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Yemen’s Houthis threaten to escalate attacks on ships linked to companies dealing with Israel

57% Left coverage: 14 sources

The rebel Houthi group in Yemen has said it will target merchant ships belonging to any company that does business with Israeli ports, regardless of nationality, as part of what it described as the next phase of its operations against Israel.See the Story

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Yemen’s Houthis threaten to escalate attacks on ships linked to companies dealing with Israel

Trump Tariffs Face Small Business Court Challenge, Despite EU Trade Deal

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

President Trump’s trade policy goes into effect Thursday, but could still be upended by a landmark court case.Donald Trump · United States See the Story

Trafigura Hooks up with K-SURE in $200m New-Look Financing Deal

‘Innovative’ agreement aimed at boosting Korean shipping companies’ business as trader eyes chartering growth in countrySouth Korea · South Korea See the Story

Trade’s Emissions Paradox: What It Means for Developing Countries - Caribbean News Global

By Ebad Ebadi and Enrique Aldaz-Carroll International trade plays a complex role in shaping environmental outcomes. A new World Bank paper, “Trade’s Emissions Paradox: Cutting Greenhouse Gases, Raising Air Pollution,” prepared for the forthcoming flagship report “Reboot Development: The Economics of a Livable Planet,” brings a new perspective to the debate by revealing an important insight: while global trade has contributed to reducing greenhou…Trade · India See the Story

5 takeaways from the BAFT Global Annual Meeting 2025: The tug-of-war between localisation and collaboration

Navigating the trade finance landscape, with constant dodgeballs in the form of geopolitical tensions, regulatory requirements, and threatening technology, requires considerable agility. But this year’s BAFT Global Annual Meeting, in Washington, DC, revealed the considerable opportunity in times of turbulence. These takeaways are drawn from the following sessions: ‘Beyond Buzzwords: Supporting a Fair and Inclusive Workplace’, featuring Shannon…Washington DC · Washington Read Article

Development banks: The natural arbiters

As global banks retreat from emerging markets, development banks can step in as neutral arbiters of risk. Development banks are uniquely positioned to address fragmented regulations and duplicated compliance efforts across jurisdictions, turning standardisation into the solution. With their technical expertise, policy influence, and existing ESG-aligned operations, development banks can embed shared compliance infrastructure into current program…Tajikistan · Tajikistan Read Article

China threatens to block Panama ports deal unless its shipping giant gets stake, WSJ reports

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Trade disruption insurance: A versatile risk transfer product for commodity traders and lenders

Trade disruption insurance (TDI) is a versatile and increasingly vital product for commodity traders. It offers protection against force majeure, political risks, port closures, and other non-damage disruptions that standard credit insurance does not cover. TDI complements credit non-payment insurance by addressing risks to trade margins where counterparties perform but unforeseen events still impair profitability. The insurance industry has an …Commodities · London Read Article

UN Commission approves draft legislation on negotiable cargo documents

The United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL) has given its backing to approving draft legislation that extends negotiable cargo documents (NCDs) to all forms of transport. The draft convention, approved on Monday, 14 July, during UNCITRAL’s 58th session, addresses a legal gap that has hampered international commerce. Until now, only maritime transport has benefited from widely recognised negotiable documents – bills of lad…Read Article

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