Four people are presumed dead and 11 others are missing after a Liberian-flagged cargo ship sank in the Red Sea following an attack by Yemen’s Houthi rebels, a European Union naval mission said.

The Houthis seemingly disregarded their agreement with the U.S. this week when they carried out two of their most aggressive attacks on vessels in the Red Sea.

Four people are presumed dead after a Liberian-flagged cargo ship came under an hourslong attack from Yemen's Houthi rebels, ...

Commercial ships still sailing through the Red Sea are broadcasting messages about their nationality and even religion on their public tracking systems to avoid being targeted by Yemen's Houthis after ...

Data shows a small but consistent number of bulk carriers have continued to transit the Red Sea over the past 12 months ...

The insurer facing a multi-million-dollar bill for the sinking of a Greek-operated bulker in the Red Sea remained unclear ...

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — A Liberian-flagged cargo ship attacked by Yemen’s Houthi rebels sank Wednesday in the Red ...

The cargo ship Eternity C was attacked by Houthi militants in the Red Sea, resulting in one believed dead and four missing.

Greece's Cosmoship Management on Thursday said one person is believed dead and four more have not been seen since Houthi ...

"What happened in the Red Sea sends a clear signal: all shipping companies that continue to work with the adversary will face tough measures," the movement’s leader Abdul-Malik al-Houthi said ...

In just days, Yemen's Houthi rebels have begun a new, more violent campaign of attacks targeting ships in the Red Sea, sinking two of them and killing some of their crew.

Greece's Cosmoship Management on Thursday said one person is believed dead and four more have not been seen since Houthi militants attacked and sank the Eternity C cargo ship in the Red Sea this week.