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Ship owners are seeking ways to optimize aging bulker and tanker fleets for better efficiency, cost control, and regulatory compliance

Houthi forces announced a naval blockade targeting Saudi, Israeli, and US-linked vessels, with Saudi crude exports continuing.

Biofuel bunker prices in Rotterdam, including B30-VLSFO and B30-LSMGO, have seen notable increases.

Escalating geopolitical tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb threaten global shipping routes and freight operations

A recent LMAA award provides key insights into VOYWAR 1993, focusing on alternative port orders and contract frustration

Shipowners have suspended access to Ukrainian ports due to concerns over Russian attacks, impacting Black Sea trade.

Shanghai plans to become a top international shipping hub by 2030, targeting over 50 million TEUs in container throughput.

HD Hyundai Samho will provide four new port cranes to Washington United Terminals in Tacoma for terminal modernization.

Hamburg Port Authority has published new safety and operational guidelines for ship-to-ship ammonia bunkering.

China's new five-year plan focuses on modernizing ports to boost international cooperation and expand openness.

Mexico's Energia Costa Azul LNG terminal has shipped its first cargo, tripling the nation's export capacity

Kazakh oil output reduced after Caspian Pipeline Consortium terminal loading suspended due to suspected drone attacks on tankers

Egypt's crude oil production has reached a two-year peak, with petroleum product exports exceeding 2.3 million tonnes.

The European Commission's ETS revision is deemed a cosmetic change, not a reform, by the Warsaw Enterprise Institute.

Ukrainian long-range attacks on Russian oil refineries are causing significant and lasting disruptions to local economies.

Container shipping rates saw mixed results this week, with some lanes flat and others experiencing declines.

Maritime simulation company VSTEP has welcomed Pindustry as its new majority shareholder, aiming for international expansion.

The Iran conflict has reportedly broadened to include the Red Sea and Caspian Sea, despite a pause in US airstrikes

A Vietnamese freighter has reportedly sunk, resulting in the loss of 62 crew members.

An international cargo vessel sank off Odesa, Ukraine, a week after being hit by Russian forces, underscoring Black Sea shipping risks

A van driver in Germany narrowly escaped injury after tools fell from a truck, with a metal rod piercing the van.

The U.S. military engaged a merchant vessel attempting to breach its blockade of Iranian ports amid ongoing regional tensions

Georgia is moving forward with a 41-mile, toll-free, truck-only lane project on I-75 to ease congestion.

A truck overturned after colliding with a freight train in Europoort Rotterdam, leading to the train's derailment.

The FMCSA is evaluating a rule to require safety audits for new motor carriers before they start operations.

The Nautical Institute Academy has launched a month-long program to boost safety and assurance in maritime professional development.

The U.S. government has expanded its cartel crackdown to include a tequila maker and a baby shoe company in Mexico

A Vietnamese cargo ship sank near the Yongshu Reef in the South China Sea, with 23 crew members currently missing

HMM's Washington United Terminals on the US West Coast plans to acquire four new port cranes to enhance capacity.

EUKOR Car Carriers completed the first green methanol bunkering for its new Shaper Class vessel, M/V Arctic Tern, in Shanghai