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The US plans to reduce military assets for European allies, including fighter jets, warships, and refueling aircraft.

Quad nations Australia, India, Japan, and the U.S. will jointly develop a port in Fiji and sign critical minerals pacts.

U.S. Central Command denied reports of the U.S. Navy resuming commercial ship escorts in the Strait of Hormuz.

US businesses are hesitant to claim $166 billion in tariff refunds due to political risks and public criticism.

The Port of Albany-Rensselaer hosted a Maritime Summit, bringing together leaders to discuss industry issues and trends

Safe Bulkers Inc. has successfully obtained a dual listing for its common stock on the Euronext Athens Main Market

The Nautical Institute Academy launched a new course to enhance operational competency assessment for engineering and bunkering.

Procureship celebrates ten years of providing e-procurement solutions to the global maritime industry, expanding its user base.

The 649 TEU container vessel 'AN YANG' is slated for an online public auction on June 26, 2026

US natural gas futures climbed about 2% due to holiday production cuts and increased supply to Gulf Coast LNG export terminals

IFFCO Jetty No.5 at Kandla Port is closed for maintenance; Suez Canal Authority extends rebate validity.

The dry bulk shipping market remains calm yet strong, holding at seasonal highs not observed in 15 years.

The ship recycling market showed consistent activity in Week 21 of 2026, with stable demand for end-of-life vessels

Pony.ai has raised its 2026 robotaxi fleet goal, projecting substantial revenue growth for its autonomous vehicle services

Renewable natural gas is gaining traction in heavy-duty trucking due to new engines, fueling networks, and cost savings

New York's MTA has released an RFP for new commuter trains to upgrade the Metro-North fleet on the Hudson and Harlem lines

Ocean carriers incurred an additional $5.5 billion in bunker costs due to the Middle East conflict and Red Sea diversions.

The U.S. Coast Guard commissioned its newest Fast Response Cutter, USCGC Vincent Danz, into service in New York City

Chi Lai from Wild is slated to speak at the Responsible Supply Chain Conference in London, focusing on sustainable logistics.

Zeeman is exiting Portugal and Austria, closing 51 stores in France, Spain, and Germany as part of a portfolio rationalization.

Fastfrate Group, founded in 1966 to fill empty Canadian Pacific Railway boxcars, has grown into a billion-dollar logistics network

Prologis Ventures is co-anchoring a new $200 million fund to invest in maritime and logistics innovation.

AGX Freight claims R&R Family of Cos. and Huntington Bank depleted its credit, leaving millions owed to carriers.

Protunus has ordered a new Multi Cat 2712 vessel from Damen to boost operational capabilities for in-house and charter activities

A Royal Navy mine-hunting mothership has departed Gibraltar, potentially heading for the Strait of Hormuz.

The U.S. government is seeking $285.5 million from First Brands over alleged tariff underpayments on Chinese imports

USPS and its largest union for letter carriers have begun mediation to settle their new contract dispute

CMA CGM reported resilient Q1 2026 results despite the Middle East crisis and volatile freight markets

LX Pantos Americas has partnered with the Virginia Economic Development Partnership and Port of Virginia to boost US logistics.

Euroseas has secured new time charters for its 1,800 TEU feeder containerships, Stephania K and Pepi Star, for up to 26 months