The Suez Canal is facing a massive test, as the scourge of Somali piracy prompts major shipping companies to seek another route. Egypt, which is greatly dependent on the fees it charges ships to go through the Canal, has expressed concern over a possible drop in income — though it says it’s hopeful an international [...]
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