By Lachlan Guselli, 360info AND Michael Joiner, 360info

Part 1: What about my Nikes? What's happening in the Red Sea.

https://youtu.be/gE0hBkWzrjI

Part 2: Can we live without the Suez Canal?

https://youtu.be/oaaS2OfMqpI

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Brand Nike and the Houthi Red Sea Ship Attacks

Brand Nike and the Houthi Red Sea Ship Attacks | Two-part video special: We explain what's behind the Houthi attacks on shipping in the Red Sea and what are the ramifications for world trade.

13 Apr 2024

BY Lachlan Guselli, 360info AND Michael Joiner, 360info

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Brand Nike and the Houthi Red Sea Ship Attacks | Two-part video special | Red sea ship attacks | Michael Joiner, 360info | Credits CCBY4.0

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Part 1: What about my Nikes? What's happening in the Red Sea.

Part 2: Can we live without the Suez Canal?

Watch the two-part video special: We explain what's behind the Houthi attacks on shipping in the Red Sea and what are the ramifications for world trade.

The enormous impact that Houthi attacks are having on shipping in the Red Sea continues.

The repeated missile and drone strikes although unsophisticated, threaten to undermine a trillion dollars worth of global trade that transits the Red Sea and the Suez Canal en route to Europe, North Africa and the Americas every year.

The geographic chokepoint at the opening of the Indian Ocean to the Red Sea is the Bab el-Mandeb. A 32km crossing splitting Africa and the Middle East. At this crossroads, not only does global commerce intersect with the spiralling regional conflict between Israel and Hamas, but also the consequences of decades of misdirected foreign policy and the shocking impacts of years of deprivation, civil war, famine, and colonialism.

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