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Egypt: Ongoing unrest, rise in piracy make shipowners nervous

The 120-mile long Suez Canal, which for decades has been an important shortcut connecting the US and Europe

Published: March 28, 2013 | Author: SeaNews | Category: Piracy & Security

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Egypt: Ongoing unrest, rise in piracy make shipowners nervous

March 28, 2013

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The 120-mile long Suez Canal, which for decades has been an important shortcut connecting the US and Europe

The 120-mile long Suez Canal, which for decades has been an important shortcut connecting the US and Europe

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Egypt Ongoing unrest Suez Unrest Piracy Shipowners Nervous

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