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The once-bustling Red Sea, a vital artery for global trade, has become a hotspot of disruption, with Houthi missile and drone attacks threatening the safety of vessels and jeopardizing the smooth flow of goods around the world.

The Red Sea simmers with tension, forcing cargo ships to make a detour. No longer the undisputed passage, the Suez Canal is witnessing an exodus, with vessels opting for a longer, more historic route: the Cape of Good Hope at the southern tip of Africa.

Imagine a highway so vital that 12% of the world's traffic, worth trillions of dollars, flows through it daily. That's the reality of the Suez Canal and Red Sea, a maritime corridor so crucial that its disruption sends tremors through the global economy.