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UAE Defies Hormuz Risks to Keep Crude Flowing to Global Market
The stop-start nature of negotiations over reopening the Strait of Hormuz in recent months means analysts and traders expect shuttling to continue in some form.
The Port of Fujairah, UAE. Photo: iStock/Aleksandra Tokarz
China Announces Sweeping Retaliatory Sanctions Against U.S.
China banned six U.S. firms from trading with Chinese companies, and added new review requirements for exports of unmanned aerial vehicles.
Photo: iStock / wildpixel
Iran Weighs Allowing Europe to Clear Mines in Strait of Hormuz
The move would give the shipping and insurance industries some much-needed third-party assurance that the strait is safe after more than five months of military conflict.
Photo: Elke Scholiers/Getty Images via Bloomberg
Iran, Oman Say They Are Near Deal on Temporary Hormuz Route
Negotiations between the two countries have not involved the U.S., as the ongoing standoff between Iran and the Trump administration has intensified.
Image: iStock/Alones Creative
Water Levels Along Rhine, Danube Rivers Sink to Record Lows
Rhine River levels measured in Western Germany in Cologne and Lobith were lower than they were at any point since records began.
A barge transiting Germany's Rhine River through Dusseldorf. Photo: iStock / hansenn
Record Heat Wave Threatens Crops Across Europe
Following the hottest June on record for Western Europe, the EU has cut harvest predictions for a range of crops, including sunflowers, grain maize and potatoes.
Photo: aywan88, iStock
Xbox to Raise Console Prices as Memory Hardware Costs Soar
Xbox estimates that console storage and memory prices have increase by more than two-and-a-half times since October 2025.
Photo: iStock / juniorbeep
The Secret to Supply Chain Success: It’s Hiding in Plain Sight
The interdependence of global commerce, at a time when national alliances are fracturing and outcomes are so uncertain, is greater than ever.
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Saudi Ships Shun Red Sea Chokepoint for Rare Africa Journey
The threat by Iran-backed Houthi militants to attack vessels in the Red Sea has forced shipowners to reconsider sailing through the narrow Bab el-Mandeb strait.
Six Saudi supertankers at the entrance to the Red Sea were seen sailing south after switching to new destinations on July 30. Image: Bloomberg
BMW to Cut 8,000 Jobs in Germany
According to The Wall Street Journal, BMW has started a "voluntary redundancy program" agreed to with employee representatives.
Photo: iStock, Kenneth Cheung
Russia Says Ukraine Struck Key Black Sea Grain Export Port
Wheat prices rose again on July 30 as Russia and Ukraine continued to target each other’s key grain export hubs.
Novorossiysk, Russia. Photo: iStock/saiko3p
Congress Weighs Expansion to Trump's Tariff Powers
The bill would allow Trump to put forth 500% tariffs against Russian imports, as well as 100% levies against the largest importers of Russian oil and gas.
Photo: iStock / Douglas Rissing
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