Sheikh Hasina, 78, plans a December comeback two years after being ousted in a bloody uprising led by students
The potential expense of a 20 percent charge to move oil and other goods through the strait has stirred concern among shippers
RIYADH, July 29 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia is seeking to build an international coalition to protect shipping in the Red Sea from Houthi attacks, two people familiar with the deliberations said on Wednesday. The composition of the coalition has not yet been finalised and is being discussed with dozens of countries, the sources said. The Saudi Center for International Communication did not immediately respond to a request for comment
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