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Iran's IRGC Navy reportedly targeted seven oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz for alleged violations over five days

Australia's economy is deeply dependent on maritime trade, making shipping decarbonization crucial for its future.

A new report indicates a rise in off-specification marine fuels across several global ports from April to September 2026.

Russia may partially resume diesel exports if production exceeds domestic demand, according to Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak.

METRANS has completed a major expansion of its intermodal terminal in Poznań, significantly boosting handling and storage capacity

DP World is exploring the development of a new deep sea port and special economic zone in Nigeria's Ogun State.

EU steel exports to third countries saw a 20% reduction in the first half of 2026, with production at historic lows

G7 nations ordered the release of 100 million barrels from oil reserves and rejected energy export bans

The EU's new Methane Emissions Regulation, Article 28, may disrupt oil and gas imports, exacerbating Europe's energy crisis

A collision involving two freighters and an oil tanker occurred in Valderhaugfjord, Norway, with the Dutch vessel Bergfjord damaged

MSC is enhancing seafarer compensation and benefits to strengthen the U.S. maritime industrial base and national security.

A medical transfer aircraft with six people on board is missing on a flight from Bermuda to Boston, prompting a US Coast Guard search.

The US is deploying an additional aircraft carrier and 10,000 personnel to the Persian Gulf, reinforcing its Mideast presence

A Liberian-flagged cargo ship was hit by a Russian attack in Ukraine's Odesa region, causing one death and three injuries

Former President Trump defended his early announcement of South Korea's investment in the Alaska LNG project

Transavia has permanently stationed an Airbus aircraft at Rotterdam The Hague Airport for the first time, enhancing regional air operations.

Loogman Logistics has added six new D-TEC container chassis to its fleet to boost operational flexibility and efficiency.

China's soybean imports are up in 2026, contributing to increased demand in the dry bulk shipping market.

US diesel export curbs could severely disrupt Atlantic Basin clean tanker demand, impacting medium-range tanker earnings.

Shipping faces a widening gap in achieving its 2030 green fuel ambitions, hampered by weak demand and regulatory uncertainty

Maritime decarbonization relies on verifiable performance, economic viability, and scalable solutions based on operational experience.

The Baltic Exchange's dry bulk freight index increased on Friday, driven by stronger capesize rates, despite a weekly decline

Spot rates for ocean containers from the Far East to the US have reached a post-Hormuz crisis peak, with no collapse in sight

The shadow fleet uses deceptive practices to move sanctioned goods, making identification and tracking highly challenging.

The shipping industry is increasingly adopting modern sail technology on tankers, container ships, and LNG carriers for decarbonization.

The Drewry World Container Index (WCI) saw a 1% decline last week, a crucial metric for global shipping contracts

Hinode Kaiun has chartered the 2021-built Kamsarmax vessel "New Wavelet" at a high rate.

BIMCO committees met to discuss security in key maritime passages and environmental topics, including regional conflicts.

India's ship recycling market saw prices recover this week, following a period of decline, amidst tight conditions

US crude oil exports are rising, increasing global tanker demand and straining VLCC availability.