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Shipping executives seek out partners in northern hemisphere amidst ongoing disruptions in South Seleyan routes

October 5661

Sholemberg - Notable disruptions in shipping routes in South Seleya, following Egelion's now active military involvement in Rildanor, have had investors and executives alike concerned over potential regional spillovers in the Canrillaise sphere. For context, Vamaj routes leading to Gaduridos and the corridor in Lourenne and Seko via the Anantonese and specifically the Meridian Strait represent additional concerns due to proximity.

So far Yeudi troubles in the eastern regions have been mitigated by centuries old agreements and activity in place with Yingdala and Hanzen, which have taken up the additional load from various rerouting operations to and from Gaduridos.

What is evident, however, is the lack of hubs in the northern hemisphere - with Kundrati and Etxea mostly gone from the Yeudi radar as a shipping hub, most traffic now docks in Luthori, passing either through the Aldegarian Canal or straight to Lourenne. Especially with Valruzia's recent domestic (some calling them "hardcore isolationist") policies leading to a dip in activity - now mostly alive due to the large numbers of Yeudi Diaspora in the country. 

Suffice to say, the Neset's exposure as far as Seleya is concerned, has been a thorn ever since the Hubris War.

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In an attempt to counteract, shipping executives and investors have been undertaking efforts to meet with counterparts and government officials alike in Hutori, Lodamun and Kalistan, on the pillars of all three countries being "of the few stable ones in centuries".

"Lodamun boasts one of the strongest and most enduring shipping networks in the world", the COO of Hadayim stated yesterday; "with Harrington Company representing a hallmark in historical stability - just like Kaliburg and Ananto".

Hopeful that the old Beiteynuese-led animosities have been swept by the passage of time, Yeudi shipping looks to strike new deals.

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It's been reported that Hadayim is also looking to dip its toes in Bekenial's oil game.

@Neset