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Indian Register of Shipping confirms its role as an International Partner for London International Shipping Week 2027

Oil prices are rising due to US-Iran conflict uncertainty and potential new sanctions, affecting energy market risk premiums.

Oil prices rose for a fourth session as US-Iran tensions in the Strait of Hormuz continued, suggesting tight global supplies

Asian stock markets, led by South Korea and Japan, fell sharply due to a semiconductor selloff and rising bond yields.

The US has postponed 50% tariffs on Canada for three days as a trade deal appears imminent

Capesize vessels have led dry bulk charter rate increases this year, with smaller segments seeing less market excitement

Port of San Diego approves permits for a 70-port electric truck charging hub, enhancing zero-emission freight infrastructure.

Airbus's new A350 freighter is reportedly scheduled for its first test flight around September 24th.

Arabian Drilling will reactivate its suspended offshore rigs, aiming for full fleet utilization by Q3 2026.

Aker BP expands its North Sea and Norwegian Sea footprint by securing stakes in two hydrocarbon discoveries for tie-back growth

A new governance body will oversee the use of Ro-Ro GHG emissions data to enhance transparency and reliability.

Avenir LNG's vessel completed its first LNG bunkering for a Royal Caribbean cruise ship in Honduras, supporting cleaner fuels.

Vizhinjam International Seaport in India has begun its gateway export-import operations, with initial shipments bound for Spain

Two key maritime alliances have partnered to help the shipping industry meet emission regulations and transition to cleaner fuels

The LNG-powered Explora III, part of the Explora Journeys fleet, has made its first call at a UK port in Southampton.

The Dutch industrial sector's revenue grew by 8.4% in Q2 2026, with the transport industry also seeing a 4.3% increase

Charles Tillotson will lead Port Pascagoula, bringing Gulf Coast experience to Mississippi's largest seaport amidst expansion

Equinor has acquired a stake in a Chevron-operated offshore exploration license in Namibia's Orange Basin, marking its entry into the…

Baltic Shipping Company introduces two new hybrid coasters, the Baltic Iron and Baltic Timber, with wind-assisted propulsion.

DB Cargo France confirms it is not for sale, contrasting with DB Cargo UK's search for a new owner

Chinese contractors are positioned strongly in Ethiopia's $12.5 billion airport project, with US interests targeting technology and finance

Agentic AI is transforming customs declarations globally, with North America, Europe, and Asia adopting new technology.

Latvia's rail freight volumes saw a nearly 20% drop in the first seven months of 2026, extending a decade-long decline

Industrial cargo is fueling resilient container demand, leading to port congestion and straining landside logistics capacity

The UAE reported detecting two ballistic missiles from Iran, raising regional security concerns and potential maritime impacts

Shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has slowed due to uncertainty surrounding its reopening after a wartime blockade

The EU Commission proposes adding two Indian ship recycling facilities in Alang to its approved list, welcomed by Danish Shipping

Iraq's government approved new mechanisms for exporting crude oil through various international and local companies and multiple outlets

The Port of Los Angeles recorded its second-highest July cargo volumes, bolstered by consumer goods and data center equipment demand

Global seaborne coal trade is seeing a divergence, with thermal coal declining while metallurgical coal surges on Asian demand