A massive container ship has run aground in one of the world's most important waterways. About 12% of the world trade volume passes through the Suez Canal, and the situation is likely to cause significant delays. Maritime consultant Dean Mikkelsen tells The World it will take a lot of “pushing and shoving to wiggle it out”. Subscribe:
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