The Red Sea crisis and its impact on China's trade

Amrita Jash

The Red Sea crisis and its impact on China's trade

Amrita Jash^*

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The Red Sea crisis has added a new dimension to regional instability in the Middle East amidst the Israel-Hamas war. The attack on shipping vessels by the Houthis has disrupted global commerce and logistics. hence impacting the worldwide economy. While the US and its Western allies have taken steps towards maritime security and ensuring freedom of navigation for commercial Containers, China-despite its stakes-has taken a muted stance. At best, China's behaviour can be described as that of a bystander in the Red Sea crisis.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	39-46 and 5
Journal	Orient
Volume	65
Issue number	3
Publication status	Published - 2024

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Geography, Planning and Development
Development

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The Red Sea crisis and its impact on China's trade

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