplaced, advisers say. Parked vessels could be more vulnerable but the risk is manageable
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